What majors does UCLA offer ?

UCLA offers Economics6.8%
Psychology6.6%
Biology/biological sciences5.5%
Physiological psychology/psychobiology4.1%
English language and literature3.5%
History3.3%
Anthropology2.8%
Multi-/interdisciplinary studies2.5%
Business/managerial economics2.4%
Biochemistry2.4%
Computer science2.4%
Cell/cellular and molecular biology2%
Statistics1.8%
Physiology1.7%
Electrical and electronics engineering1.7%
Neuroscience1.7%
Applied mathematics1.6%
Mechanical engineering1.5%
Microbiological sciences and immunology1.5%
Development economics and international development1.3%
Philosophy1.2%
Financial mathematics1.2%
Ethnic, cultural minority, gender, and group studies1.1%
Linguistics1.1%
Hispanic-american, puerto rican, and mexican-american/chicano studies1%
Human biology1%
Geography1%
Mathematics1%
Chemical engineering0.9%
Linguistic, comparative, and related language studies and services0.9%
Geography0.9%
Asian studies/civilization0.8%
Physics0.8%
Civil engineering0.8%
Cognitive science0.8%
Drama and dramatics/theatre arts0.7%
Environmental science0.7%
Art history, criticism and conservation0.7%
Design and applied arts0.6%
Art/art studies0.6%
Bioengineering and biomedical engineering0.6%
Computational mathematics0.5%
Mathematics0.5%
Registered nursing, nursing administration, nursing research and clinical nursing0.5%
Chemistry0.5%
Computer engineering0.5%
Aerospace, aeronautical and astronautical/space engineering0.4%
International/global studies0.4%

The main problem with the critique is the following one:

d. It is not ethical.

Explanation:

The word choice and tone are completely unethical, since the critique is aggressive, excessively harsh and rude. That is not how feedback is supposed to be given. In order to be constructive, a critique must point out not only what could have been better, but also what must be done so those aspects can be improved. Therefore, calling someone's speech "stupid", calling the speaker "boring", and saying nobody cares about the topic is definitely not the way to go if one wants their critique to be ethical.