On Choosing Next Semester's Classes: PickAProf.com

Wow, I wish Yale University were on their list of schools... PickAProf gets real information from the colleges/universities, themselves, and compiles grade averages per class, per professor. So the deal is: If you're unsure whether to take class A or class B, why not go with the professor who gives out more As?

Sounds good enough for me to already check the site out.

But, even better, PickAProf also offers Facebook login, a planner, and a book exchange! See what classes your friends are taking. Plan it all out. And, when you're done, get rid of the book!

(Oh, and as my friend Lindsay just pointed out to me: RateMyProfessors is a good resource, too.)

I ask you all: What doesn't the Internet offer?!

Comments

[Lindsay]

that is how i pick all my classes :)

[Corry]

No RIT makes me sad :(

[Kelly Sutton]

The Internet does not offer free beer.

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