GradeView: Course Grade Data

GradeView: Course Grade Data

See the grades. Pick Smarter.

24 ratings
18 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 1, 2026
  • October 7, 2026

Features

GradeView: Course Grade Data screenshot #1 for iPhone
GradeView: Course Grade Data screenshot #2 for iPhone
GradeView: Course Grade Data screenshot #3 for iPhone
GradeView: Course Grade Data screenshot #4 for iPhone
iphone
ipad
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

This app provides real grade distributions for university courses and professors, sourced from official records. Make informed decisions about course registration by comparing professors and spotting grading trends before you enroll.

✓Real grade distributions
✓Professor comparison
✓Identify grading trends
✓Data from university records
✓Smarter course registration
✓Supports 28+ universities
Show original description

What's New in GradeView

1.11

October 7, 2026

Clearer messages when GradeView is busy or you're offline, instead of an empty "No results." The suggestion list now closes when you press Search, so your results aren't covered. Fixed an error when tapping a course row taught by more than one instructor. Other small improvements.

More
2

Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

GradeView Pro

Unlimited searches. Any school, any professor, anytime.

$4.991 Month
How to cancel GradeView subscription ⁉️

User reviews

Saw them on tiktok

Was needing to look professors based on grades and this is the app
I needed for hcc which they didnt have and then they added and omg its so helpful and yeah pair this up with rate my professor and watch ur goa skyrocket

University of Oklahoma

This app is a god send. Helped me pick my classes for next semester.

Amazing

This app truly saved me from a professor with a 12% A rate..thank you!

Great Value

I was skeptical of it hearing from another student, but after looking for myself I will only use GradeView to find my courses now. It literally tells you the grade distributions for professors, so now I know who to stay away from and who to take.

Appreciate the transparency

As a faculty member whose university’s data is in the app, I appreciate the transparency set forth in the app’s mission. Sometimes ratings/reviews on other websites offer misguided student frustrations over an experience or grade that contradicts the grades the majority of the class received. This app helps offer insight into a piece of the puzzle that is otherwise unavailable as broadly in the open.
Show more

FAQ

What is GradeView?

GradeView provides objective grade distribution data for university courses and professors, directly from official university records. This helps students make smarter choices when registering for classes.

How does GradeView get its data?

All grade distribution data is sourced from public university records and displayed as-is. The app is not affiliated with any university.

Which universities does GradeView cover?

GradeView currently covers over 28 universities, including major institutions like Texas A&M University, UT Austin, UC Berkeley, UCLA, and Ohio State University, with new schools added regularly.

How much does GradeView cost?

GradeView offers 3 free searches every 30 days. Unlimited access is available through GradeView Pro for $1.99 per month. Users who download before May 15, 2026, receive 30 days free without a credit card.

Does GradeView have ads?

No, GradeView does not contain advertisements. The app focuses on providing data without interruptions.

What is the age rating for GradeView?

GradeView has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger students and their parents.

How often is GradeView updated?

The latest version of GradeView is 1.8, and it was last updated on June 15, 2026. Updates typically include new university data and feature enhancements.

Can I compare professors teaching the same course with GradeView?

Yes, GradeView allows you to compare professors teaching the same course side by side. You can see which professors tend to give easier grades and which might challenge students more.