RateMyProfessors - Grade Your Professors

August 8th, 2006 | Joel | Web Services

RateMyProfessors.com LogoCurious about the professor you have chosen for this term? Wish you had known more about past college or university professors? RateMyProfessors.com is a friendly web service that invites students to grade their teachers.Currently schools can be found in nine different countries: United States, Canada, England, Ireland, Australia, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and New Zealand. Once the country is selected, the user is prompted to select their State/Province.

I selected United States Florida and was quickly provided with a long list of schools. The school ID is also listed along with the school’s name and city in which it is located. As soon as I select a school, I am presented with a huge list of professors that have been rated by other students. I quickly taped CTRL+F in my Firefox web browser and threw in my favorite professor’s name.

Each professor has his/her own page. The page consists of:

  • Total number of ratings
  • Average Easiness
  • Average Helpfulness
  • Average Clarity
  • Hotness Total
  • Overall Quality

Along with this information, students are also given a soap box to explain in their own words their experience with the professor in question.

RateMyProfessors.com is a great service for those of us who are still in school. Registration is not needed to view professor’s ratings so head on over and give it a try. Once you have experienced the service, feel free to leave your comments with us.

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2 Responses to “RateMyProfessors - Grade Your Professors”

  1. Dr. E. C. Moore Says:

    “provided with a large [long] list of school [schools]”

    “…City it is located in” […city in which it is located]

    “each professor has their own…” “has his/her own…”

    “Totle number of rating” [Total number of ratings”

    “those of us that are still in school” [those of us who are still in school]

    Need I say more? With the level of scholarship, should we pay any attention whatsoever to these ratings?!

  2. Joel Says:

    :) One shouldn’t judge the quality of users of a service based on the grammar and quality of a nonaffiliated blog, wouldn’t you agree?

    I do appreciate your help in pointing out grammatical errors in my writing, unless of course, your intentions are to be sarcastic or unprofessional. I believe the only way to improve my English writing is to practice, practice, and practice thus why Rumboatd.com exists.

    Maybe you’ll return often and point out locations where I can improve? I would greatly appreciate the help. You may contact me personally via the ‘Contact’ link on top of the page.

    Well, that concludes my reply. I hear that you make a mighty good brownie, maybe one day you can send a batch of brownies over. heh

    Au revoir Dr. Moore.

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