<p>I'm currently declared as a history major and I'm trying to get my GE requirements out of the way by early next year. I've been working with the list of general education requirements as stated at <a href="http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/ge/%5B/url%5D">http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/ge/</a>. Are the requirements laid out in the College of Letters and Sciences PDF accurate and are these the only classes that I need to take? I ask because at my present pace of three classes per quarter, I'll be graudating in the middle of my junior year, provided I pass all of my classes. Does this seem right?</p>
<p>a good thing to do is to look at your DPR on URSA, because it lists out all the requirements for you personally (your major and your college).
for instance, it lists all my pre-psych requirements, psych requirements, and L and S requirements, and shows which ones i've fulfilled and which i have left.
out of curiosity, what year are you?</p>
<p>First year.</p>
<p>sounds about right for your major and college reqs... don't forget you've also got a minor to deal with.
and then you can fill up the rest of 4 years with electives if you don't wanna graduate early xD</p>
<p>Seems like every one wants to graduate early....</p>
<p>...not in a rush. :p</p>
<p>haha me neither!
i'm just in a rush to get into the actual psych major so i can take some psych classes... enough with physics/anthro/life science/stats already -.-</p>
<p>yeah..funny how psych has so little lower division classes...and two of them aren't even really psych...one is stats and the other research methods. blah.</p>