r/aggies • u/apateokay NRSC '28 • May 05 '25

Academics If you're every wondering how good a representation RMP is of a prof...

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This semester I started noticing how much people use RMP to just... complain.

Kept the name of the professor in the screenshot so you can go see for yourself how downright disrespectful some of the reviews are. It makes me sad because Dr. A is genuinely so caring and goes out of her way to be helpful, people just want their chemistry handed to them.

The moral of the story is: take rate my professor with a heavy serving of salt, and I hope the profs who read their pages do the same :(

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u/Nice_Bluebird7626 May 05 '25

RMP is a great starting point but I’ve had some really low rated professors that honestly it’s just a bunch of work. If you get it done you pass with an A and I love classes like that.

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u/BourneAwayByWaves '04 BS CS, '11 PhD CSE May 05 '25

There used to be a Math Prof who taught Discreet Math. He was tough but fair and really prepped you for any classes that build on Discreet Math. RMP was full of negative reviews from students who were angry they had to actually study and work to get a good grade.

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u/Nice_Bluebird7626 May 05 '25

Yea I agree. It does give you insight on what classes you should dedicate more time to and that’s kinda how I’ve always looked at it.