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prof ratings, conflict warnings, and pass time countdown built into UCSB GOLD. your data stays on your device. You know the pain. GOLD open, three other tabs open, your pass time somewhere in the back of your head, refreshing and hoping the section you want does not fill before you figure out if the professor is worth it. GOLDmine puts it all in one place. Features: - Professor ratings appear as score chips directly next to every instructor name on GOLD. Hover for the full card — difficulty, would-take-again, and a link to reviews. - Conflict warnings mark anything that clashes with your current schedule in red before you add it. - Schedule peek keeps your enrolled classes visible in the corner while you search, so you never lose track of what Tuesday already looks like. - Pass time countdown shows exactly how long until your registration window opens. - Finals dates are collected in the popup so you are not digging through GOLD to find them. - Registration deadlines — add deadline, drop deadline, last day to drop — all dated and visible in one place. - Google Calendar export drops your entire schedule in with one click. - Optional reminders before a deadline passes. - Inline prerequisites pulled directly from GOLD's own data. - Gaucho tips surface registration context that does not appear anywhere in GOLD. All data stays on your device. No login access, no auto-registration, no tracking, no ads. Not affiliated with or endorsed by UC Santa Barbara. Built by a Gaucho.
Aug 21, 2026
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