How to Get an "A" on any Paper

School is hard enough without having to write a flawless paper. With all of the homework and busy work that professors are having students do today, it's a wonder that anyone can get papers done at all. Nevermind an "A" paper. Especially if you're a foreign student and English is a second language to you.

However, there's a cool new service that I found recently that will help you get that "A", aplusedit.com. They edit everything from school papers to websites to books! The great thing is that it's really affordable too. They do a full edit of your paper. This includes spelling, grammar, how the paper flows, and your format too. It' super comprehensive. You can even tell them when you need it done by and pay accordingly. So if you need your paper turned in by the next day, they can get it done.

I've seen similar services out there like this before, but they've been a little pricey. That's why I had to do all of my papers before without a professional editor looking over it. Now it's a different story! Just go to aplusedit.com to get the full scope of what I'm talking about. Good luck to you on the rest of your papers. You definitely won't need it with this service!

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Top 10: Best Business Schools

Since most of you viewing this blog are business students, at least that's my assumption since most of you are looking at the BSG posts, I decided to look into the top business schools of 2012. I also did a little research on the Most Affordable Top Business Schools in the U.S.

Best Business Schools

	School	Tuition & Fees	Job Offers
1.	University of Chicago	$111,587	95%
2.	Harvard University	$126,576	95.1%
3.	University of Pennsylvania	$121,610	95.2%
4.	Stanford University	$118,020	90%
5.	Northwestern University	$113,100	95.6%
6.	Duke University	$109,844	92%
7.	Cornell University	$107,592	92%
8.	University of Michigan	$110,389	85%
9.	MIT	$108,400	96%
10.	University of Virginia	$105,900	94%

http://images.businessweek.com/slideshows/2012-11-14/2012-best-u-dot-s-dot-business-schools#slide1

Most Affordable Top Business Schools

	School	Cost After Aid	Students Receiving Aid
1.	University of Michigan	$20,435	75%
2.	MIT	$20,674	69%
3.	Cornell University	$21,727	75%
4.	University of Virginia	$21,808	69%
5.	Harvard University	$24,643	60%
6.	Northwestern University	$25,844	60%
7.	Stanford University	$29,448	70%
8.	Columbia University	$31,570	51%
9.	Dartmouth College	$32,221	70%
10.	Carnegie Mellon University	$36,214	79%

http://images.businessweek.com/slideshows/2013-02-14/the-most-affordable-top-b-schools#slide11

All of the information was obtained from Businessweek's website.

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