As much as I love the second half of the spring semester — the warm and fresh weather boosts my mood, work ethic and overall vibe — registering for classes definitely brings unneeded stress to my already stressful life. Not only am I sent into a vicious cycle of worrying about what classes I need and then worrying because they’re not offered, but I frequent one website more often than Canvas, Gmail or ChatGPT — jokes, jokes — combined: Rate My Professors. The unspoken holy grail for college students, Rate My Professors is a database that allows students of any college to leave anonymous reviews about their professors. These reviews are supposed to provide a good basis and overview for students who want to know what a professor is like before taking a class. In theory, Rate My Professors is a genius idea. Our professors and their teaching styles heavily impact the way we learn, for better or for worse. Students should register for classes in an informed manner, which includes knowing ...