FAQS
FAQS
Editing, Data Analysis, and Consultation Services
Editing FAQs
Absolutely, yes. All of our dealings with you and the services we carry out for you are completely private. Before you send us any of your work, we’d be pleased to send you a non-disclosure agreement.
Of course! Dissertation-Editor.com is focused on providing the absolute best in customer service. Our editor in chief is always available to you by phone, and most of our editing packages include direct communication with your editor.
Absolutely not! Many professors expect their students to seek professional editing assistance to ensure that the text is free of technical errors and properly formatted. The service we provide focuses on improving the mechanics and clarity of your content rather than writing original work—which would be considered plagiarism.
We offer a wide range of payment plans, though a deposit is always due upfront to initiate your order. We accept credit cards, PayPal, and bank wire transfers.
Yes, absolutely! Please send us some of your material and we will edit one page free of charge. This will provide you with a good sense of our editorial style. The typical turnaround on a sample edit is one or two days.
Five steps make up the data analysis process. Clearly defining your research questions is the first step. Choosing a measurement method for each element of your research topic is the second stage. Locating data that complies with your measurement specification and getting it ready for analysis constitute the third phase. The fourth stage is to analyze your data using a methodology that is suitable for the measurement definition and information. The fifth phase is analyzing your findings.
All of them. If you need assistance with any of the processes, we are more than happy to provide it.
Each step of the data analysis is required to complete your dissertation and relates to the fundamental mathematical truths of statistical analysis.
When we finish step three, it usually takes 5-7 business days until we give your results. Our method may involve more of a chat before we finish step three since we require your help to clearly identify your questions, measurement, and data set.
