What? GradeABase.com allows college students to find out just how hard next semester's classes really are and compare their grades to classmates.
Why? Face it, when it comes to our college courses, we all want to know what we're getting ourselves into before we step foot in the classroom.
Who? College students looking to pick the best courses to include in their college experience.
How? View course difficulty information and compare your grades to your classsmates' based on the grades passed students received.
Diff? While most college course rating sites rely purely on ratings and reviews, GradeABase also incorporates difficulty information.
What? Freebase is an open database of the world’s information. "Open" means it's built by the community, for the community.
Why? It’s free for anyone to query, contribute to, build applications on top of, or integrate into their websites.
Do I have to pay to use Freebase? No. It’s free to use, whether you’re browsing, editing, uploading, or using Freebase information for your own purposes.
What? A network of library content and services.
Why? Search many libraries at once for an item and then locate it in a library nearby.
GradeABase There's no college database like the GradeABase
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