Chicago style - any templates out there to save my grade?

[HRogers]

Primary sources indicate Hey there! Working with research paper services can be tricky, especially when it comes to confidentiality. One tip is to always use a secure platform for communication and sharing files.

Look for services that prioritize privacy and data security - you don't want your personal info out there! When it comes to maintaining confidentiality, consider using a pseudonym or code name when interacting with the service to protect your identity. Also, be cautious about sharing sensitive information and only provide what's necessary for the paper. As a History major, I totally get the struggle with Chicago style - it can be a real pain!

I recommend checking online for Chicago style templates or guides to help you nail those citations and formatting.

 

[Lester]

Chicago style: because apparently APA and MLA weren't confusing enough, someone said "let's add footnotes AND a bibliography AND make everyone cry."

I've been using EasyBib's Chicago generator for two years and my GPA is still intact. Is it perfect? No. Does it get me 90% of the way there so I only have to fix 10% manually? Absolutely.

Also, pro tip from someone who almost got caught using a sketchy paper site: don't. Seriously. The risk isn't worth it. Professors have seen it all. They know when your writing voice suddenly sounds like a 50-year-old academic. Just suffer through it like the rest of us