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dibs holds 246 sections for Summer Session A 2026, read 2 hours ago. Separately, it has finished 400 of the 3,479 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.
×?Exams mentioned, no number given, said by 5 reviewers×?Problem sets mentioned, no number given, said by 2 reviewers3.54 average, this instructor · 127 grades · 1 term 69 in 100 got an A minus or better · 2 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 3 seats left. Social Analysis, Historical Analysis, and Literary and Cultural Analysis.
Workload light, 3 professors rated on BruinWalk, none of them teaching it this term
5 reviewers wrote about exams and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no exams.
2 reviewers wrote about problem sets and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no problem sets.
×22 exams, said by 19 reviewers×11 paper, said by 5 reviewers3.31 average, this instructor · 180 grades · 1 term 58 in 100 got an A minus or better · 5 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 913 seats left. Social Analysis.
Workload very heavy to average, 4 professors rated on BruinWalk, none of them teaching it this term
A review said 2 exams, and 19 reviewers wrote about exams. The number is quoted from a review, never dibs counting how many people mentioned it.
A review said 1 paper, and 5 reviewers wrote about papers. The number is quoted from a review, never dibs counting how many people mentioned it.
×?Exams mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers×?Papers mentioned, no number given, said by 8 reviewers×?Quizzes mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers3.87 average, all instructors · 2,611 grades · 8 terms 92 in 100 got an A minus or better · 1 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 8 seats left. Literary and Cultural Analysis, Philosophical and Linguistic Analysis, and Visual and Performance Arts Analysis and Practice.
Workload very light, 2 professors rated on BruinWalk, none of them teaching it this term
3 reviewers wrote about exams and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no exams.
8 reviewers wrote about papers and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no papers.
3 reviewers wrote about quizzes and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no quizzes.
×?Exams mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers×?Papers mentioned, no number given, said by 8 reviewers×?Quizzes mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers3.87 average, all instructors · 2,611 grades · 8 terms 92 in 100 got an A minus or better · 1 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 3 seats left. Literary and Cultural Analysis, Philosophical and Linguistic Analysis, and Visual and Performance Arts Analysis and Practice.
Workload very light, 2 professors rated on BruinWalk, none of them teaching it this term
3 reviewers wrote about exams and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no exams.
8 reviewers wrote about papers and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no papers.
3 reviewers wrote about quizzes and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no quizzes.
×?Exams mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers×?Papers mentioned, no number given, said by 8 reviewers×?Quizzes mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers3.87 average, all instructors · 2,611 grades · 8 terms 92 in 100 got an A minus or better · 1 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 4 seats left. Literary and Cultural Analysis, Philosophical and Linguistic Analysis, and Visual and Performance Arts Analysis and Practice.
Workload very light, 2 professors rated on BruinWalk, none of them teaching it this term
3 reviewers wrote about exams and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no exams.
8 reviewers wrote about papers and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no papers.
3 reviewers wrote about quizzes and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no quizzes.
×?Exams mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers×?Papers mentioned, no number given, said by 8 reviewers×?Quizzes mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers3.87 average, all instructors · 2,611 grades · 8 terms 92 in 100 got an A minus or better · 1 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 17 seats left. Literary and Cultural Analysis, Philosophical and Linguistic Analysis, and Visual and Performance Arts Analysis and Practice.
Workload very light, 2 professors rated on BruinWalk, none of them teaching it this term
3 reviewers wrote about exams and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no exams.
8 reviewers wrote about papers and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no papers.
3 reviewers wrote about quizzes and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no quizzes.
×?Exams mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers×?Papers mentioned, no number given, said by 8 reviewers×?Quizzes mentioned, no number given, said by 3 reviewers3.87 average, all instructors · 2,611 grades · 8 terms 92 in 100 got an A minus or better · 1 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 3 seats left. Literary and Cultural Analysis, Philosophical and Linguistic Analysis, and Visual and Performance Arts Analysis and Practice.
Workload very light, 2 professors rated on BruinWalk, none of them teaching it this term
3 reviewers wrote about exams and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no exams.
8 reviewers wrote about papers and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no papers.
3 reviewers wrote about quizzes and none of them said how many. The ×? means no number was given, not that there are no quizzes.
The exam, paper, quiz and problem set marks come from what reviewers wrote, and a mark reaches a row here only where at least two of them said the same thing. A blank means nobody said, which is not the same as none: where a reviewer said there were none, the row says none. A mark carrying ×? is a kind reviewers wrote about without any of them giving a number, which is not the same as none either.
Always check MyUCLA before you enroll. dibs holds nothing and cannot move you up a list. If
MyUCLA disagrees with this page, MyUCLA is right.
Where dibs holds the breakdown behind an average, the row prints the share who took a D, F
or W beside it: an average says how a class went for the middle of the room, and that
share says how many it went badly for. Every section page carries a link straight to the
registrar's own page for that section, so the source is one tap from the numbers you were
reading.
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 it is the prior a thinly graded course is pulled toward.
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. That is why the
seat state sits on the same line as the number rather than further down the page. Lower down
the list, the grade starts telling you a great deal.
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