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Review
Start with stored ratings, courses, class formats, reported grades, and AI responses.
How the analysis works
Luni finds useful patterns in student reviews while keeping the courses, class formats, sample size, and confidence in view.
How it works
Each step keeps the original context close, so you can understand why an insight matters for your class choice.
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Start with stored ratings, courses, class formats, reported grades, and AI responses.
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Look for patterns in teaching, workload, grading, attendance, and exams.
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Analyze online and in-person feedback separately when the experience differs.
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Show the takeaway, the supporting sample, and anything the data cannot confirm.
How evidence is handled
The page shows each one differently so you can tell what is supported and what still needs checking.
Repeated pattern
Recurring themes from the analyzed reviews are highlighted in the summary.
Different by format
When experiences differ by class format, each format keeps its own sample and summary.
Not enough information
If the reviews do not confirm a policy or detail, Luni does not fill it in.
Understanding confidence
More evidence
See how many reviews support the AI summary.
Different formats
Online and in-person review counts stay with their own summaries.
Not enough evidence
Unconfirmed details stay visible instead of becoming assumptions.
What you can check
Read the student language that supports the summary.
See the courses and class formats connected to each pattern.
Treat grades and ratings as student-reported context, not promises.
Check the sample size and confidence before deciding.
Common questions
You can see public ratings, courses, online and in-person context, reported grades when available, and stored AI insights. The page also shows how many reviews were analyzed and which details are missing.
Luni uses stored AI analysis to surface repeated patterns in teaching, workload, grading, attendance, and exams. Online and in-person reviews stay separate when the experience differs by format.
Confidence describes the strength and size of the available evidence. It helps you judge how much support an insight has, but it does not predict your grade, course policy, or class experience.
No. Ratings, reported grades, and AI insights describe past public records. Luni does not guess unverified policies or promise what will happen in a future class.