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Student-powered platform for rating and reviewing university professors to help others make informed course decisions.
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Rate My Professor is a student-powered platform for rating and reviewing university professors to help students make informed course decisions.
Rate My Professor is a web-based platform where students anonymously rate and review professors at universities worldwide. Users input a professor's name, department, gender, and scores on criteria such as teaching quality, course difficulty, personality, student exploitation, PUA/respect, subject knowledge, and research guidance. Reviews are publicly viewable and searchable, enabling students to compare professors before enrolling. The site is independently operated (no parent company stated) and requires no account creation.
Learn how it works for more details.
Yes, both submitting and viewing reviews are completely free with no account or payment required.
No, reviews are submitted anonymously without any registration.
Currently, the platform supports the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Switzerland, Singapore, China, and Hong Kong.
A simple math problem (e.g., 83+34=?) ensures basic human verification while maintaining anonymity.
Yes, the review form allows adding multiple courses for the same professor, providing richer context.