We have not read this section's restrictions yet, so alerts on it are held.
Check the registrar before counting on a seat.
Enrolled in lecture
81 of 81
100% full
Read 4 days ago, at the end of the term. Nothing has moved since.
Waitlist
No waitlist
Seat risk
The worse of two readings: how full this section is right now, and how quickly the course has historically filled. A tier rather than a percentage, because reserved seats make any number optimistic: an open seat may be held for a major or an intake you are not in.
Not a question any more: that term is over.
Discussions: this is what you enroll in
Enrollment at UCLA acts on the discussion, not the lecture. The lecture's seat count
above is the sum across all of them, so it can read open while every discussion you
could actually join is full.
These seats are real, and you cannot reach them from here.
The lecture reads closed, and you
enroll in the discussion but attend both, so the
1 open discussion below
is out of reach while that
holds. There is no waitlist either, so the only way in is somebody dropping the lecture.
Predicted GPA
The average grade actually awarded, from four years of registrar records, not a student rating. Pulled toward the course average and then the department average in proportion to how little data there is, so a twelve-person seminar cannot top the list on noise. The sample size is printed beside it.
3.60
this instructor · 215 grades
A range
The share of grades that were A+, A or A−, out of every letter grade awarded. P/NP grades are counted separately and are not in this figure.
73%
P/NP
The share of students who took the course pass/no-pass rather than for a letter grade. A high number usually means the course is popular as a GE with people protecting their GPA.
0%
D/F/W
The share who finished with a D or an F, or withdrew. The closest thing here to a difficulty signal: it counts the people the course went badly for, which an average grade hides.
A dot is a reading where something moved: the seat count, the status, or the waitlist. The
last one is the most recent sweep, moved or not. The line holds flat between dots because
that is what the readings say: it did not drift, it held and then jumped.
Both start when Dibs did rather than reaching back before it existed.
Unchanged over 2 minutes
8280
25 Aug 03:05capacity 8125 Aug 03:06Show the readings
Recorded
Enrolled
Capacity
Status
Waitlist
25 Aug 03:06
81
81
closed
-
25 Aug 03:05
81
81
closed
-
How big this course usually runs
Final enrollment per term from four years of grade data. Summer excluded: different
population, different pass structure.