Academic Buddies Ni Juan

Ito yung mga mistakes na hindi mo dapat gawin sa iyong Thematic RRL. 📚

Marami sa atin ang naghahanap ng shortcut pero sis/bro, ang Chapter 2 mo ay hindi lang "copy-paste ng sources." It's a conversation between ideas. And panelists? Nakikita nila lahat.

Here are the 5 most common mistakes na kailangan mong iwasan ASAP:
1. Summarizing instead of synthesizing Book report ang dating ng RRL mo kapag isa-isang binu-break mo ang sources. Mag-combine ka ng ideas, hindi mag-recite ng authors.
2. Grouping by author instead of by theme "According to Juan... According to Santos..." hindi ito thematic, bes. Ang theme ang dapat mag-lead, hindi ang pangalan.
3. Hindi naco-connect ang themes sa study mo Kung floating ang theme mo na walang connection sa research, parang extra rice na hindi mo kinain. Tasty pero walang purpose.
4. Outdated sources 2003 pa ang source mo? Baka mas luma pa yang study kaysa sa kasalukuyang syllabus mo. Prioritize 2015 onwards.
5. Improper in-text citations Hindi lang sa huli ng paragraph dapat may citation. Every claim, every citation. APA, MLA, Chicago, piliin mo, sundin mo consistently.

Kung feel mo na nag-iipon ka ng stress kaysa thesis progress, that's our cue to help. 💡

We assist with thesis, capstone, RRL writing, feasibility studies, and research consultation. DM us or drop a comment. We are here to guide you from panicking to defending with confidence. 🧡

June just started and we already welcomed another client but this time, it’s not just a student or a professional taking their master’s degree.

This client is in the business field and the project is something they are planning to actually implement.

What makes this extra meaningful is that they found me through facebook which I’m really grateful for since most of our clients usually come from TT.

For this project, we’ll be assisting them with the financial side of their upcoming coffee business:

from computing their CAPEX and OPEX, preparing financial statements, checking industry benchmarks, and identifying their breakeven point per day, per month and per year.🥰

Aside from that, we’ll also help them understand the numbers better so they can confidently explain the financial side to their boss and make better decisions before launching.

It’s really fulfilling to see how the work we do goes beyond papers and requirements because sometimes, we also get to help real businesses plan, launch and grow with clearer financial direction.

Grateful for another opportunity to serve. 🤍

PS. Closed 3 heavy projects earlier!

Sa sobrang excited ko sa pickleball, sa client ko nasend yung reservation slot ko. 🤣

Master’s Thesis Journey with Academic Buddies Ni Juan

We have catered to 50+ Master’s and Bachelor’s papers recently not just thesis and research papers, but also capstones, feasibility studies, business plans, and more.

We also currently have clients from Dubai and Canada, so we sometimes adjust our schedule to accommodate their time zones too.

If you want to know more about us, maybe stalk us first? HAHAHA.

Super LT ng client ko na kakaclose lang ng deal today for their feasibility study.

While assessing their approved proposed business napatanong talaga ako ng “ bakit lugaw? Ang dami-daming business na pwedeng i-innovate or ipropose.”

Then she said they actually submitted 100 proposed businesses before…

and not even one got approved.

In the end, pinag-lugaw na lang daw sila HAHAHA

Feasibility study season is really something else nohhh🤣🤣

Working with 3 clients from the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and the Commission on Audit (COA) has been one of the most insightful professional experiences I’ve had recently. Diving into the objectives of their work and understanding the real institutional challenges they’re hoping to address has been genuinely mind-opening.

There’s something humbling about being trusted to support professionals from agencies that play such a critical role in our country’s governance and accountability systems.