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You are looking at Summer Session C 2026. That term is over, so these are last term's numbers rather than seats you can take. dibs holds 3 sections for Summer Session C 2026, read 9 hours ago. Separately, it has finished 400 of the 3,481 courses on its own sweep list for this term. Terms nobody is enrolling in are swept one a night in rotation, so a course with nothing here may simply not have been reached yet. Back to Fall 2026

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You enroll in the discussion, not the lecture, so a discussion's status is the one that decides whether you get in, and a lecture can read open while every discussion under it is full. Where a class has discussions, the seat figure on its row is theirs and not the lecture's. All 657 UCLA general education courses, ranked on four years of the registrar's grades, how fast they fill, and the latest seat readings.

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    First-year, first quarter, or transferring in? Nothing here is hidden from you, because you have not said what year you are. Tell dibs your year. What your degree audit says is left, or add what you have already taken.

    Nothing to rank yet

    dibs holds 3 sections for Summer Session C 2026 and none of them is a general education section the registrar has opened, so there is nothing to rank. That is how far dibs has got with this term rather than a statement about what Summer Session C 2026 holds: a term nobody is enrolling in yet is read a little at a time, and the registrar's own listing is the answer until this one catches up. The grades are still here: search any course above, or open a category below.

    Class you want already full? dibs will email you the moment a seat opens in it. Open the class, tap Sign in to watch for an opening, and that is your alert set. It costs nothing and it needs an account only because the email has to have somewhere to go. Undergraduate courses only: dibs does not send alerts for graduate courses yet, so a graduate class carries no watch button at all.

    Why the top of this list is boring

    The average GE course at UCLA grades at 3.67 over Fall 2021 to Fall 2025: one figure per course, over every GE course dibs holds a grade record for. 56 of them sit at 3.85 or higher with at least two hundred grades behind them.

    dibs holds a second campus figure and it is deliberately not the same one: 3.58 is the average letter grade counted per student rather than per course, over every UCLA course rather than the GEs, and a course with few grades has its own figure pulled toward it. Nothing on this page is ranked at it. A course with no grade record is not ranked at all.

    So near the top, the grade has stopped telling you anything. What is left is whether you can get in, when it meets, and whether you want to be in the room for ten weeks. Lower down the list, the grade starts telling you a great deal.

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    Not a GE? dibs has grade records for 8,351 UCLA courses. Search any of them ›

    Rather ask a question than read a list? Ask dibs what you still need, how a class has graded, or whether a section is open. It needs an account, because it has to know which courses you have taken before it can answer anything about your own enrollment.

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