4 Response to “Why You Must Use Rate My Professors”

Response to “Why You Must Use Rate My Professors”

Dan Northern discusses the benefits of using RateMyProfessor in his article Why You Must Use Rate My Professors. I don’t disagree entirely. I’m here to offer a different perspective though. RateMyProfessors can be useful, but as a last caveat consider this:


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11 5 Things I Wish I Knew When I Was A Freshman (The First Time)

5 Things I Wish I Knew When I Was A Freshman (The First Time)

I attribute my belated success on what I’ve learned since I’ve been away. Trust me, most of what I know comes from trial-and-error. If I can save you some of the pain, the tears, and the humiliation, allow me to pass along some lessons I wish I’d known the first time around.


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2 Designing Your Ultimate Dorm

Designing Your Ultimate Dorm

Designing and shopping for your new dorm room can be a lot of fun, but it can also be very stressful. Luckily, the genius’ over at DesignYourDorm.com created a simple way to design, plan, and purchase items for your dorm.


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2 Why You Must Use RateMyProfessors.com

Why You Must Use RateMyProfessors.com

There is no worse fate than finding out you signed up for a class taught by the worst Professor on campus.

Having a sub par professor can truly affect your grades in a negative way. To avoid the possibility of signing up for a class with a terrible professor, therefore setting yourself up for a semester of failed grade, it is vital to get students opinions about professors before you sign up for classes.


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2 Gateway to Financial Aid

Gateway to Financial Aid

College financial aid encompasses a variety of funding options intended to help students pay college educational expenses which include: tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, e


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5 Use the Web to Boost Your GPA

Use the Web to Boost Your GPA

Just knowing what’s expected of you academically can be a tough challenge in college, particularly your freshman year. Often the A+, forward thinking students in high school can find it difficult to figure out how to step up from their A+ average in high school to a 4.0 in college.


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