Bottleneck-Capacity Courses - All Subjects - Summer 2025 (

NOTES:
A Bottleneck-Capacity Course is a high demand course which students may have difficulty enrolling due to limited seats. Bottlenecks may obstruct student progress towards their degree, especially if the bottleneck course has a low success rate.
To be included in this report, a course must have a minimum number of enrolled students in the term and less than 3 seats free after registration.
Independent Study courses are excluded since they are offered on an as-needed basis. PE activity courses are globally excluded since they do not count towards GE or major requirements.
The Max-Wait-List column is the highest number of students waitlisted for all sections of the course during the most recent registration cycle.
If the number of Total repeat takers is preceded by an asterisk(*), it indicates the course is repeatable by design.

Bottleneck-Capacity Courses -All Subjects - Summer 2025 ( > 10 grades, leas than 3 free seats)
bottleneck_capacity report generated: 25-SEP-25

Coll

Dept

Course

Course Title

GE

DCG

INST
Count of
distinct
majors

Prereq
Courses

Prereq for
courses

# of
sections

Seats
Offered

Total
Enrl
Max
Wait
list

Success
Count
Overall
Success
Rate

Repeat
takers

Repeat
Rate

CAHSS AHUM PHIL 302 Environmental Ethics Y

0

1 33 32 7 27 84.0% 1 3.1%

PHIL 309B Perspectives:Hum,Sci,Soc Sci Y

0

1 33 31 12 26 84.0%

ANTH ANTH 305 Human Evolutionary Health Y Y
0 10
1 40 41 11 38 93.0% 1 2.4%

ANTH 307 World Heritage & Archaeology Y Y
0

1 40 40 5 37 93.0% *1 2.5%

Art ART 105E Digital Media Foundations Y

0
3 1 24 23 1 22 96.0% 1 4.3%

+ Fi

lm

COMM COMM 100 Fund of Speech Comm Y

0
2 2 50 48 8 37 77.0% 6 12.5%

CRGS ES 308 Multi-Ethnic Resistance (U.S.) Y Y
0

1 40 38
27 71.0%

WS 308B Gender and Literature Y Y
0

1 13 12
11 92.0%

DMT MUS 302 Music in World Culture Y Y
0

1 40 38 1 30 79.0%

ENGL ENGL 309W Narrative Medicine Y

0 3
1 30 31 1 28 90.0%

HIST HIST 110 U.S. History to 1877

Y 0

1 35 33 1 23 70.0% 2 6.1%

HIST 111 U.S. History Since 1877

Y 0

1 35 30
23 77.0% 2 6.7%

RS 300W Living Myths: War and Peace Y Y
0

1 25 24 1 22 92.0%

NAS NAS 104 Intro to Nat American Studies Y Y
0

1 40 38 6 31 82.0% 1 2.6%

NAS 200 Indigenous People inUS History
Y Y 0
2 2 80 77 2 68 88.0% 5 6.5%

NAS 309 TEK and Indigenous NR Mgmt Y Y
0

1 25 22 14 17 77.0%

POLI PSCI 303W Global Inequalities Y Y
0

1 25 24 2 20 83.0%

CNRS BIOL BIOL 105 Principles of Biology Y

0 2 56 1 24 23 6 22 96.0% 4 17.4%

ESM ESM 305 Environ Conflict Resolution Y

0

1 30 27 4 26 96.0%

ESM 309B Environmental Communication Y

0
1 1 24 21 5 14 67.0% 1 4.8%

GSP 270 Geographic Information Science

0 1 8 1 24 22 7 15 68.0% 1 4.5%

MATH STAT 109 Introductory Biostatistics Y

0 5 58 1 50 50 1 48 96.0% 13 26.0%

WLDF WLDF 300B Wildlife Ecology & Management Y

0

1 24 22 3 16 73.0%

WLDF 365 Ornithology I

0 2 2 1 24 23
23 100.0% 1 4.3%

CPS APH REC 302 Inclusive Recreation Y Y
0
2 1 20 19
18 95.0% 2 10.5%

BUS BA 360 Principles of Finance

0 6 11 1 25 25
20 80.0%

MBA 691 MBA Comprehensive Exam

0 3
1 12 17
17 100.0%

PSYC PSYC 100 Psych of Critical Thinking Y

0

1 24 24 4 23 96.0%

PSYC 104 Intro Psychology Y

0
27 1 24 23
22 96.0% 2 8.7%

Bottleneck-Capacity Courses -All Subjects - Summer 2025 ( > 10 grades, leas than 3 free seats) bottleneck_capacity report generated: 25-SEP-25
Coll	Dept	Course	Course Title	GE	DCG	INST	Count of distinct majors	Prereq Courses	Prereq for courses	# of sections	Seats Offered	Total Enrl	Max Wait list	Success Count	Overall Success Rate	Repeat takers	Repeat Rate
CAHSS	AHUM	PHIL 302	Environmental Ethics	Y			0			1	33	32	7	27	84.0%	1	3.1%
		PHIL 309B	Perspectives:Hum,Sci,Soc Sci	Y			0			1	33	31	12	26	84.0%
	ANTH	ANTH 305	Human Evolutionary Health	Y	Y		0	10		1	40	41	11	38	93.0%	1	2.4%
		ANTH 307	World Heritage & Archaeology	Y	Y		0			1	40	40	5	37	93.0%	*1	2.5%
	Art	ART 105E	Digital Media Foundations	Y			0		3	1	24	23	1	22	96.0%	1	4.3%
	+ Fi
	lm
	COMM	COMM 100	Fund of Speech Comm	Y			0		2	2	50	48	8	37	77.0%	6	12.5%
	CRGS	ES 308	Multi-Ethnic Resistance (U.S.)	Y	Y		0			1	40	38		27	71.0%
		WS 308B	Gender and Literature	Y	Y		0			1	13	12		11	92.0%
	DMT	MUS 302	Music in World Culture	Y	Y		0			1	40	38	1	30	79.0%
	ENGL	ENGL 309W	Narrative Medicine	Y			0	3		1	30	31	1	28	90.0%
	HIST	HIST 110	U.S. History to 1877			Y	0			1	35	33	1	23	70.0%	2	6.1%
		HIST 111	U.S. History Since 1877			Y	0			1	35	30		23	77.0%	2	6.7%
		RS 300W	Living Myths: War and Peace	Y	Y		0			1	25	24	1	22	92.0%
	NAS	NAS 104	Intro to Nat American Studies	Y	Y		0			1	40	38	6	31	82.0%	1	2.6%
		NAS 200	Indigenous People inUS History		Y	Y	0		2	2	80	77	2	68	88.0%	5	6.5%
		NAS 309	TEK and Indigenous NR Mgmt	Y	Y		0			1	25	22	14	17	77.0%
	POLI	PSCI 303W	Global Inequalities	Y	Y		0			1	25	24	2	20	83.0%
CNRS	BIOL	BIOL 105	Principles of Biology	Y			0	2	56	1	24	23	6	22	96.0%	4	17.4%
	ESM	ESM 305	Environ Conflict Resolution	Y			0			1	30	27	4	26	96.0%
		ESM 309B	Environmental Communication	Y			0		1	1	24	21	5	14	67.0%	1	4.8%
		GSP 270	Geographic Information Science				0	1	8	1	24	22	7	15	68.0%	1	4.5%
	MATH	STAT 109	Introductory Biostatistics	Y			0	5	58	1	50	50	1	48	96.0%	13	26.0%
	WLDF	WLDF 300B	Wildlife Ecology & Management	Y			0			1	24	22	3	16	73.0%
		WLDF 365	Ornithology I				0	2	2	1	24	23		23	100.0%	1	4.3%
CPS	APH	REC 302	Inclusive Recreation	Y	Y		0		2	1	20	19		18	95.0%	2	10.5%
	BUS	BA 360	Principles of Finance				0	6	11	1	25	25		20	80.0%
		MBA 691	MBA Comprehensive Exam				0	3		1	12	17		17	100.0%
	PSYC	PSYC 100	Psych of Critical Thinking	Y			0			1	24	24	4	23	96.0%
		PSYC 104	Intro Psychology	Y			0		27	1	24	23		22	96.0%	2	8.7%