This guy @LsStld on TG @JobsRWFH is a scammer nothing else. Its my 4th time watching his hiring post in reddit. Basically he invites you to telegram then tells you to register or login in random websites. BS guy. I still dont know how is he still active in these groups why isn’t he got banned. I knocked him there, he deleted all the chat from telegram after asking about the work. Report his id and ban him. UpVote this post and help others as well.

(He might change his name and hiring tactics, stay alert about it)

Looking for fluent English speakers for simple remote work you can do from home. You watch a short video clip (1-2 minutes) and describe out loud what's happening, in plain everyday English, like you're explaining it to a friend. If you can talk clearly, you can do this. No experience needed. The recordings are used to build training data for AI systems that understand real-world activity, like doing dishes or folding laundry. Your voice is not cloned or reproduced, we transcribe what you say. 

Requirements

• Fluent English speaker with clear pronunciation

• A quiet space to record

• Fast, reliable internet

• A working microphone (headset or phone mic is fine)

Details

• Pay: $15 per batch of 20 approved clips

• Work happens in our browser tool, video plays, you record right there, nothing to install

• Fully remote, work whenever you want

• Steady, ongoing volume, not a one-time gig

To apply, comment or DM with your region/accent. 

I’m 20 years old and I make about $3K a month. I don’t pay rent, and my monthly expenses are capped at around $400 food, braces, and transportation. I don’t waste money on unnecessary stuff.

The problem is tuition. It’s almost $9K every semester, so most of my savings disappear straight into school. Watching that money vanish honestly hurts. I’m back on track for a 4.0 GPA to qualify for more scholarships, but last semester and this one both cost me $9K each and yeah, it makes me want to cry.

Are there any other 20-year-olds dealing with this? Sometimes it just feels hopeless.

this my screentime as a science class 12 student .. is it good for jee or neet ??

My dissertation deadline is getting closer, and between work, burnout, and constantly rewriting chapters, I’m seriously considering asking someone to write dissertation for me.

I’ve tried doing everything on my own, but at this point I’m stuck in a loop of drafts that never feel good enough. I’m not looking to magically disappear from the process - I still want to understand my topic and be involved. I just need proper support.

So my question is: has anyone here used a writing dissertation service before? Is it realistic to find someone who can write my dissertation or at least help structure and polish it? Also, are there options to write my dissertation cheap without ending up with low-quality work?

I’d really appreciate honest experiences, warnings, or recommendations. Thanks in advance - my stress level will thank you too))

P.S. Thanks to everyone for their recommendations. I chose the service suggested in the comments below - LeoEssays - and I was very pleased. I recommend it to everyone!!))

i’m a college student looking for a side hustle that actually pays off. i’ve seen so many tiktoks saying you can make hundreds a day doing random stuff online but most of it feels fake.

i don’t mind putting in some time, just want something flexible that i can do between classes. any of you tried side hustles that are actually real or at least decent for extra cash?

I just turned my head and continued taking my test but I witnessed so many classmates cheating it was crazy.

The Professor was so nonchalant I really think he knew but didn’t even care. He sat on his laptop and didn’t really look up at the class. It was the only time he wasn’t staring at us all during an exam. All previous exams he watched us like a hawk.

I counted at least 10 classmates scrolling on their phones, sharing answers. Mind you there are only 19 of us in the class it’s a small open room about 4 students to a table.

Someone after class approached me and expressed how upset she was that it was unfair to some of us who studied only for others to cheat and get a good grade or better than us. Now I wasn’t trying to get involved in the drama but she did kind of makes a good point. I’m getting an A and study my butt off so I don’t see the need to cheat and risk it all. The class is really hard and I get that everyone has something going on. Heck last night I stayed at the hospital with my husband who had surgery then got up at 5am to make it back home to shower & get ready for the exam and drive back to the hospital.

Im just going to let it be because it sounded like the other girl is going to report it.

What would you do? Just leave it be or report it?

If anyone is looking to make some extra $, I am looking for help with some assignments. These are college classes. Let me know

UPDATE: FOUND SOMEONE. THANK YOU TO ALL! Be careful, there are tons of scammers out there.

We hear a lot of advice growing up — “just work hard,” “follow your passion,” “grades define your future.”

But once you’re actually in university or close to graduation, reality hits differently.

In your experience, what’s the biggest lie students are told about success?

I’ve seen a lot of posts listing every AI tool under the sun for academic writing, and honestly, that just made things more confusing for me.

After testing a bunch of tools myself (and watching classmates bounce between like 6 different apps), I realized you don’t actually need that many. What helped most was finding one main tool for drafting/editing and a couple of support ones — instead of juggling everything.

Here’s what actually worked for me as a student writing essays and longer papers.

ChatGPT (for brainstorming, not final drafts)

I still use ChatGPT a lot, mostly for:

• brainstorming ideas

• outlining essays

• simplifying concepts don’t fully understand

I’m just more careful now about not letting it write full sections for me. It’s useful, but easy to overdo.

Research tools (Elicit / Scite / similar)

For research-heavy assignments, tools like these saved me time when:

• finding relevant papers

• understanding how sources are cited

• figuring out what’s already been studied

I don’t use them for writing, but they’re great for context and sources.

Textero (the tool I ended up using the most)

Textero became my main tool mainly because it sits in the middle of the whole writing process:

•helps generate a rough draft when I’m stuck

•points out weak arguments or unclear structure

• suggests citations and sources related to the topic

• makes it easier to rewrite things in my own words

It’s definitely not a “generate → submit” kind of tool. I still rewrite and edit everything myself, but it helps me get past writer’s block and avoid starting from a blank page every time.

I also liked that it feels more academic-focused, not overly creative or salesy like some AI writers.

Grammarly (final polish)

Pretty self-explanatory. I usually run my final draft through Grammarly just to catch grammar issues or awkward phrasing.

One important thing about AI & academic writing

No AI tool is “safe” if you treat it like a shortcut. The ones that actually help are the ones that:

• keep you involved in the writing

• help with structure, clarity, and sources

• don’t try to replace your thinking

Using AI as an assistant, not a replacement, feels way more sustainable — especially with plagiarism and AI detection getting stricter.

Are you using one main AI tool for academic writing, or switching between a bunch? And has anyone found a setup that actually feels efficient and safe long-term?

Would love to hear what’s working for other students.

Survey apps won't make you rich but l'd say an hour a day will be worth it. Per survey I make like $1-3. l've been able to cash out many times and so far I've made $350 in 2 months.

The app is called AttaPoll if you want to try. There's many options for withdrawing such as PayPal and Venmo, and gift cards like Amazon (the minimum to cash out is only $2.50).

Here's my referral if you'd like to use it for a 50¢ bonus and 10% of my earnings

https://attapoll.app/join/mclbs

Okay so I'm still kind of shaking while writing this because it literally just resolved like two days ago and I need to vent somewhere.

So last month I had this research paper due for my sociology class. 15 pages, 30% of my final grade, and I had approximately zero brain cells left after midterms. I'd heard people mention papersowl before, seen a few papersowl reviews floating around forums, decided fine, whatever, I'll try it.

Ordered the paper. Paid like $90 something. Deadline was in 6 days, seemed totally fine.

Here's where I made my actual mistake - I just... didn't check it until the night before submission.

The paper arrived on time. Looked okay at first glance. I skimmed it, thought "great, done" and went to sleep.

Next morning I actually READ it and nearly had a heart attack. The writer had completely misunderstood the prompt. Like fundamentally. I asked for an analysis of urbanization patterns in post-Soviet countries and got something that was roughly... a general essay about cities. In Europe. Broadly. With one vague paragraph about Russia.

I panicked. Submitted a revision request at 11pm. Paper was due at 9am.

The support person was actually responsive which I was NOT expecting at that hour, and they did push it to a different writer. Got a new version at 7am. It was... better. Not great. But passable. I rewrote about 40% of it myself in two hours on no sleep and turned it in with four minutes to spare.

Got a B-. Honestly felt like winning the lottery given the circumstances.

The thing is - this wasn't really papersowl's fault entirely. I ordered, ignored it for five days, and expected magic. The revision process worked. The support wasn't useless. But if you're going to use any writing service, for the love of god actually read what they send you IMMEDIATELY.

Has anyone else completely self-sabotaged like this or is it just me?

Update after 2 weeks: I decided to take another chance and used leoessays.com. And compared to PapersOwl, it turned out to be a completely different experience. Thanks to them for the high-quality and timely delivery.

What are some ways you earn money in college? I really don’t have time to take on part-time jobs in person, but is there online legal way to earn money?

As a student, I believe that the best way for you to remain financially stable and avoid financial problems after graduation is to start doing something meaningful and earning money from it.

Begin any online business of your choosing now. There are digital products, faceless YouTube channels, and online drop shipping businesses that you can start and will definitely make money from.

Hi all, I always feel like essays take way longer than they should. Some people say outlines help, others talk about brainstorming first or getting early feedback. What techniques, writing services or tools actually help you write faster while still keeping the quality solid?

I had to compress a few large PDFs for email and upload, so I tried out 5 popular tools to see which one actually balances file size and quality. Spoiler: not all are created equal.

1. FreeConvert, is decent options like “lossless” vs “maximum compression,” but when I used it, the formatting shifted on one of my docs and it converted some images to grayscale. Usable, but not ideal for client-ready files.

2. PDF2Go offers good control (like DPI and image quality tweaks), but the interface is a bit cluttered and slow to load with big files. Also added a small watermark unless you sign up.

3. Compress2Go is pretty fast and simple, but aggressively compressed images even on default settings. OK for casual use, but I’d avoid it for anything with logos or signatures.

4. Adobe Online Compressor, solid quality, as expected, but you need to sign in with an Adobe account to actually download the file. Also not the fastest tool, and limited if you’re not on a paid plan.

5. Smallpdf, This one was the sweet spot. It gave me two clear options (strong and basic compression), and even the strong one preserved sharp text and clean images. No signup needed, fast upload, clean UI, and it deletes files after 1 hour for privacy. It’s probably the most balanced if you want speed, simplicity, and quality without fuss.

Hey hey - long time lurker, first time poster. At the risk of sounding stupid - are there any AI tools known for enhancing learning, memorization, and exam prep? Not much of an ChatGPT user but was wondering if there was any value in giving AI a shot.

Thank you.

Not something big or obvious, just a small change that made things a little better over time.

For me, I’m still trying to figure that out.

Curious to know what worked for others.