What a dissertation order can include
The order form treats a dissertation as a set of separate pieces, not one indivisible block. You can order:
- The proposal, as its own order type, if committee approval hasn’t happened yet
- The abstract
- The introduction chapter
- The literature review
- The methodology chapter
- The results chapter
- The discussion chapter
- The complete dissertation as a single order, if you’d rather hand over the whole project at once
Each of these is a distinct order type in the form, with its own deadline options and its own page count. That matters because a candidate stuck on methodology doesn’t need to reorder the chapters already approved, and a candidate who hasn’t started anything yet doesn’t need to split a project that’s cleaner as one order.
Whole dissertation or chapter by chapter
The choice comes down to where you actually are in the process. If nothing is drafted and no chapter has supervisor feedback attached yet, ordering the whole dissertation as one piece keeps the argument and the structure consistent from the first page, since one order carries the instructions and reference material straight through to the last chapter.
If you’re past that point, mid-program, with a methodology approved and a literature review your supervisor sent back twice, ordering just the stuck chapter makes more sense. You attach what’s already written, note what the supervisor flagged, and the order picks up from there rather than starting the whole project over.
The proposal connects to both paths the same way. It’s ordered separately, ahead of everything else, because most programs need it approved before the dissertation itself can proceed. Once it’s approved, you can order the full dissertation as a single piece using the proposal as its foundation, or order chapters one at a time as your committee clears each stage. Nothing about ordering the proposal first locks you into ordering the rest the same way.
Deadlines and what they allow
Deadlines run from 48 hours out to 2 months, and the shortest ones cap how many pages the form will accept, since a dissertation-length document genuinely cannot be produced to a defensible standard in a day and a half.
| Deadline | Page cap |
|---|---|
| 48 hours | up to 19 pages |
| 3 days | up to 40 pages |
| 5 days | no cap beyond standard limits |
| 7 days | no cap beyond standard limits |
| 10 days | no cap beyond standard limits |
| 20 days | no cap beyond standard limits |
| 30 days | no cap beyond standard limits |
| 2 months | no cap beyond standard limits |
A page is 275 words double spaced, or 550 single spaced, in 12 point Times New Roman with one inch margins. If your program sets a word count instead of a page count, that conversion tells you roughly where you land, rounding up.
The related order types, the proposal and each individual chapter, run on their own deadline lists rather than this one; the proposal opens at 24 hours, and each chapter type opens at 12 hours. Check the form for the type you’re ordering before you commit to a date.
Running a long project through one thread
A dissertation order doesn’t run like a short paper ordered and delivered once. Everything happens inside the message thread attached to your order, and that thread is the only channel that reaches your assigned writer directly. WhatsApp and email reach support, useful for account questions, but not for anything about the paper itself.
If you already have drafts, upload them when you place the order or add them to the thread afterward. If your supervisor has sent comments on a section, forward those too, quoted or attached, so the writer is working from the same feedback you are. As chapters move forward, the writer may come back with questions, a point that needs clarifying, a source that needs confirming, a structural choice that needs your sign-off before the next section builds on it. Answering promptly in the thread is what keeps a multi-week project from stalling between chapters.
This is also where you flag anything that changes mid-project: a supervisor who’s asked for a different theoretical framework, a shift in scope your committee approved, a new source you want included. None of that requires a new order. It goes into the thread for the same one.
After a chapter comes back
Dissertations, theses, proposals and individual chapters carry a 30 day free revision window from first delivery, longer than the 14 days on shorter papers, because the feedback cycle on work this size runs longer too.
In practice, that window exists for exactly the situation most candidates are in: a chapter comes back from the writer, goes to the supervisor, and comes back again with comments. You forward those comments through the thread and request the revision, and the writer works from your original instructions plus whatever the supervisor flagged. A revision has to stay inside the scope of what you first ordered. If the supervisor’s comments amount to a new direction, a different methodology, an added research question, that’s beyond what a revision covers and gets handled as a separate editing request instead.
If a quality issue turns up that isn’t about supervisor preference but about the work itself, raise it with Quality Control within 72 hours of delivery, with specific examples from the text. That’s a different process from a routine revision and it’s covered under the terms in the disclaimer.
Setting the order to your program
Academic level and discipline are fields on the same order form, not separate services. Level runs from undergraduate through master’s to PhD, and you set it once per order. Subject is chosen from a list of 110 fields covering the disciplines that come with their own dissertation conventions: nursing, business and MBA programs, education, the sciences, the humanities.
That means an MBA dissertation and a PhD dissertation in a different field aren’t different products. Both go through the same Dissertation order type, with level and subject set to match. What changes underneath is the depth and the expectations the writer works to, since a PhD-level order and a master’s-level order in the same subject are held to different standards by design.
If your program has its own structural conventions, a DNP project with clinical components, an EdD dissertation built around a practice problem, note that in the instructions field. The form doesn’t have a separate category for every program variant, but the instructions field is where those specifics belong.
Choosing who writes it
A dissertation order is matched to a writer qualified for the academic level and subject you set on the form. If you want the order routed specifically to a writer rated highly by other customers in that subject area, the Top 10 Writers option in the extras does that; it’s the one option that promises a subject specialist beyond the standard level and subject match.
Beyond that, what makes an order well matched has less to do with who’s assigned and more to do with what they’re given to work with. A chapter order that arrives with the actual supervisor comments attached, not a paraphrase of them, gets handled more accurately than one with a general instruction to “address feedback.” A methodology chapter that includes your approved proposal gets built on the right foundation instead of a guessed one. The order form also offers a Proofread by Editor pass, VIP Support for faster response on your messages, and a bundled VIP Service package covering both alongside Top 10 Writers. None of these are required to get a workable draft; they’re there for candidates who want an extra layer of attention on a document this size.
If a later order, a revised chapter or a second round after the defense, needs the same writer who handled the first one, enter that writer’s ID in the Preferred Writer’s ID field when you place it. The form shows the fee for that once the ID is entered. For everything within a single order, you’re already working with the one writer assigned to it, through the thread, from first draft to final revision.
Frequently asked questions
Can I order just one chapter instead of the whole dissertation?
Yes. Abstract, introduction, literature review, methodology, results and discussion are each their own order type in the form. You pick the one you need and set its own deadline and page count.
Do I have to order the proposal before the dissertation?
No. The proposal is a separate order type, useful if yours still needs committee approval. Once it is approved, the dissertation order goes ahead using it as the foundation, and you can still adjust direction as chapters come in.
How fast can a dissertation actually be turned around?
The shortest deadline for a full dissertation is 48 hours, capped at 19 pages, and 3 days allows up to 40 pages. Longer work needs one of the extended deadlines up to 2 months, since page counts past that cap are not accepted on short notice.
Can I upload the chapters I've already written myself?
Yes. You attach existing drafts and any supervisor comments to the order, and the writer works from those rather than starting over. This is standard for dissertation orders since almost nobody starts one with a blank page.
What happens after my supervisor sends back comments on a delivered chapter?
You forward the comments through the order's message thread and request a revision. Dissertation orders carry a 30 day free revision window from first delivery, long enough to cover a typical committee review cycle.
Will the chapters sound like they were written by different people if I order them separately?
Each chapter order draws on whatever you upload, including earlier chapters and your notes on tone and terminology. If chapters need to read as one continuous document, say so in the instructions and attach the earlier sections for reference.
Can I talk to the writer directly while the project runs?
Yes, through the message thread in your account. That thread is the only channel that reaches the writer directly; Support is the one on WhatsApp and email; the writer is reached through the thread alone.
Does the price change if my university requires a specific citation style?
No extra charge for style. The writer follows whatever you specify, APA, MLA, Chicago, Turabian, Harvard, Oxford, Vancouver, CSE, or another style named in your instructions.
Is there a dissertation writing service for nursing or MBA programs specifically?
It's the same order form. Academic level and subject are settings you choose, not separate services, so a nursing DNP dissertation and an MBA dissertation both go through the same Dissertation order type with different subject and level selections.
What if my deadline passes before the writer finishes?
Support flags a likely delay before your deadline arrives, rather than after. If a paper does end up late without your agreement, the refund terms in the disclaimer cover it.
Can I request the same writer for a later chapter or a revision?
Within one order, you're already working with the assigned writer through the message thread. For a separate later order, you can enter that writer's ID in the Preferred Writer's ID field on the form; there's a fee shown once you enter it.
How much of the dissertation can I revise before it counts as a new request?
Anything within your original instructions is a free revision within the 30 day window. A change that introduces new scope, a different research question, added chapters, is treated as a new editing request.
Is ordering a dissertation by chapter cheaper than ordering the whole thing at once?
Cost depends on paper type, level, quality tier, page count, spacing and deadline, calculated live on the order form. Check the calculator or see how the quote is built for the specifics.
What can I actually do with the dissertation once it's delivered?
It's yours to use for your own research and study once the order is paid in full. The company doesn't publish or resell it. How you use it against your program's academic integrity rules is your call to make, covered in the disclaimer.
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