The Blonde Diaries

When I started college, there were very few back to school items that I needed to buy other than 5 notebooks, my textbooks, a couple of bluebooks, and a few scantron sheets for tests. One item I wish I would have known about was plagiarism.net’s student package. No matter what classes I registered for each semester, there was always a paper or two due in each class or a group project that required a project. Plagiarism was never something that I was afraid of doing myself but sometimes when I was assigned group projects with classmates I had never met I have to admit I was worried. My professors and deans took plagiarism very seriously and if caught you were automatically failed for the semester and possibly thrown out of college depending on the severity. Ignorance was not an excuse as we were all held accountable for the actions of our group members.

Today, Plagiarism.net will help take away some of the stress caused by college papers and group work. For $20, you can submit up to 5 papers and have them reviewed for possible plagiarism. If any plagiarism is found, a detailed report will be sent to you. The check is performed both manually and automatically so you do not have to worry about a machine not catching the obvious. If you are a journalist or journalist major who usually writes more than 5 papers/articles at a time, you can purchase monthly packages which will allow more submissions than the 5 in the basic student package. For $20, the piece of mind knowing that your papers and projects are free from plagiarism is well worth it in my opinion so head over and check the site out today before your first paper is due!

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