[nabs-l] Writing Experience

[Greg Aikens]

Hi deb,
Lots of first year grad students feel that way.  Graduate work in any field is a whole new level and each field has elements of writing that are more important etc.  Both of the schools I attended for graduate level work offered seminars and writing workshops for people who needed to hone their writing skills.  many universities have a writing center to help students.  Don't hesitate to take advantage of these resources.  

If its a matter of improving your writing to get into a graduate program, you could ask other skilled writers to look at your work, like you have done so on this list already.  

Btw, I would not mind looking over your essay, I just neglected to respond earlier.  

Hope this helps,
Greg
On Jul 12, 2012, at 10:54 PM, Deb Mendelsohn wrote:

> Hi all
> How do I gain the necessary experience to write papers in the graduate
> level?
> I mean what am I doing wrong  I'm not a fantastic writer after 4 years of a
> undergraduate study?
> I feel like I haven't even learned anything during my 4 year college stint.
> Deb
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