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Daniel Reveals UCLA Physics Knowledge at PAB

The Physics and Astronomy Building, also known PAB is home of UCLA physics classes, whether it be for life science majors or physical science and engineering majors. The PAB patio on the third floor is a great location for studying that not that many people know about. Being compared to your classmates for grades can seem daunting, but you can still do well if you work hard.

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Pretty important class for physics majors, engineering majors and life science majors. So in the physics and astronomy building, we take our entire physics serious. So that's usually three classes and a few labs on this. The thing about engineering a lot of class are curved like physics. About twenty five percent get B's and about forty percent get C's. And that's the reality. On the other hand, if you're like premed lifesigns, Siri's for physics is going to be straight. So if you get an A in the class to get an A, there's no way getting bumped down to be.