Before getting started, feel free to ️️️ if you want to keep track of courses you want to take/avoid! Otherwise your changes WON’T be saved!
A new semester is here, which means another painful process of choosing courses: finding the best professors with easy classes, great ratings, a low workload... The list goes on endlessly.
Yet, you’re worried that you can’t fully trust what strangers are posting online. You might be concerned, for instance, that some professors are . It’s tough. And so much harder than it needs to be.
This doc aims to help students choose their college courses more wisely.
This is a collaborative doc, meant to be shared among a friend group/club/organization. This finally gives students peace of mind — they can trust advice given by people that they actually know, and make informed decisions about courses they want to take.
(This is just a template that used USC courses as a base. Feel free to copy the doc and edit it accordingly for your own college!)
Ready to get started? Jump right in!
About Coda:
is the all-in-one doc that brings words, data, and teams together. Coda comes with building blocks ー like pages, tables that talk to each other, and buttons that take action ー so anyone can make a doc that can evolve to feel like an app. Psst... I heard that Coda offers students a free Coda Pro plan for as long as they’re a student. 👀
About the Author:
This is the second Coda doc published by , a current Growth Fellow @ He’s a rising junior at the University of Southern California, with a major in Business Administration and a minor in Applied Analytics. Feel free to reach out with any feedback — or just for a quick chat — at !