<p>I will do my best to answer your questions!</p>
<p>I have a good friend who graduated in 2012 with a degree in history, I believe he’s now a high school teacher. What are you currently doing? </p>
<p>UC Dreams - My title is “Analyst” in corporate operations for a major film and television entertainment company. My work consists of mainly account management and contract administration for clients that we license our products to.</p>
<p>I’m one of those people who majored in something and ended up working in a field that has nothing to do with their major.</p>
<p>Hi, I’m attending UCLA in the fall and trying to sort out which classes I should be taking. I’m wondering if there were any “easier” GE req classes that you could recommend, or some clusters that were of note.</p>
<p>mikey486</p>
<p>I can list a handful of classes or professors that you should take for an easy A. I also recommend you use Bruinwalk.com as a way of looking up a professor for yourself to see how they are.</p>
<p>1) Any history class with Teofilo Ruiz. He goes by the name “Teo” and if you ever take his class you’ll understand why. He’s a great professor and the class is ridiculously easy.</p>
<p>2) Art and Architecture 10 with Professor Winter. All I did in that class was watch live performances and videos in class. The midterm and final were a bit difficult in the sense you couldn’t really study for them, but just had to show up to class and remember details. I kid you not, but the exam questions were like, “What is Professor Winter’s favorite color?” or "During Week 1, our guest speaker Bob Jones said a TV show inspired him. What TV show was it?</p>
<p>3) Astronomy 5 with Professor McLean. This is the one class where all the football players are your classmates. Enough said.</p>
<p>Some to avoid are:</p>
<p>1) ANY CLUSTERS. Avoid them. They are wayyy too much work and not worth it. GEs should be used for fun classes that help boost your GPA.</p>
<p>2) Phy Sci 5. Avoid it.</p>
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