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- Balanced
- 40% grades, 40% seat pressure, 20% availability.
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- 100% grades.
- Seat odds
- 100% seat pressure.
- Open first
- 30% seat pressure, 70% availability.
Percentages are score weights, not enrollment probabilities. Seat pressure combines current fullness and historical demand. Availability uses the latest open, waitlist or closed status, including required discussions. Sorting reorders courses; it does not filter them.
Custom weights can be shared in the URL: w_gpa, w_fill and w_open.
The registrar has not published seat figures for Winter 2027 yet, so the seat side of this ordering has nothing to work with. These are ranked on grade history alone.
For courses with discussions, seat counts show discussion availability.
Nothing to rank yet
Winter 2027 is published but enrollment has not opened, so every section still reads Tentative and there is nothing to rank yet. dibs has read 4,142 sections for it and will rank them the day the registrar opens them. The grades are still here: search any course above, or open a category below.
About these results
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 figure, 3.58, 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.
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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