Joseph Borna launches ClassSwap to match students when college courses fill
The 17-year-old UCLA student is starting with four named campuses, where the product needs local density before matching becomes useful.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: PR Newswire
Why it matters
ClassSwap gives students at four initial campuses a place to find peers with compatible course needs, while requiring them to complete every enrollment change through their school's official registration system.
Joseph Borna, a 17-year-old UCLA student completing his final coursework, launched ClassSwap on September 15th, according to a ClassSwap release distributed by PR Newswire. The product connects students who hold a course or section with classmates trying to get into it, then leaves any enrollment change to the school's registration system.…
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