LAW 118 Contract Analysis
Units
2.0
Upper division
Grades
No grades on record, so dibs cannot rank this one.
Seats
Open, 20 seats left
low risk
You are looking at Spring 2027.
Enrollment for it has not opened, so these are the registrar's early listings.
dibs holds 4,154 sections for Spring 2027, read 12 hours ago. Separately, it has finished 3,438 of the 3,617 courses on its current checking list for this term. Future-term coverage is incomplete, so a course with nothing here may simply not have been reached yet.
Back to Fall 2026
Filler classes
Units to fill out your quarter in Spring 2027, ranked by the grades they really give.
0 courses you can take, ranked by the grades they really give, and 1 dibs cannot rank
What this ranking is, and what dibs does not know about you
dibs does not know what year you are, so it cannot say whether a class limited by year is open to you: those are cannot-tell rather than yes, and they are counted apart from the number above rather than guessed into it. They are not hidden. They are on this page under their own heading, below the ranking. Say which you are under More filters and dibs can answer for most of them.
Sorted on the grade record and nothing else. That is an ordering rather than a recommendation: dibs does not know what you want out of a quarter, and the course at the top is the one that graded highest, which is a different thing from the one to pick.
Not here, and why (2)
- 1 are ensembles, studios, journal clubs and practicums. Chamber Ensembles: Strings averages a 4.00 because you audition into it, not because it grades gently. Show them.
- 2,427 sections are published for Spring 2027 and still read Tentative, so dibs is not ranking them: the registrar has not opened them and they carry no seat count. No box above reaches them. dibs re-reads them and will rank them the day the registrar opens them.
- Show everything.
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1 course dibs cannot rank
The registrar has published no grades for this one, so there is nothing for a list ordered by grades to put it in order on. It is here rather than hidden, and it is outside the ranking rather than at the foot of it, because dibs cannot tell you how it grades and will not guess.
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Seat counts as of . Seat readings are snapshots, not live availability. Their timestamps show when dibs last checked.
Signed out, your course list lives on this device only. An account keeps it across devices, remembers your standing and enrollment appointment so the eligibility filter is sharper, and is the only way to be emailed when one of these opens. Make one.
A high average is not the same as an easy class. Some courses grade well because the people in them are strong, so read the D, F or W share beside the average, and BruinWalk beside both.
"You can take this" means the registrar publishes nothing that would stop you. Departments that gate by advising publish no requisites at all, so dibs cannot see those. Eligibility comes from what you have told dibs you have taken, nothing else: upload your degree audit or add courses by hand and this list gets sharper.
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.