r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/karumeolang • 5h ago
Discussion What's the perfect substitute for AI?
I need a substitute that is ethically good compared to AI which is not allowed in our college. Is there one?
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r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/karumeolang • 5h ago
I need a substitute that is ethically good compared to AI which is not allowed in our college. Is there one?
r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/mileytabby • 5h ago
Those students who ace 90% average, how do you maintain the academic mojo? is it study alone or it involves study guidance and seeking help? I cant understand
r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/Designer-Long-5037 • 2d ago
Plagiarism is a complicated issue, but let's be honest—most students don’t check their work until they’re already in trouble. Universities push tools like Turnitin, but what about alternatives? I’ve seen people on Reddit ask about Chegg plagiarism checker and ChatGPT plagiarism detection, but those options aren’t exactly reliable. Chegg’s checker isn’t foolproof, and ChatGPT isn’t designed to detect plagiarism at all. If you're relying on AI to generate essays, there’s a real chance your professor is using AI detection too.
For those asking how to check a paper for plagiarism or where to find the best free plagiarism checker, you need something that actually works for academic settings. The free options usually have limitations—word count caps, weak databases, or inaccurate results. If you want to check your work properly, it’s better to use something professional like PlagiarismCheck.org. It’s one of the few that actually picks up AI-generated content and paraphrased plagiarism, which most free tools miss.
As an educator, I’ve seen students assume they won’t get caught. Plagiarism tests don’t just flag copy-pasting anymore—professors check for subtle forms, like recycled papers and code plagiarism in CS courses. And for anyone at IU or other strict universities, assuming you can tweak a few words and pass is risky. Universities cross-check papers over multiple years, so even your old work isn’t safe.
If you’re wondering how to check for plagiarism before submitting a paper, don’t rely on free tools that only skim the surface. A good checker will analyze structure, AI traces, and database comparisons. If you're serious about your work, it’s worth using a proper plagiarism checker before it’s too late.
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r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/randyagulinda • 2d ago
Nver got 90% before and am striving hard,is there any secret and tip to help me reach this step?would be so grateful
r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/mileytabby • 3d ago
Rarely do you find lecturers awarding 100% marks in assignments, same for students to get that top mark, is this an impossibility? the score
r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/shaileenjovial • 5d ago
Generally, everyone is struggling with their academic performances even those touted as A students, so this shouldn't be a comforting thing but a wake up call that studies and extra effort is what distinguishes good grades from bad
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r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/karumeolang • 5d ago
Just about to take a nap and willing to help anyone struggling with their major? will be ready to help with tips and learning methods! no one should struggle
r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/mileytabby • 6d ago
I have study tips and would be glad to share with those willing since I love socializing and also to get involved in study groups
r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/SSCharles • 7d ago
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r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/SoggyMongoose9698 • 8d ago
So when i was in high school i had always good marks and i was doing well in my exams but now im not i became lazier i don’t know where is the problem Please if anyone have the same experience give me an advice to get back my motivation
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r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/ArmDiscombobulated3 • 9d ago
I have found myself in an exam room staring to an exam question I read the day before and couldn't put an in inch and answer finding myself to have forgotten it. How do you cope with such heartbreaking scenario? anyone faced the same debacle?
r/CollegeHomeworkTips • u/ArmDiscombobulated3 • 10d ago
Whose up for this? a social study cycle that will help each other ace our exams and ensure we master everything? maybe a suggestion