V Difficulty 1: Thesis topic positioning
Every year during the dissertation release period, many students are puzzled to find a suitable dissertation topic, and frequently change the topic but still difficult to find the preferred choice.
Difficulty 2: Organisation of the essay
An essay that is thousands of words long is at risk of deviating from the main idea, even if you are writing in your native language, let alone English. A good quality essay usually consists of a solid thesis statement with sufficient references to support the argument.
Difficulty 3: Academic style of presentation
Even if you self-correct and adjust your wording and grammar, professors sometimes still find it confusing, and they often refer to the concept of Proofreading, suggesting that you seek out a native English speaker to reorganise the whole text and resubmit it for review.
Difficulty 4: Repeat Rate Control and Refined Conversion
Writing a dissertation abroad requires a wealth of references to support the argument, and it also means extracting expressions from other people’s work. Failure to make a proper Paraphrase may lead to plagiarism. Currently, the internationally accepted standard for repetition rate is less than 25%, but this requirement varies among different disciplines and should be evaluated according to the actual situation.The process of Paraphrase requires a high level of English grammar and vocabulary skills, and the ability to make successful sentence adjustments, changes in expressions, and substitutions of key words directly affects the ability of the final translation to accurately convey the meaning of the original text. Whether you can successfully adjust sentence patterns and change expressions and replace key words directly affects whether the final translation can accurately convey the original meaning.
