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Han Shen Tjoa

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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

faking their Rate My Professors ratings⁠

It’s tough. And so much harder than it needs to be.

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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!)

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Recommendations Make your college experience even better with courses that you actually enjoy⁠

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Avoids Save yourself the headache... (please)⁠

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About the Author:

This is the second Coda doc published by

Han Shen Tjoa⁠

, a current Growth Fellow @

Coda.⁠

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

htjoa@usc.edu⁠

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