Is there demand for freelance essay editing on college campuses?

Such services already exist, so sure you could.

>>1778118
I forgot to mention, I'm currently a high school student who is pretty good at writing essays, and will be attending a reputable college soon. So my credentials aren't amazing, which is why I will be charging less than professional tutors.

I was also thinking a first time discount would be a good idea, so that there's less risk for new customers, because they don't know if I'm a good writer yet.

>>1778123
Are my prices decent?

Any tips?

>>1778129
Why don't you go look for yourself you fucking mongoloid

Try your idea. If it doesn't work try something else. What do you need /biz/ for?

>>1778118
It's not scalable you fucking mongoloid.

>>1778348
Yeah it is, you hire grad students to do the work for you and skim 30%, create a little website that automates it, bam you got yourself a business

>>1778327
>>1778341
>It saves time to ask for advice. What an uneducated way to go through life, dumbfucks.

>>1778348
see>>1778421

Also, it doesn't really need to be scalable, I'm mostly looking for a job on the side more interesting, and probably much more profitable than working at McDonald's (I'm just a senior in high school).

>>1778438
>senior in highshool
>editing college essays

huh? or let me guess, you're sooooo smart

>>1778465
I was just accepted at one of the top 20 english colleges, and I'm offering my services to students at community colleges. So I think I have a lot to offer to students who aren't particularly skilled with writing.

But yeah I recognize I'm not coming from a highly professional position, which is why my rates are fairly low (I've changed them to even lower than the OP). If they want a professional, they can go ahead and pay $50 an hour for a tutor. I'm just offering an option for those who can't afford that but still want some form of help.

>>1778118
They already offer editing assistant in "writing labs" on every college campus in America.

You have to completely write the papers. I did this for a while, and would charge based on the assignment. It's bad money. Probably $40 for 3 hours of hard work (if it's not an A or high B they'll never come back)

>>1779346
College kids are
1) Poor
> They'll never pay more than $40
2) Less lazy than you think
> The smallest assignments you'll get is 10 pages
3) It doesn't work on community campuses
They're a job for a reason, no assignment they give will ever require more than 5 pages and they don't grade harshly, anyone can get a decent grade without you