The second draft of your paper is a chance to polish your work. You will have been thinking (and reading) more about your topic, maybe even planning your seminar. You also have the comments from your referees which should help you identify the weaker portions of your paper, the logic, the detail or the spelling. Use those new thoughts to improve your paper.

While you could make sweeping changes at this point, typically smaller edits are what you will need. Amend, change the flow, tighten explanations and correct errors, that's the level of editing usually necessary here. If your referees were harsh in their evaluation of your first draft, it may take a little more work.

The second draft is scored full credit for turning it in on time. All of the professor's comments come without grade risk.

Your assignment is due on 8 or 10 April, 2026.