Fiona Tay
MSc in Organisational Psychology, NUS
4.9/5
Specialist in: Workplace dynamics, assessment reports
Experience: 6 years HR OD, 4 years SUSS writing
211 completed · 98% success
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Assignment Review Service — A Second Opinion Before You Submit
You have read it six times and cannot tell any more whether it is good. Since 2017 we have read SUSS drafts against their marking rubric and rewritten what costs the most marks.
- Measured against your rubric. Every criterion marked met, partly met or missing, with the reason.
- Tracked, never silent. Rewrites come as tracked changes you can accept, reject or redo in your own words.
- Kept between us. No message about your draft goes to SUSS or your tutor, and PDPA rules cover every file.
Independent academic support. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Singapore University of Social Sciences.
How Do I Send My Draft for Review?
About 2 minutes. You get a plan and a fixed quote before you pay anything.
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What Do I Need Checked in My Assignment Draft?
Pick what you are worried about, and the feedback comes back aimed at it.
Most asked
Will this actually pass?
Checked against every rubric criterion.
See the check → RewritingMy weak paragraphs
Rewritten, with the changes visible.
See an example → ScopeIs this proofreading?
What a review covers, and what it doesn't.
Compare → TimingMy cut-off is close
What is possible in the time left.
Check timing → ScopeOnly one section
Send the chapter that worries you.
Send one part →
What comes back
Who Can Review My Assignment Before I Submit?
Yes. With the draft, the brief and the rubric, every criterion comes back met, partly met or missing, with what we did about it. No grade is promised, because your tutor marks it.
| Criterion | Status | What we did about it |
|---|---|---|
| Answers the question | Met | Introduction tightened so the position appears in line one |
| Critical analysis | Missing | Four descriptive paragraphs rewritten with judgement and a limitation |
| Use of evidence | Partly | Two uncited claims flagged; three website sources marked for replacement |
| Structure and flow | Partly | Sections reordered to follow the question numbers |
| Academic English | Met | Run-on sentences split; informal phrasing replaced |
| Referencing and format | Missing | Reference list rebuilt in APA 7; cover page and word count corrected |
Illustrative report. Your own rubric decides the rows.
Inside the feedback
What Do You Actually Change in My Draft?
Three things: comments on what a marker will take issue with, tracked rewrites of the paragraphs that cost the most marks, and a short list of what to do first.
Maslow's hierarchy of needs has five levels. Employees are motivated by different needs at each level. The company in the case has introduced a recognition scheme. This is a good idea and should improve motivation among the staff.
- 1 Textbook description. The rubric gives marks for applying it to the case.
- 2 A claim with no evidence and no limitation. What in the case supports it?
Maslow's hierarchy of needs has five levels. Employees are motivated by different needs at each level. In the case, frequent roster changes leave staff's safety needs unmet, so the new recognition scheme targets esteem needs that sit above an unstable base. Maslow's model therefore predicts limited effect until shift patterns stabilise, although it explains less well why long-serving staff stay, which points to team loyalty.
Tracked changes, so you can see every edit and keep your own voice.
Scope
How Is an Assignment Review Different From Proofreading?
Proofreading fixes the surface: spelling, grammar, punctuation and formatting. A review asks whether the work answers the question, argues with evidence and meets each criterion.
| Assignment review | Proofreading | |
|---|---|---|
| Main question | Will this meet the rubric? | Is this clean and correct? |
| Looks at | Argument, evidence, structure, criteria | Spelling, grammar, punctuation, layout |
| Changes made | Paragraphs rewritten where needed | Sentence-level corrections only |
| Best when | You are unsure it will pass | You are happy with the content |
Timing
How Long Do I Need After an Assignment Review?
Feedback you cannot act on is wasted money. What a review can fix depends on the days you have left.
Three days or more
Everything is on the table
Structure reordered, analysis rewritten, evidence replaced, references rebuilt, with time for you to redraft.
About a day
The high-value fixes
The two or three criteria costing the most marks, plus referencing and clarity.
A few hours
Surface only
Formatting, word count, reference list and obvious errors. We will say so plainly.
Part of a draft
Which Part of My Assignment Draft Can You Check?
Yes, and most students do. Send the section you keep rewriting, with the brief and the rubric. The quote covers only what you send, and the comments say how it fits the rest.
The analysis section
The most common one. Usually description that needs turning into judgement.
A dissertation chapter
Chapter 2 and Chapter 5 come up most, and both have their own fixes. See the dissertation help page.
Your GBA part
Checked on its own, and against the rest of the report so the voices match.
Introduction and conclusion
Quick to fix, and the two parts a marker reads most closely.
How it works
How Does the Assignment Review Work, Step by Step?
Five steps, and you approve the plan before any writing starts.
- 01
You send the draft
Your draft, the brief, the marking rubric and any earlier tutor feedback.
- 02
We read it against the rubric
Criterion by criterion, with the two or three fixes that move the most marks. Then a fixed quote.
- 03
You approve the plan
Which sections we rewrite, what stays as comments only, and when it comes back.
- 04
A subject expert marks it up
Comments where a marker would object, tracked rewrites where paragraphs fail, and a ranked fix list.
- 05
We walk you through it
So you can apply the changes in your own words, with free follow-up questions under our terms and conditions.
Your expert
Who Will Read My Assignment Draft?
Nobody is handed a draft outside their own subject. See all experts.
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BA in Applied Psychology, James Cook University Singapore
4.9/5
Specialist in: Intervention reports, case assessments
Experience: 6 years in social work, 4 years academic
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Bachelor’s in Communications, SMU
4.8/5
Specialist in: PR, campaign analysis, writing reports
Experience: 6 years media, 3 years SUSS support
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BA in Counselling Psychology, Singapore University of Social Sciences
4.9/5
Specialist in: Reflection journals, intervention analysis
Experience: 6 years practice, 4 years writing
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MSc in Counselling, James Cook University Singapore
4.9/5
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Master’s in Business Communication, SMU
4.8/5
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Student reviews
What Do Students Say About Our Assignment Review Service?
4.8 average from students since 2017 · Read all reviews
"You can tell they care. The way they corrected my ethics writeup without being judgmental… very professional. They preserved the meaning while improving the structure."
"You saved my skin. I had to do a media strategy analysis — which I had zero clue about — and they gave me such good direction. Loved working with them."
"Super chill and understanding team. They gave me tips on how to relate HR theories to my work examples. So down-to-earth and helpful."
"Wasn't sure what to expect at first, but wow… their help was super friendly and clear. Guided me on how to handle case studies on elderly care and made sure I included empathy."
Clear pricing
How Much Does It Cost to Have My Draft Reviewed?
You pay for the help you actually need. A rubric status read costs less than a full review.
| Per 1,000 words | 5+ days | 48 hours | 12 hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rubric check with written feedbackmost students start here | S$38 | S$52 | S$72 |
| Language and structure edit | S$44 | S$60 | S$85 |
| Both, with the weak sections rewritten | S$75 | S$100 | S$140 |
| Second read after you make the changes | S$22 | S$30 | S$42 |
- Your quote is confirmed in writing before anything is charged.
- One price, quoted once. We do not inflate a price and discount it back.
- A review costs roughly a quarter of writing the same words from scratch.
- You get the rubric line by line: met, partly met or missing, and what we changed.
Indicative rates in Singapore dollars, to show how the work is priced. Your own brief, length and deadline decide the quote, and you see it in writing first. Nothing is charged until you confirm the scope, and revisions and refunds follow our terms and conditions.
Why Get an Assignment Review Before Submitting?
Send the draft and the rubric. We reply with what it would score now, what is costing you a band, and a fixed quote.
FAQs
What Else Do Students Ask About Draft Reviews?
Straight answers on scope, turnaround, rewriting, privacy and price. More in our full FAQ.
Can someone review my assignment before I submit it?
Yes. Send the draft, the brief and the marking rubric. You get a status for every criterion, the weak sections rewritten in tracked changes, and a ranked list of what to fix first.
What is the difference between an assignment review and proofreading?
Proofreading fixes spelling, grammar and formatting. A review goes further: does the work answer the question, meet each marking criterion, argue with evidence and hold together? Grammar comes last.
How long does a review take?
Most single assignments come back within a day or two, depending on length and how close your cut-off is. Send the draft as early as you can.
Will you tell me what grade I will get?
No. Your tutor marks it, so nobody can promise a grade. What you get is an honest read against the rubric: which criteria are met, partly met or missing.
Do you rewrite the weak parts or just comment on them?
Both. Comments explain what is wrong and why it costs marks, and the weak paragraphs are rewritten in tracked changes so you can accept, reject or rewrite them yourself.
Can you review just one section?
Yes. Many students send only the analysis or the discussion, because that is where the marks sit. The quote covers only what you send.
Will my writing still sound like me?
Yes. Rewrites follow your own sentence patterns and vocabulary. The aim is your argument expressed properly, not a new voice dropped on top of your work.
Do you check my references as well?
A review checks that your citations match your reference list and follow the style in your brief. Verifying each source against the real publication is the citation and referencing check.
I used AI for part of my draft. Can you still review it?
Yes, and the review includes verifying that the sources exist, because AI tools invent citations. We also flag passages that read as generic, so you can add your own evidence.
Does my draft stay confidential during the review?
Yes. We never contact SUSS or your tutor, and your draft is used only to produce your feedback, handled in line with Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act.
How much does an assignment review cost?
It depends on the word count, the subject and how soon you need it back. You get a fixed quote in writing before anything starts.
Last reviewed 5 October 2026 by the SUSS Assignment Help review team.
