<p>I haven't quite decided on my major, but must have a high GPA to keep all options open. Would really like to hear about some of the easier classes during freshman and sophomore years where it's not a rat-race to get an 'A'. Thanks!</p>
<p>there are none..you're out of luck buddy....ucla is a top notch school..no easy ways out like in high school</p>
<p>come one alexinorbit...of course it's a great school, but there's plenty of easy classes, even upper-division. And considering that so many classes are curved, you just have to be a little better than the average student, which isn't that hard if you're taking an intro class with 300 students. </p>
<p>Just use bruinwalk, plus go to the department's list of courses and look at the last couple quarters' course websites, a lot of times you can tell when a class isn't that hard.</p>
<p>Some of the film courses, Education 92F, etc.</p>
<p>sorry to say Alexinorbit. but UCLA has a number of easy classes. But don't take Israel for AA 10 he is confusing as anything.</p>
<p>take Ethno 120 A and B</p>
<p>and take WAC 100 A or B</p>
<p>EDU 92F is cool as well.</p>
<p>Film 120A is ridiculously easy.</p>
<p>physics 10 (if you've some hs background in physics)
life science 15 w/phelan (if you put in the time, you'll get an A)</p>
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<p>How hard is Physics 10 with prior courses taken in physics? I read Bruin Walk and people were completing homeworks in 5 minutes. I assume exams are just as elementary.</p>
<p>homework is easy... first midterm is easy... second midterm, not so much. final, also not so much.
but if you study more than i did (i got cocky after the first midterm) and if you go to discussions and turn in all your hw, it's an easy A.
which i shoulda got and didn't <em>sigh</em></p>
<p>...speaking of physics, has anyone taken physics 6A? how is it?</p>
<p>I had physics 1A which is pretty easy. I heard that 6A is easier.</p>