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When searching for courses on ASU’s course catalog, Rate My Professors’s Overall Rating will be shown next to each instructor. Mousing over the rating will show more detailed ratings as well as reviews. Clicking the popup or Overall Rating will open that professor’s page on Rate My Professors in a new tab.
Autorun can be disabled so that ratings are only shown when the ASU Professor Ratings icon is clicked. This option and others can be accessed by going to the options menu of the extension by right clicking on the icon and selecting Options. The options can also be accessed through the chrome extensions page (chrome://extensions).
Almost like God’s work
This extension makes choosing classes sooo much better. I tell everyone I can about it
Wonderful. Does exactly what it says. This is one of the perks of being #1 in Innovation!
The best for anyone picking classes
Most useful extension ever!
no longer works… wheres the fix? its been weeks;)
no longer working for me:(
Not working since the latest update on the site.
No longer working with new class search
SO CONVENIENT
Was working fine up until now but now showing NR for all the classes that I’ve looked for that do have ratings on rate my professor.
It was working fine until a couple weeks ago, now on the ASU Class search page it shows all the professors as NR when they have ratings.
Pretty good stuff and helped me with picking the best professors. It is slightly buggy because some professors show up a NR even when they have ratings.
Very easy way to see relevant, helpful information from asuprofessorratings.com.
This is awesome. No need to have multiple tabs open. What an idea.
Works great, makes the whole signing up for classes a lot easier.
This extension is perfect and works seamlessly with MyASU.
Is it cool if I suggest it to my friend who is a peer adviser? He would probably be able to get the word out when he speaks to other students.
Once again, great job!
This is amazing, and it works! I wish they would add an option to show the score details for helpfulness, difficulty, etc, instead of just the total score.
Also, did you guys code this at the Noble Library, and that’s how you came up with the name Noble Apps?