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Dibs Fall 2026

HNRS

Honors Collegium

72 courses on record · 3 with sections in Fall 2026

Live section data currently covers GE courses; the rest is filled in by a nightly pass, so this department is likely running more than is listed here.

72 courses

Lower division 35

Lower division courses in Honors Collegium
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
1 Plague Culture GE no grade history —
3 Personal Brain Management GE no grade history —
5 Representing Cleopatra: History, Drama, and Film GE 3.91 n=14 small sample —
7 Saint and Heretic: Joan of Arc and Gilles de Rais, History and Myth GE no grade history —
10 Language and Gender: Introduction to Gender Differences and Stereotypes 3.76 n=23 —
11W Postmodern Literature and Culture GE 3.83 n=43 —
14 Interaction of Science and Society GE no grade history —
18 Trial of Socrates GE no grade history —
19 Fiat Lux Freshman Seminars no letter grades —
22 Comparative Odysseys GE no grade history —
23 Political Dissidence Today and in Ancient Greece: Trial and Death of Socrates in Its Classical and Legal Context GE no grade history —
26 Representing Medicine: Art, Literature, and Film GE no grade history —
36 Global Geographies and Idea of Home GE no grade history —
37W Sampling and Remix: Aesthetics and Politics of Cultural Appropriation 3.89 n=28 —
41 Understanding Ecology: Finding Interdisciplinary Solutions to Environmental Problems GE no grade history —
43W Science, Rhetoric, and Social Influence GE 3.86 n=57 —
44 Society of Excess: On Waste, Consumer Culture, and Environment GE no grade history —
48 Politics of Reproduction 3.92 n=13 small sample —
50 Creating Your Roadmap 3.95 n=284 —
59W Literature and Culture of the American South GE no grade history —
63W Nabokov and Reading Minds GE no grade history —
64 Neuroscience and Psychology of Art and Biology of Aesthetics GE no grade history —
65W Body-Mind Literacy GE 3.80 n=80 —
70A Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Agriculture, and Law GE 3.98 n=97 —
77 Greeks and Persians: Ancient Encounters from Herodotus to Alexander GE no grade history —
78 Science and Religion from Copernicus to Darwinism GE 3.92 n=108 —
80 Cossacks and Narratives about Them GE no grade history —
83W Politics and Rhetoric of Literature GE no grade history —
87W Worlds of Neil Gaiman: Graphic Novels, Social Media, and Fantasy Fiction 3.79 n=45 —
88S Understanding Anti-Racism Approaches in Health and Kidney Care no letter grades —
88SA Avatar: The Last Airbender--Connections to Real Life no letter grades —
88SB Psychology Behind Imposter Syndrome: Managing through Mindfulness no letter grades —
88SC (Re)considering Race and Heat: How Confronting Climate Change Reveals Anti-Racist Futures no letter grades —
88SD DNA Nanotechnology: from Fundamentals to Applications no letter grades —
90 Hollywood and Global Responsibility GE no grade history —

Upper division 37

Upper division courses in Honors Collegium
Course Title Predicted GPA This term
101A Student Research Forum no letter grades —
101B UCLA Undergraduate Science Journal no letter grades —
101C UCLA Undergraduate Journal for Humanities and Social Sciences no letter grades —
101E Leading Undergraduate Seminars no letter grades 1 section
101J Mellon Mays Research Seminar no letter grades —
101L Research Revealed: Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences no letter grades —
105 Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Healthcare 3.98 n=80 —
109 Living Consciously: Philosophy in Everyday Life 3.77 n=77 —
112 Poetry as Resistance: Remixing Archive 3.87 n=45 —
113 Hyperconnected World: Society and Internet 3.86 n=12 small sample —
119 Hollywood and Cultural Diversity in America 3.94 n=148 —
M123 Philanthropy as Civic Engagement 3.97 n=24 —
M123XP Philanthropy as Civic Engagement 3.97 n=29 —
128 Humor as Means of Social Control 3.85 n=78 —
129 Research in Psychology and Legacy of John Wooden 3.94 n=116 —
130 Speeding the Cure: Activists, Experts, and Health Care 3.83 n=19 small sample —
132 New Women and Activism from America to Asia 3.79 n=83 —
136 Art, Entertainment, and Social Change 3.85 n=72 —
138 Empire, Border Crossing, and Multiethnic Literature of the U.S. 3.89 n=54 1 section
M143 Latinx Immigration Policy and Politics 3.97 n=31 —
144 International Development: Using Your Major for Doing Well and Doing Good 3.99 n=68 —
M145 Politics of Crisis: Migration, Identity, and Religion 3.83 n=36 —
146 Imagining Global Climate Change 3.81 n=45 —
149 Art and Trauma 3.90 n=107 1 section
M152 Past People and Their Lessons for Our Own Future 3.96 n=47 —
153 Comedy in Literature 3.72 n=34 —
154 Hollywood and Divided America 3.99 n=154 —
155 Disease and Human Condition 3.81 n=24 —
158 Justice and Moral Responsibility in Literature 3.57 n=28 —
159 Feminism, Art, and Metaphors of Trauma 3.93 n=83 —
164 Between Species: Human/Non-Human Animal Relationship 3.68 n=92 —
166 Stories of Cultural Distance and Imposed Assimilation 3.95 n=19 small sample —
167 Modern Metropolis: Cultural Histories of Los Angeles 3.90 n=15 small sample —
M175 Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Weapons of Mass Destruction: Practical Approach 3.91 n=12 small sample —
177 Biotechnology and Art 3.94 n=140 —
M179 Critical Vision: History of Art as Social and Political Commentary 3.99 n=118 —
193A Journal Club Seminars no letter grades —

“Predicted” is shrunk toward the department average, so a course taught once to a dozen students sits near the department mean rather than at whatever those twelve happened to get. The figure is always shown — small sample marks where it rests mostly on that prior.