<p>Hi,</p>
<p>So when I looked up the school I'm transferring to on pick-a-prof, basically all of the classes had no statistics. Does that basically mean that pick-a-prof is useless for this school? Why doesn't pick-a-prof have that much information for this particular school, but is loaded with info for all the other schools (including the one I'm attending right now, UT-Austin)? Is it basically because these schools are more competitive, bigger, what?</p>
<p>Maybe that school is using a different website. Pick-a-prof only has statistics on 4 colleges in all of PA, for example. Some schools use ratemyprofessor.com and a few schools have their completely own website (the University of Pennsylvania has the Penn Course Review, Bryn Mawr and Haverford have the Disguide etc)</p>
<p>Never heard of "pick-a-prof". Everyone I know has always used myprofessorsucks and ratemyprofessor.</p>
<p>Students at my small LAC school do not use any of these websites. I think the main reason is that students know many of the professors (since there aren't very many of them), and if you don't know, you can usually ask a couple friends and get a good answer.</p>
<p>Try ratemyprofessor.</p>
<p>Some already mentioned ratemyprof, which is your best bet. However, as I understand it, Myspace now has this functionality too, and can thus be of some use if you're willing to subject yourself to using that monstrosity of a website.</p>