"Ratemyprofessor.com—a life saver!" ~Sara

Steph and Holly take similar classes and share advice about teachers.

"Teachers expect a lot more out of you. If you didn't read the material it is not their problem." ~Meghan

"Try to look up your professors or ask your friends about who they had before registering for classes. This way you know who you are getting before you actually attend the class." ~Kelly

"I do recommend looking up your teachers before you attend class, but don't let a bad review completely bias your view of them. You never know, sometimes the teacher that receives the worst reviews can end up being your favorite teacher!" ~Kelsey

"If you try hard and show you're working hard in their class, it is much easier to get along with professors." ~Austin

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