It's important to answer honestly. Try to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of your draft and think about what aspects of your writing you want to improve. If you have specific ideas about what you would like to work on with the Writing Center, you'll get the most out of your consultation. If you're still in the process of exchanging ideas, think about the aspects of the project that you're struggling with.
Thesis development? Finding evidence? It's good to think about this before the consultation. You can come to us with any level of preparation, but if you follow these steps before the appointment you will have the best chance of having a good consultation. Be prepared to ask about consultation fees with an attorney and other charges related to representing your case. Investing time in advance in preparing for an appointment shows that you have considered both the well-being of your colleague and that of your patient.
