Dissertation Assistance – Fast, Cost-effective, and Customized

Whether you’re just beginning your dissertation or nearing your defense, our team is here to help you succeed.

Life doesn’t pause when you’re working on a dissertation or thesis. Juggling career demands, family obligations, and tight deadlines can leave you feeling overwhelmed. Add a challenging committee chair to the mix, and it may seem impossible to stay on track. But you don’t have to do it alone. We’re here to guide you through every step, offering comprehensive, beginning-to-end support to ease the pressure and help you succeed.

• Tailored to You and Your Requirements: Your work isn’t just another project to us. It’s carefully customized to meet your needs and your university’s unique requirements, ensuring quick approval.
• Unlimited Revisions: Are you stuck in an endless cycle of feedback? We work with you until your committee says “yes”.
• Fast Turnaround: Worried about meeting a deadline? We deliver fast results without compromising quality—and can expedite even more when necessary.

For over 18 years, Precision Consulting has been the go-to full-service academic consulting firm for master’s and doctoral candidates tackling theses, dissertations, capstones, and project studies. Recognized as an INC 500 company, we’ve continually refined and expanded our services to deliver the most comprehensive, high-impact support available throughout your entire research journey.

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Our elite team of academic consultants, statisticians, qualitative experts, and analysts is dedicated to providing you with the precise expertise you need to ensure your research not only meets—but exceeds—university standards. We’re here to streamline your process, secure faster approvals, and guide you confidently through every stage of your graduate research.

Your research deserves expert guidance, and we’re ready to provide it. Call us today (646) 553-4730 to get personalized, one-on-one support from start to finish. Whether you’re beginning to refine your research questions or finalizing your dissertation defense, our team is standing by to ensure your success. Let’s get your research moving forward—faster, smarter, and with full confidence.

What’s Your Field of Study? Have You Selected a Topic Yet?

At Precision, we understand that choosing a research topic is a crucial step in your academic journey. Whether you’re still in the process of selecting your topic or have already defined your area of focus, we’re here to help. We’ve worked with doctoral candidates and researchers across nearly every discipline—from marketing analytics to alternative pharmacology to parental involvement. This breadth of experience means your work will always be reviewed by someone knowledgeable in your subject area.

Our Areas of Expertise

While we offer support across a wide range of fields, we have developed particular expertise in four core research areas. Click on your topic below for a more detailed discussion:

• Psychology and Counseling
  Psychology is one of our primary focus areas, and we have a wealth of experience working with graduate and professional researchers in this field. Whether you’re conducting qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods research, our team is ready to support you through every stage of your project.

  We have partnered with researchers investigating a variety of populations and variables, and our expertise in instrument development—from the exploratory phase of item creation to the statistical evaluation of reliability and validity—ensures you’re equipped to produce rigorous and reliable results.

  Broad Applications of Psychology Research

  Psychological research, centered around human cognition, emotion, and behavior, has far-reaching applications in both academic and practitioner contexts. Many of our clients pursue advanced degrees in psychology with various career paths in mind, including:

  • Clinical Psychology and Counseling
  • Social Psychology
  • Industrial and Organizational Psychology
  • Developmental Psychology
  • Community Psychology

  Clinical Psychology and Counseling

  If you’re interested in providing direct therapeutic assistance to others, a clinical psychology or counseling degree is the right path. Clinical psychology focuses on therapeutic practices that help individuals address a range of psychological challenges, including adjustment issues, disabilities, or disorders.

  Key elements of this field include assessments, therapeutic interventions, and collaboration with other health professionals. Research topics in this area can span a wide range of psychological functions and treatments, and we have supported clients in developing comprehensive studies using both qualitative and quantitative methods. Examples of dissertation topics we’ve supported:

  • Post-Traumatic Growth: A qualitative exploration of post-traumatic growth among women who have undergone Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy after experiencing intimate partner violence.
  • Betrayal Trauma and Alcohol Addiction: A phenomenological study examining patients’ experiences with betrayal trauma and the development of alcohol addiction.
  • Mindfulness Meditation in Veterans: A quantitative study exploring how mindfulness meditation can reduce stress and anxiety in military veterans.
  • Therapeutic Alliance with Bipolar Disorder Patients: A qualitative descriptive study investigating therapists’ experiences in developing therapeutic alliances with patients diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
  • Family Support and Occupational Functioning: A quantitative investigation into the relationship between family support and occupational outcomes in individuals with schizophrenia.

  Whatever your focus, we are here to help you succeed. Whether you need guidance with your research design, data analysis, or preparing for your final defense, we’re with you every step of the way.

  Industrial and Organizational Psychology

  Industrial and organizational (I/O) psychology focuses on understanding psychological phenomena in the workplace. If your research explores processes like recruitment, training, motivation, performance, or employee satisfaction, I/O psychology is the right path for you. Additionally, this field investigates how leadership, organizational culture, and work structure impact employee and group outcomes.

  Complex Research Methods for Workplace Studies

  In I/O psychology, research often involves complex interpersonal and group dynamics, requiring advanced methods to capture these processes. Quantitative methods, such as structural equation modeling (SEM), are commonly used to analyze relationships between multiple variables and account for mediators and moderators.

  Qualitative approaches can also be useful, especially case studies, which allow for in-depth exploration of processes within specific work settings. By using multiple forms of data, case studies can provide a well-rounded view of workplace dynamics and outcomes.

  Whatever your approach, you can count on us to guide you through the challenges of data analysis and research design. 

  Applications of I/O Psychology

  An I/O psychology degree equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in leadership, management, or human resources roles across various industries. Whether you aim to become a researcher, professor, or organizational consultant, your expertise in this field will be in demand. Graduate research topics in I/O psychology reflect the broad scope of this field. Below are examples of dissertations we’ve assisted with:

  • Qualitative case study on communication and conflict in group problem-solving within small organizations.
  • Quantitative examination of organizational justice as a mediator between leadership style and organizational citizenship behaviors.
  • Qualitative case study on stress, burnout, and coping programs among paramedics.
  • Quantitative investigation of work group diversity, employee autonomy, and innovation.
  • Qualitative phenomenological study exploring women’s experiences of mentoring and leadership in male-dominated industries.

  Social Psychology

  If you’re interested in how people’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are influenced by others, social psychology is the perfect field for your research. Social psychology examines both the direct influence of others and the ways in which the “imagined presence” of people—such as social norms and cultural expectations—affects psychological functioning.

  Methodological Approaches in Social Psychology

  Social psychology research often involves quantitative methods that examine how various factors interact to produce different behaviors. However, interpretive methods, such as phenomenology and ethnography, are also valuable for understanding how individuals perceive and make sense of their experiences in different social and cultural contexts.

  We have extensive experience supporting both qualitative and quantitative research in social psychology. Our team is here to ensure that your study is methodologically sound and delivers meaningful results. Examples of Social Psychology dissertations we’ve supported:

  • Quantitative examination of age-related stereotyping in young adults with diverse social networks.
  • Qualitative exploration of adolescent males’ interpretations of violence in popular culture.
  • Mixed methods investigation of in-group vs. out-group bias and bullying among graduate students.
  • Qualitative content analysis of persuasive techniques in online recruitment communications for hate groups.
  • Quantitative study on church membership, social identification, and psychological well-being in retired adults.

  Human Development / Developmental Psychology

  Developmental psychology is all about understanding the factors that influence how we grow and change throughout our entire lives. While early research in this field primarily focused on infants and children, we now recognize that human development is a lifelong process, shaped by both innate (“nature”) factors and external (“nurture”) influences.

  Research Methods in Developmental Psychology

  Since developmental psychology focuses on change over time, quantitative longitudinal studies are particularly valuable. However, both quantitative and qualitative methods are used to explore various developmental topics. Whether you’re tracking long-term emotional and cognitive development or studying social transitions, we’re here to help you choose the right research approach. Some examples of dissertation topics we’ve supported include:

  • Quantitative longitudinal study examining special education students’ emotion regulation and academic progress from elementary to middle school.
  • Qualitative descriptive study exploring married couples’ perceptions of attachment styles and how these relate to marital conflict.
  • Quantitative investigation of the effects of math intervention on achievement among low-SES, urban high school students.
  • Quantitative study on resilience in adolescents with multiple foster care placements.
  • Qualitative exploration of social adjustment and well-being among young adults transitioning from high school to college.

  Community Psychology

  Community psychology goes beyond the individual, focusing on how broader social, cultural, economic, and political environments influence psychological outcomes. Rooted in the civil rights era, this field emphasizes the importance of empowerment and wellness within communities, advocating for interventions that address both individual and societal needs.

  Research Methods in Community Psychology

  Given its focus on empowerment, community psychology often relies on qualitative research that values the experiences and viewpoints of participants. Methods such as narrative inquiry, phenomenology, and interpretative phenomenology are ideal for exploring how people understand their own lives. Additionally, participatory action research encourages collaboration between researchers and participants, ensuring that individuals are partners rather than mere subjects.

  Program evaluations, often using mixed methods, are also common in this field, helping assess the effectiveness of interventions within communities. Dissertation topics we’ve supported in community psychology include:

  • Qualitative ethnographic study on African American adolescents’ experiences with exclusionary discipline in high school.
  • Phenomenological exploration of marginalization and empowerment among formerly incarcerated adults re-entering the workforce.
  • Mixed methods program evaluation of a health and wellness program for low-SES Latinx and African American adults.
  • Participatory action research on social supports that promote housing stability for individuals who have experienced homelessness.
  • Interpretative phenomenological study exploring recovery from drug addiction among individuals living in high-crime neighborhoods.

  Ready for a free consultation to take your research to the next level? Call us today (646) 553-4730 to get started on a personalized plan for your psychology dissertation!

• Economics, Finance, and Econometrics

  Economics is all about understanding human behavior related to value, wealth, and resources. Whether you’re focused on microeconomics (how individual agents interact with markets) or macroeconomics (the larger economic system), we’re here to support your research. 

  Get accurate insights into complex economic relationships through expert econometric analysis.

  Finance, a subset of economics, is a particularly common area of research among our clients. It covers topics related to the management of money, credit, banking, and investment. Whether you’re investigating corporate finance, personal finance, or public finance, we can help you analyze financial risks, strategies, and outcomes.

  Our expertise extends to econometrics, where we apply economic theory and advanced statistical methods to study relationships between variables in economics and finance. This includes research based on well-established frameworks, such as the Fama and French three-factor model, which assesses risk based on market capitalization, book-to-market ratios, and Sharpe’s risk ratio. Examples of research topics we’ve assisted with include:

  • Corporate social responsibility and investment strategies.
  • Determinants of small business success in emerging economies.
  • Socioeconomic inequality and access to healthcare in the United States.
  • Gender and unemployment in the context of recession.

  From corporate finance to economic inequality, we provide expert support at every stage of your research.

• Religious and Seminary Studies

  Despite our deep expertise in statistics, we also offer extensive support for those pursuing religious and seminary studies, particularly Doctor of Ministry (DMin), Doctor of Divinity (DDiv), and Doctor of Theology (ThD) degrees.

  From Biblical exegesis to leadership training, we help you shape your faith-based research into something transformative.

  DMin programs, for example, typically require candidates to lead an intervention or training with a spiritual foundation. These projects often aim to produce measurable positive change in participants’ ministry efforts, with outcomes evaluated using validated measures like servant leadership or transformational leadership.

  For those pursuing DDiv or ThD degrees, which may be research- or practice-focused, we offer deep expertise across a variety of theological traditions, including Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Oriental Orthodoxy. Examples of research areas we’ve supported include:

  • Biblical interpretation and pastoral care.
  • Theological constructs in servant leadership.
  • Spiritual formation and decision-making in ministry contexts.

  Your theological research is in expert hands, no matter the denomination or tradition.

  Common Research Areas in Religious and Seminary Studies

  We provide comprehensive theological research support, from Christology to Eschatology, and everything in between.

  • Christology: The study of Jesus Christ’s nature as fully divine and fully human, a key focus since the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea.
  • Pneumatology: This field delves into the role of the Holy Spirit, with studies often focusing on Pentecost and Jesus’ conception.
  • Eschatology: This area focuses on the end times and God’s judgment, drawing from texts such as the Book of Revelation and Old Testament prophecies.
  • Soteriology: The study of salvation, where perspectives on grace, predestination, and the significance of Jesus’ life and death are explored.

  If your research falls outside these areas, we’re still here to help. Our team has experience across a broad range of theological and ministry topics and can guide you toward success. Whether you need support with Biblical exegesis, theological analysis, or ministry-focused leadership studies, call us today (646) 553-4730 to get expert guidance on your religious research journey.

• Nursing and Public Health
  At Precision, we specialize in supporting research focused on the health, safety, and well-being of individuals. Two core areas where we frequently assist clients are nursing and public health. While nursing focuses on providing direct patient care in clinical settings, public health aims to promote health and safety at a broader, community or population level.

  Nursing Research

  We work with nursing clients at all stages of their education, though most often with those pursuing a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) or a PhD in Nursing. The DNP is designed for those seeking to advance their careers in clinical practice, while the PhD is geared toward nurses who want to focus on research or education.

  From clinical practice to nursing education, we provide expert support for your nursing research at every level.

  Both degrees require completion of original research projects, though their focus can differ. DNP research tends to be applied, examining clinical outcomes, while PhD research explores broader nursing issues or educational themes. Examples of dissertation topics we’ve supported include:

  • DNP Topic: Effects of an intervention to improve patient literacy regarding lifestyle choices and heart disease.
  • DNP Topic: Quasi-experimental assessment of staff education program related to metabolic syndrome and diabetes.
  • PhD Topic: Qualitative case study on the role of nurse educators in developing a culture of civility and respect among nursing students.
  • PhD Topic: Quantitative examination of factors related to caregiver burnout in long-term care facilities.

  Public Health Research

  Public health research often tackles broad societal issues—our expertise helps you analyze key data to make a real impact on communities.

  Public health research focuses on improving health and safety outcomes at a population level, often by examining factors such as law, policy, and cultural conditions. Our public health clients, many of whom are pursuing a Doctor of Public Health (DrPH), typically use quantitative methods to generate generalizable results. However, qualitative or mixed methods approaches are also common when research requires an exploratory element. Examples of public health dissertation topics we’ve supported include:

  • Quantitative study: PTSD prevalence, risk factors, and treatments within residential facilities for children and youths with disabilities in a rural region of the Southwestern U.S.
  • Quantitative investigation: Opioid abuse indicators before and after marijuana legalization in a Western state.
  • Mixed methods case study: Peer-led school intervention to prevent tobacco or e-cigarette use among high school students.
  • Quantitative examination: Sleep quality and accidents in manufacturing facilities.

  Whether you’re focused on clinical outcomes in nursing or population-level health factors in public health, we’re here to support you at every step of your research journey. Call us today (646) 553-4730 to get started on a personalized plan for your dissertation with a free consultation.

• Education

  Education research is one of our core areas of expertise, spanning a wide range of methods and topics that influence today’s education system. Many of our clients come with substantial field experience, allowing us to partner with them in developing research projects that are both timely and highly relevant.

  K-12 Education

  Clients working in K-12 education often focus on research topics relevant to their current teaching environments. Dissertation topics can cover student learning and achievement, school programs, or even broader school conditions. Teacher-related topics, such as job satisfaction, efficacy, and retention, are also common areas of focus.

  From teacher retention to student engagement, we provide the research support you need to improve educational outcomes.

  Our expertise in quantitative methods and statistical analysis is frequently beneficial to clients conducting K-12 educational research, particularly those exploring measurable student outcomes. However, qualitative methods can also provide valuable insights into teacher and student experiences. Examples of K-12 research topics we’ve supported include:

  • Quantitative study: Engagement and performance in STEM classes among middle and high school girls.
  • Qualitative case study: Schoolwide bullying education and prevention program in a middle school.
  • Quantitative investigation: Parental involvement and academic achievement in elementary students repeating a grade.
  • Qualitative phenomenological study: Novice teachers’ lived experiences with classroom management.
  • Quantitative study: Teacher characteristics, self-efficacy, and student engagement in urban high schools.

  Special Education

  Supporting students with special needs requires specialized research—let us guide you through your special education dissertation.

  Special education research is focused on the needs of students requiring specialized support due to conditions such as intellectual disabilities, autism, or emotional disturbance. Research in this area can involve general classroom settings or self-contained classrooms, depending on the learning environment. Examples of special education dissertation topics include:

  • Qualitative case study: Use of visual communication systems for high school students with autism.
  • Quantitative quasi-experimental evaluation: Video-based instructional program in math for students with intellectual disabilities.
  • Qualitative descriptive study: Special education teachers’ methods of coping to prevent burnout.
  • Quantitative investigation: Teacher qualifications and student performance in self-contained special education classrooms.
  • Quantitative examination: Social skills training program for high school students with severe disabilities.

  Instructional Design

  Instructional design research is at the forefront of educational innovation—our expertise will help you push the boundaries.

  Instructional design research focuses on developing materials and strategies that optimize teaching and learning for specific student groups. With the growing prevalence of technologies in education, instructional design often involves research into blended or online learning. We’ve assisted clients with research topics such as:

  • Quantitative study: Technology-assisted learning for students with learning disabilities.
  • Quantitative quasi-experimental evaluation: Blended versus face-to-face learning outcomes for community college psychology students.
  • Quantitative examination: Student characteristics related to performance in online vs. face-to-face college course.
  • Qualitative case study: Problem-based learning approach for a high school persuasive writing project.
  • Qualitative case study: Student perceptions of instructor and peer interaction in an online college course.

  Educational Leadership

  For clients aspiring to leadership roles in schools, districts, or higher education institutions, educational leadership research is crucial. This area of research contributes to the development of policies and practices that shape how educational institutions are managed and led. Examples of educational leadership dissertation topics include:

  • Quantitative examination: Principal leadership style and its effects on teacher retention, performance, and student outcomes.
  • Qualitative case study: Teachers’ perceptions of benefits and barriers in implementing new schoolwide multi-tiered support systems.
  • Qualitative phenomenological study: Mentoring experiences among African American leaders in university settings.
  • Quantitative study: Factors associated with burnout and attrition among novice and experienced middle school teachers.
  • Qualitative descriptive study: Teachers’ experiences with effective and ineffective principal leadership.

  Educational leadership research helps shape the future of education—let us help you make an impact.

  Whether you’re researching K-12 education, special education, instructional design, or educational leadership, our team of experts is here to provide personalized support. Call us today (646) 553-4730 to kickstart a tailored plan for your research, and take advantage of a free consultation to get you on the fast track to success!

• Business, Management, and Leadership

  Our expertise spans a broad range of business and leadership research, including entrepreneurship, small business success, and the implementation and assessment of leadership styles across industries. We frequently support research on emerging markets, digital marketing strategies, millennial employees, risk management, and operational effectiveness within both PhD and DBA programs. Some of the dissertation topics we’ve assisted with include:

  • Cross-national comparison of millennial employee engagement.
  • The relationship between operational effectiveness and leadership styles.
  • Cybersecurity and transnational corporate partnerships.
  • Corporate responsibility marketing campaigns and improved profitability.
  • Project management metrics for large-scale construction.
  • Accounting fraud and government responses in emerging markets.
  • Tourism and consumer loyalty in developing countries.

  From leadership styles to digital marketing strategies, our expertise helps you tackle complex business research with confidence.

  Our team provides statistical consulting for studies focused on risk management, operational effectiveness, and other key areas to ensure your research outcomes are both accurate and impactful. Call us today (646) 553-4730 for personalized support and take advantage of a free consultation to get started!

• Africana Studies

  Africana Studies is a rapidly growing academic field that acknowledges the significant contributions of African intellectuals, scientists, activists, and leaders. At Precision, we are honored to assist clients researching complex relationships between ethnic groups in Africa, the African diaspora, and the lingering effects of colonialism and segregation. We work closely with researchers at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and internationally, supporting their mission for educational equality.

  Social Justice in Africana Studies

  Social justice is central to many research efforts in Africana Studies. From addressing Na’im Akbar’s notion of “breaking the chains of psychological slavery” to examining economic, political, and social equality, research in this field often has practical applications aimed at uplifting African communities.

  We have proudly supported clients conducting social justice research on topics such as:

  • The ongoing fight for educational equity through HBCUs.
  • The literary contributions of Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, and Alain Mabanckou.
  • Economic disparities in African American communities.
  • The psychological impact of systemic racism and racial microaggressions.

  HBCUs, like Howard University’s Center on Race and Wealth and Morehouse College’s School of Medicine, are at the forefront of research addressing racial disparities in wealth, health, and education. We’re proud to assist in these impactful research efforts.

  Social justice research in Africana Studies is crucial to dismantling systemic barriers and empowering African descendants globally.

  Gender Equality in Africana Studies

  Gender equality is an equally important theme in Africana Studies, often intertwined with social justice but standing on its own as a critical field of inquiry. We frequently support research exploring the contributions of African women to fields such as STEM and leadership. For example, we have partnered with clients researching the groundbreaking work of figures like:

  • Dr. Wangari Maathai, the first African female Nobel Peace Prize winner.
  • Dr. Margaret Mungherera, the first female president of the World Medical Association.

  “Research into the achievements of African women illuminates paths toward equality in leadership and beyond.”

  Methodologies and Theoretical Frameworks

  Africana Studies research often employs both qualitative and quantitative methods to explore marginalized experiences and broader patterns of discrimination. For example, we assist with:

  • Qualitative research: Capturing the first-hand experiences of participants through phenomenology, feminist standpoint theory, or narrative inquiry.
  • Quantitative research: Exploring patterns of African American student achievement gaps or disparities in health and legal treatment.

  We also help develop theoretical frameworks such as critical race theory and intersectionality to provide deeper insights into systemic racism and the compounded effects of multiple marginalizations.

  Feminist standpoint theory and critical race theory offer powerful lenses through which to understand lived experiences of marginalization.

  Supporting Africana Studies Research at HBCUs

  At Precision, we are well-versed in supporting research at HBCUs, providing expertise on methodologies and constructs crucial to Africana Studies. Our clients’ work often challenges deficits-based models, focusing instead on assets-based thinking to highlight the resilience and strength of African American communities. Examples of research topics we’ve assisted with include:

  • Quantitative investigations into African American health disparities.
  • Qualitative explorations of African American experiences with school discipline and the school-to-prison pipeline.
  • Social justice research focused on racial wealth gaps and legal inequalities.

  Africana Studies research continues to break new ground in understanding and addressing systemic injustice.

  Whether you’re researching business leadership or Africana Studies, our team at Precision is here to guide you through every step of your dissertation. Call us today (646) 553-4730 to get expert support tailored to your project’s needs.

• Other Areas

  In addition to our core specialties in psychology, education, nursing, and business, our team at Precision offers extensive assistance across a wide variety of specialized topics. Whether you’re working on electrical engineering, wine biochemistry, veterinary science, music theory, theology, or rhetoric & composition, we have the expertise to support your dissertation research.

  Our long-standing experience in complex statistical analysis also enables us to assist with advanced topics in economics, econometrics, and mathematical finance. We are well-equipped to handle detailed analyses and provide guidance across diverse fields.

  No matter how specialized your topic, we’re here to help you navigate the complexities of your research.

  Our team’s breadth of knowledge spans a wide range of disciplines, so please don’t hesitate to contact us for dissertation assistance—even if your field isn’t explicitly mentioned above. Call us today (646) 553-4730 for a free consultation and to discuss how we can support your specialized research needs!

Qualitative, Quantitative, and Mixed Dissertation Methods

At Precision, we started as a statistical analysis firm, and this remains one of the core services we offer to academic researchers and corporate clients alike. Over time, we’ve expanded our services to provide comprehensive support for qualitative research as well, regularly partnering with major research institutions to analyze their qualitative data. Whether you’re conducting a quantitative study, qualitative research, or using a mixed methods approach, we have a team of experts with PhDs across the social sciences, STEM fields, and humanities ready to assist you through every step of your dissertation.

Our expertise spans the full spectrum of research methods, ensuring you get the support you need—no matter how complex your study.

Supporting Online University Students

Are you completing your degree at an online university? Our team has deep experience working with candidates from online master’s and doctoral programs at institutions like Walden, Grand Canyon University, University of Phoenix, Capella, and Northcentral University. We’re familiar with the unique rubrics, templates, and review processes for these universities, ensuring that your dissertation or project study meets all requirements.

Our familiarity with online university processes means we can guide you through each stage with precision—whether it’s your first draft or your final submission.

From developing the prospectus, research plan, or concept paper to navigating ongoing feedback from chairs and reviewers, we understand the challenges online students face and are here to provide personalized, expert support.

Dissertation Help on a Deadline

Whether you have a tight deadline or just need help staying on track, we’ve got you covered. Many of our clients, particularly those in online programs, come to us needing assistance before the end of a term or as their final submission deadline looms. We also support students from the early stages of their research to help them stay organized and ensure they meet all deadlines on time (and on budget!).

No matter your timeline—whether you need your dissertation done in two days or two months—our team is ready to step in and ensure you finish on time.

Whatever your deadline or needs, we can provide the comprehensive dissertation help you require to get your research ready for approval. Call us today (646) 553-4730 for a free consultation to get started!

Per-project Quotes and Budget for Dissertation Assistance

At Precision, we tailor our support to match your specific goals and priorities for your dissertation journey. That’s why we provide per-project quotes, ensuring you receive the exact level of assistance you need—without overpaying for unnecessary services. Unlike other services that charge per page or per hour, we find that such models create incentives to stretch out the process without necessarily delivering success. Our per-project approach is designed to keep your focus on what really matters: completing your dissertation efficiently and effectively.

Why We Offer Per-project Quotes

We believe in transparent pricing that reflects the true scope of your work. We stand by our assistance through every stage of your dissertation, including any necessary revisions. Unlike smaller consulting services, we guarantee our work until approval, meaning you won’t be left with unexpected costs for revisions or additional feedback.

Our commitment doesn’t end with the first submission—we remain with you until your dissertation is fully approved.

At major online universities, multiple rounds of feedback are common at each stage of the dissertation process. We understand this iterative process and act as your teammate, helping you address every piece of feedback until your research is approved and you’re ready to graduate.

What You Can Expect from Us

We’re always here when you need us, even after your dissertation is complete.

When you choose Precision for dissertation assistance, you’re not just getting personalized support, but also industry-leading expertise and guarantees:

• Stressed about deadlines? We’ve got you covered with fast, reliable results delivered in just 2 to 3 days, so you can stay on track without compromising quality. Even better, we typically secure approval on the first submission, giving you peace of mind. Need revisions? We handle them quickly, at no extra cost, ensuring everything stays on course.
• Security and Trust: With over a decade of experience, thousands of satisfied clients, and recognition as an Inc 500 company, your dissertation is in safe hands. You can trust that your work, time, and money are secure with us.
• Personalized Attention: You’ll work with a dedicated consultant who will be available by phone or email throughout the entire process—and even after—if you need further revisions or support.

Get Started Today

Ready to get personalized, expert dissertation assistance? Call us today (646) 553-4730 to receive a per-project quote tailored specifically to your needs.

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