The overlap, not the length, is the problem
The collision is short and it is predictable. Both syllabi are published before either session opens, which means the fortnight where one course is finishing and the other is starting can be seen from the first week and prepared for well in advance.
So the plan is written for that fortnight. The finishing course has its last deliverables drafted while it is still quiet, and the opening course has its first assignments prepared before it opens at all. What is left inside the collision is administration rather than writing. That is the whole trick, and it only works if somebody starts in week one.
- Both session calendars laid out together before either course opens
- Final deliverables drafted during the quiet weeks that precede them
- Opening assignments prepared before the second session begins
- Group work started early, so a slow team still has room to be slow
- A single weekly message for the semester, not one per course
A proctored exam is yours to sit
Some ASU Online courses end in a proctored final. That exam has to be taken by you, under supervision, and any service telling you otherwise is describing something we will not do. What we do instead is preparation, and it is more useful than it sounds.
The plan is built from what the exam actually covers, weighted toward the heavier areas, with timed practice so the clock stops being an opponent. Every practice item is reviewed for the reasoning rather than the score. That work is described on the exam prep page and can be taken with no coursework attached.
Group work with people you will never meet
A project assembled from strangers in four time zones has one reliable failure: the deliverable is discovered to be incomplete on the last night. Nobody is at fault and everyone is annoyed. The defense is the same as it is everywhere, which is to be early enough that the discovery still leaves time to act.
Your part is delivered days before the group needs it, in the format the shared document already uses. If somebody vanishes, a replacement section can be written quickly, because the specialist has already read the brief. Writing-heavy courses run through most ASU Online programs, so plenty of students take this service for the papers alone, which sits under essay feedback when a single assignment is the problem.
Send both sessions
Course numbers, session dates and the program. An ASU specialist reads both syllabi and prices the semester within two hours.
Find the collision
The fortnight where the sessions overlap is identified first, and the work that would land inside it is moved forward.
Both courses run early
Assignments are filed ahead of deadline in each session, with a single weekly message covering the pair.
Questions
Can both sessions be covered in the same semester?
That is the usual request from ASU Online students. Both syllabi are read together, the fortnight where the sessions overlap is identified, and the work that would have landed inside it is drafted earlier. Each course is still quoted separately, so you can hand over the heavier one and keep the other if that suits the semester better.
Will you take a proctored exam for me?
No. A proctored exam is sat by you, under supervision, and we will not pretend otherwise or help anyone around the supervision. What we do is build preparation from the exam's own coverage, drill the weaker areas under timed conditions, and explain the reasoning after each practice item. Students consistently say the timed practice is what changes the day.
How do you handle group projects with silent members?
By finishing your part early enough that a silent member is a nuisance rather than a disaster. Your section arrives days early, drafted to slot into whatever the group has already built. Where somebody has clearly stopped contributing, a replacement section can be written quickly. We never contact your classmates or post inside the courseroom as you.
What if I am only struggling with the writing?
Then take only that. Writing-intensive courses run through most ASU Online programs, and plenty of students hand over papers alone while keeping quizzes, discussions and exams themselves. Each piece is quoted on its own, with no package and no minimum, so a single paper in a difficult week is a perfectly normal request here.
Is Inkhours affiliated with Arizona State University?
No. Inkhours is an independent academic support service, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Arizona State University. The school appears here so we can describe what specialists know, which is the session structure, the Canvas courseroom and the proctored finals. Your university is never contacted, and your engagement stays with the specialist holding it.
