7 Essential Sites for College Students
1. Rate My Professors
Rate My Professors is my saviour! The title of the site is pretty self-explanatory- it’s a website where students rate and review their professors. By browsing this website, you can find out which professors you should sign up for and which professors you should avoid! You can discover what classes are easy A’s (hey, nothing wrong with that) and what classes provide you with a worthwhile challenge.
2.Big Words
Tired of your school’s bookstore’s overpriced textbooks? Then Big Words, a textbook price comparison search engine, is perfect for you! Forget dishing loads of cash out of your pocket or traveling to various textbooks site to see who has the lowest cost! You can just go to this site to see how much money you can save from numerous textbook providers. Everything is in one convenient place :). You can also use this search engine to sell your books as well. Who wouldn’t want to find the highest “bidder” for their textbook 
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3. Skype
Skype is a perfect way to stay in touch with friends and family while you’re away at college! With this website (and the program you download), you are able to make free calls to other Skypers and also video chat whenever, wherever you like. Of course, you can keep in touch with your new friends and also make new friends through this utility.
4. Facebook
Facebook is one of the most popular, if not the most popular, social networking sites. It helps you to connect with your friends, coworkers, family, whoever! It’s a great way to not only stay in touch with your loved ones you’ve left behind, but also to make new friends and keep quick contact with your new friends. Share photos, write a note, update your status- so many options for you :).
5. Cramster
Ever had a tough homework assignment and you couldn’t get help from your friends, roommate, etc? No worries anymore for you have Cramster- the leading homework help site! This online community “offers homework help for math, science, engineering, and business classes.” The community consists of a variety of people- students, educators, parents, and subject enthusiasts so the likelihood of getting assistance with your problem is very likely!
6. Campus Food
We’ve all been there- you’re sitting in your dorm, working on a paper and your tummy begins to talk to you. You realize you’re hungry, so you head to your mini-fridge only to discover that it’s empty!! Oh the horror, I knowww. There is GOOD NEWS, however. You can visit Campus Food to order food online immediately. There’s a wide variety for your selection, so I’m sure you’ll find something that’ll suit you.
7. Hulu
Missed an episode of your favorite TV show because you had a group meeting for a project? Don’t you fret, little one- you can catch up on episodes of a lot of TV shows at Hulu. Hulu is a “free online video services that offers hit TV shows.” As a college student, you may not be able to sit in your room and watch your favorite show when it airs and that is when this site comes into play. Whenever I miss an episode of The Office, that’s where I turn to (although I could watch The Office on their homepage :P).
Have any other sites that college students should use? Feel free to post them or any other general feedback and commentary.