As a senior who’s in IB I honestly wouldn’t suggest it if you care about your mental health. The process for getting the Diploma is very stressful and the workload can be too much at times, if you are considering talk to ppl who are currently taking it and don’t be dumb like me who chose it for funnies
Do you have any idea how I should structure my every day routine to make sure I don’t fall back on work and the other aspects of IB. Such as cas ee ia and tok? I haven’t started IB yet I will next month thanks :)
@@mariama9890 Yeah of course, I’ll give you all the tips I have! Firstly, you want to set a daily routine. For example, you should have a dedicated time everyday set solely for doing homework. But in all honestly, you’ll probably have very little free times on the weekdays, so a lot of the out of school time you’ll have will be spent doing homework. Second, YOU AND YOUR HEALTH ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANYTHING ELSE. Whenever you are tired, get sleep, whenever you need a day off, take the day off, whenever you need to close your laptop, close your laptop. Third, make a schedule. (I never did this, but I really should have) Fourth, form a classroom gc for every class! It’s so important to have other people in your class to help you out whenever you’re confused with an assignment. Fifth, enjoy yourself and the time you have left in high school! In the end, happiness is the key to success. Lastly, IB will see tough at first, but I promise it gets better. The first semester I barley made all A’s and I nearly burnt myself out every single day. But second semester when I learned all the tricks and how to manage the workload, it became so much easier. In fact, in my second semester, I ended with no grade below a 93. Just give it time, and you got it! Good luck!
@@fraggie8593 I dont think alot of people in this comment section know what CBSE is. As an Indian, doing MYP or IGCSE in 9th and 10th would prepare you for the IBDP program as the material is very similar and CBSE is relatively easier and has a much different philosophy. If you put your mind to it though, you will be able to do it. You just have to work a little harder and you'll get the hang of it.
The reality of IB: I’m an IB student in junior year, and let me tell you the pros and cons vary between school to school. Some more established schools have better resources to guide you. While other newer schools have more technology. I am a mostly A student even within IB and these resources definitely pushed me to do better in my schooling. I am doing AP honors and duel enrollment on top of IB program and it is definitely a struggle. My trajectory is predicting I’ll be done with 2 years of college because of this. However your not required to do this much. Also keep in mind that you will be stuck with the same 150 people (the number will go down as people drop) for THE NEXT 4 YEARS. This is a blessing and a curse. You must deal with people that you hate on a daily basis, however you get to be with your friends daily as well. If you are one to burn bridges or have nasty breakups you are in for a shock. If the essays are intimidating you, you shouldn’t be too worried about them. You have lots of guidance when writing them. If the workload is the thing that is intimidating you, be prepared it is worse than anything you can imagine. If you procrastinate you will make it through however you may have high blood pressure from all the stress. It’s a lot I’m not going to sugar coat it. My honest advice: If your on the fence try IB freshmen year. If you hate it, drop quick. If you get to the end of sophomore year and you’re struggling/regretting it, drop. There is NO SHAME in dropping IB. Most upper class men would even congratulate you from dropping because you avoided further struggling. Once your in Junior year your into deep. If you drop the program past Junior year it’s like all the bone breaking work went to waste. You get experience I suppose but experience in high school won’t get you into college. Another thing to consider is your career. You don’t have to figure everything out now but do you even want to go to college? Or do you want to go to trade school? Lastly, are you able to cooperate with people you hate? Trust me this was the only thing that I was not mentally prepared for when entering IB. I thought all 150 of us would be BFFs for ever. SIKE! it’s like the hunger games in IB. All the individual sects of people working against eachother, and gossiping. Everyone knows EVERYONES dirt. If you have a rough break up, half the school will take your side the other your ex’s. And the whole school will jump from drama to drama every week or so. There is more drama in IB then the traditional program. Well good luck to all of the potential IB students who are reading this! Feel free to ask me questions if you need it :D
I don't ussually comment but thanks for this, it really did help. At my school IB is only junior/senior year and literally everyone I talk to try to convince me not to do it. I'm pretty set on it, though I am worried about the effect it'll have on my grades. Up till now, I've taken all advanced classes and a few AP (currently a sophomore) and my averages are mostly 99s and 100s, with a 98 or two. Are there any trends that you've noticed with how much people's grades drop with IB?
@@erudite7884 It depends on your classes, and how much you are willing to work. Since your school doesn't do pre-IB the first semester may be a shock. however, you could probably do it. My advice to you is to choose 3 SL classes and 3 HL classes (my school requires it, but some let you take more HL classes) DO NOT and I repeat DO NOT take any more than 4 HLs. Pick your HL classes very meticulously. I personally love English bio and art, so I went with those as my HLs. Also, IB is similar to AP with more of a workload. If you can handle 6 APs with decent scores, you should be fine, however it's not easy. For me, my grades went from a A+ range to a B+ - A range but it's mostly due to my poor study habits (and because I want to have a life and have fun too lol). I never had to study before IB (even in my AP classes) and welp- that caused my grades to drop. But in the end, I think it's all going to be worth it. I hope this helps :D
I’m a high schooler and I’m in the IB diploma program and on my last year and my honest answer is NO, mostly because it’s entirely based on a series of domino effects meaning if your not good at one thing you won’t get your diploma, If your not good at speaking French you Fail, not good at Advanced Biology you fail, your not good in Advanced Math then you fail, if your good in everything except one you automatically fail, not to mention IAs for every single class and if you fail 1 you fail them all, and not to mention cast hours for community service, good luck finding reliable ones during a pandemic and you fail anything you fail everything so don’t take it seriously, getting into IB was honestly the worst mistake I made because now I’m trapped and can’t escape do me a favor and just take all honors, Maybe an AP or 2, and don’t look back
Ong, I was thinking the same. My teachers keep telling me to join but I honestly don’t want to because ima go to the same college as these kids who took IB regardless
I agree with you and I mean it is like so much but there are benefits like for example you might get into the same college as some people that took ib but one of the major benefits is that u can skip a whole year for college and go straight to sophomore year but I mean after all I don’t rly know which one is better to do it or not. I’m a sophomore rn and going to junior year next year so I have the choice of taking ib but I’m honestly not sure at all. I’m not sure if it’s really worth it or not.
@@patrickatala2991 if you have the time honestly do it, but if you’re an athlete like me then it’s tough coming home from VAR basketball practice then having to do IB work next year as a junior. Look into your school about a JATC program. I’m doing it and I’ll be able to skip 2 years of college and have an associate degree. The best part is that it is way easier compared to IB
If your considering IB, just look at how they tackled the COVID-19 situation in different countries. If that satisfies you, then go for it. That is all from me.
@@CesarOzuna well I’m a senior right now and even though we’ve missed about 2.5 years of learning we still have to take exams which is very unfair. Junior year was digital so no body really retained any information I don’t recommend it at all.
Thank you for the vid, I'm a sophomore rn and i have to choose whether to do ib or ap for my junior and senior year and ive been doing a lot of research, my sister did ib and she was extremely stressed her junior year and she graduated and is in college now, but she doesn't recommend it u less you are going for highly advanced classes and majors in college.
@@king.kthebest6158 I'm a sophomore in pre ib rn I have been pretty successful in all my classes except Spanish, In which I have B's, so I don't know if I should do ib or ap
I'm in my first MYP year and it's getting really scary for me, but then I look at what are Polish schools like and it's also not what I'd want for myself. I guess that keeps me going in here. I also want to move out of the country, and I guess IB will help me with that
It's not for everybody. Our kids Elementary charter school, turned IB from one year to the next without the parents even knowing . It's very stressful for kids and parents. They have soo much homework. Recess is taken away so they can squeeze more computer work on kids. They are over loaded with pressure. When will they have time to be kids! Education is great. But its not everything there is to life.
hi im currently in grade 8 and i got accepted into an ib program today and i have 2 days to tell them if im going or not. i really really need help since i dont know anyone who has gone to ib... ive also heard ib horror stories so im scared. is it worth the 1500 dollars? how does ib grade 9-10 work? (i live in toronto, ontario) an going to not have a social life? HELP ME PLZ IM LITERLALLY GONNA CRY IDK WHAT TO DO.!!!!
@@chaitanya3367 i went with no.. the school is far away and i also saw a lot of people saying they regretted it and how it didnt help them... my cousin also went and she said it was a waste so im just gonna go to a public high school :)
I am going to High School next year and I want to take the IB and I am watching a bunch of videos about the IB. Thank You for making this. Can you do video about how you study for the IB and how you were calmed with all the work? Because I wanna know how you guys don't stress about the work and what your study routine was. And how did you take notes and stayed organized??
I will most absolutely make a video on this! Thank you for such a great idea :)) I will try to have one up soon. If you have any other questions, let me know so I can include it in the video as well :))
@@raghadalnahari4056 it's very very difficult and time intensive, the first couple years are fine but in grade 11 and 12 it becomes insanely hard, if you are very hard working (4 hours homework\study per day) and can solve thinking problems easily it may be worth it for you because of the grade curve but the diploma is useless.
@@pushpindersekhon6221 hi im in grade 8 rn and thinking about going to ib..... im a pretty hardworking person but idk if i should go.. is everything just a harder level or is it the workload? if i go to ib will i have a better university experience? does going to ib affect what universities you get into? (sorry if im bring annoying i just need some advice since im rlly scared rn)
@@yasidino6250 IB will not affect which universities you get into very much, what matters most is your marks, in my opinion IB is great if you have mid to high 90's in grade 8 or you are the type of person who studies the whole curriculum the summer before, the hardest part of IB is that it's very mentally taxing, most of the people in IB see you as competition and nothing else and the workload is impossible if you don't work about 4 hours per day after school. In my opinion IB is not worth it, I'm currently in IB and I will tell you I regret joining IB everyday, if you are a very smart and hardworking student you can survive IB but even so I don't see a point in it. You can do just as well without it. Plus its a HUGE risk, all your marks come from 1 exam per subject and if you don't do well, your future is threatened.
I’m an 8th grader and I got accepted into the IB program and I only have a few days to choose. Idk if I wanna go bc I’ve heard it’s to stressful and AP is better for credits. But I also don’t wanna look bad if I turn down the acceptance?
@Grace Duggan I chose early college haha or if I wouldn’t have gotten into the early college high school I have in my city then I wouldve done ap and dual credit because you can get WAY more credits doing these two, and it didnt work for me because the amount of credits wouldn’t even make up for the amount of work in ib. And since I really do not care about going to an ivy college or a college not in my city or state, then in wouldn’t benefit me as much. So I would choose ap and dual credit.but if you want to go to a school outside of your home town or to an ivy then I suggest taking IB. But at the same time ap and dual credit can also help you get into a college easier.
*If you are a Swiss IB student please read this* I am currently in the Swiss high school system and am in my 3rd year of long term gymnasium. I am keen on studying at a uni abroad which brought me to the realisation that Matura might not be the best option. What are your experiences? Is the IB worth it? Is it easier than what you’ve heard about the matura? Does it actually make applying for universities abroad easier? If you’re able to answer even one of my questions or tell me your experiences, I’d truly appreciate it
the older students have so many homework they call then IB students about school IB students is more big then pime students brainwork have camps graduate pime IB. college all
On the last bit of the video here are some questions you can ask the colleges/universities you’re interested in. Just putting here if you need it :) Will you accept credits in I.B.? Do you look at I.B. as the same status as A.P. or a bit above/below? Where do you fall with your guidelines regarding students who are in I.B. and A.P. programs in high school entering college? Is Academic accepted for [ ] Grade [ ] at a [ ] level? ([ ] = specific questions regarding classes and grades, etc.)
listen bro, the person project doesn’t really matter. if i were you i would try to do something creative but also easy at the same time. you must not fail the PP because they won’t let you pass the grade otherwise
as an IB senior, don't worry too much about personal project and make sure to at least pass the subject try and prepare for ur IBDP instead (Grade 11 and 12)
IB =High cls people,full of show off ntg more........Other board kids r much bttr in evry aspect they r enjoying life in a beautiful way unlike these high cls people.........only shopping partying games etc.........Get in to the real wrld its bootiful guys boootiful..........
As a senior who’s in IB I honestly wouldn’t suggest it if you care about your mental health. The process for getting the Diploma is very stressful and the workload can be too much at times, if you are considering talk to ppl who are currently taking it and don’t be dumb like me who chose it for funnies
bro i did it as a bet 💀
I’m beyond grateful I took IB if I’m being honest. I love the community and once I got used to the work, it became so so so much better!!
Do you have any idea how I should structure my every day routine to make sure I don’t fall back on work and the other aspects of IB. Such as cas ee ia and tok? I haven’t started IB yet I will next month thanks :)
@@mariama9890 Yeah of course, I’ll give you all the tips I have!
Firstly, you want to set a daily routine. For example, you should have a dedicated time everyday set solely for doing homework. But in all honestly, you’ll probably have very little free times on the weekdays, so a lot of the out of school time you’ll have will be spent doing homework.
Second, YOU AND YOUR HEALTH ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANYTHING ELSE. Whenever you are tired, get sleep, whenever you need a day off, take the day off, whenever you need to close your laptop, close your laptop.
Third, make a schedule. (I never did this, but I really should have)
Fourth, form a classroom gc for every class! It’s so important to have other people in your class to help you out whenever you’re confused with an assignment.
Fifth, enjoy yourself and the time you have left in high school! In the end, happiness is the key to success.
Lastly, IB will see tough at first, but I promise it gets better. The first semester I barley made all A’s and I nearly burnt myself out every single day. But second semester when I learned all the tricks and how to manage the workload, it became so much easier. In fact, in my second semester, I ended with no grade below a 93. Just give it time, and you got it! Good luck!
@@breaker9414 thank you sooo much
Hey just a quick question is is beneficial for a student of CBSE to get into IB at 11th grade ?
would be delighted if u helped 😁
@@fraggie8593 I dont think alot of people in this comment section know what CBSE is. As an Indian, doing MYP or IGCSE in 9th and 10th would prepare you for the IBDP program as the material is very similar and CBSE is relatively easier and has a much different philosophy. If you put your mind to it though, you will be able to do it. You just have to work a little harder and you'll get the hang of it.
The reality of IB:
I’m an IB student in junior year, and let me tell you the pros and cons vary between school to school.
Some more established schools have better resources to guide you. While other newer schools have more technology.
I am a mostly A student even within IB and these resources definitely pushed me to do better in my schooling. I am doing AP honors and duel enrollment on top of IB program and it is definitely a struggle. My trajectory is predicting I’ll be done with 2 years of college because of this. However your not required to do this much.
Also keep in mind that you will be stuck with the same 150 people (the number will go down as people drop) for THE NEXT 4 YEARS. This is a blessing and a curse. You must deal with people that you hate on a daily basis, however you get to be with your friends daily as well. If you are one to burn bridges or have nasty breakups you are in for a shock.
If the essays are intimidating you, you shouldn’t be too worried about them. You have lots of guidance when writing them. If the workload is the thing that is intimidating you, be prepared it is worse than anything you can imagine. If you procrastinate you will make it through however you may have high blood pressure from all the stress. It’s a lot I’m not going to sugar coat it.
My honest advice:
If your on the fence try IB freshmen year. If you hate it, drop quick. If you get to the end of sophomore year and you’re struggling/regretting it, drop. There is NO SHAME in dropping IB. Most upper class men would even congratulate you from dropping because you avoided further struggling. Once your in Junior year your into deep. If you drop the program past Junior year it’s like all the bone breaking work went to waste. You get experience I suppose but experience in high school won’t get you into college. Another thing to consider is your career. You don’t have to figure everything out now but do you even want to go to college? Or do you want to go to trade school? Lastly, are you able to cooperate with people you hate? Trust me this was the only thing that I was not mentally prepared for when entering IB. I thought all 150 of us would be BFFs for ever. SIKE! it’s like the hunger games in IB. All the individual sects of people working against eachother, and gossiping. Everyone knows EVERYONES dirt. If you have a rough break up, half the school will take your side the other your ex’s. And the whole school will jump from drama to drama every week or so. There is more drama in IB then the traditional program.
Well good luck to all of the potential IB students who are reading this! Feel free to ask me questions if you need it :D
I don't ussually comment but thanks for this, it really did help. At my school IB is only junior/senior year and literally everyone I talk to try to convince me not to do it. I'm pretty set on it, though I am worried about the effect it'll have on my grades. Up till now, I've taken all advanced classes and a few AP (currently a sophomore) and my averages are mostly 99s and 100s, with a 98 or two. Are there any trends that you've noticed with how much people's grades drop with IB?
@@erudite7884 It depends on your classes, and how much you are willing to work. Since your school doesn't do pre-IB the first semester may be a shock. however, you could probably do it. My advice to you is to choose 3 SL classes and 3 HL classes (my school requires it, but some let you take more HL classes) DO NOT and I repeat DO NOT take any more than 4 HLs. Pick your HL classes very meticulously. I personally love English bio and art, so I went with those as my HLs. Also, IB is similar to AP with more of a workload. If you can handle 6 APs with decent scores, you should be fine, however it's not easy. For me, my grades went from a A+ range to a B+ - A range but it's mostly due to my poor study habits (and because I want to have a life and have fun too lol). I never had to study before IB (even in my AP classes) and welp- that caused my grades to drop. But in the end, I think it's all going to be worth it. I hope this helps :D
@@lizzynothere3788 Thankyou so much for that! It really did help. I think I'm going to go ahead and take IB, try my best, and hope it works out lol
@@erudite7884 You got this! If you ever need help feel free to just comment here lol
@@lizzynothere3788 lmaooo will do for sure. Wish you luck on your IB pathway as well and trust me, you'll hear from me more
I’m a high schooler and I’m in the IB diploma program and on my last year and my honest answer is NO, mostly because it’s entirely based on a series of domino effects meaning if your not good at one thing you won’t get your diploma, If your not good at speaking French you Fail, not good at Advanced Biology you fail, your not good in Advanced Math then you fail, if your good in everything except one you automatically fail, not to mention IAs for every single class and if you fail 1 you fail them all, and not to mention cast hours for community service, good luck finding reliable ones during a pandemic and you fail anything you fail everything so don’t take it seriously, getting into IB was honestly the worst mistake I made because now I’m trapped and can’t escape do me a favor and just take all honors, Maybe an AP or 2, and don’t look back
Ong, I was thinking the same. My teachers keep telling me to join but I honestly don’t want to because ima go to the same college as these kids who took IB regardless
I agree with you and I mean it is like so much but there are benefits like for example you might get into the same college as some people that took ib but one of the major benefits is that u can skip a whole year for college and go straight to sophomore year but I mean after all I don’t rly know which one is better to do it or not. I’m a sophomore rn and going to junior year next year so I have the choice of taking ib but I’m honestly not sure at all. I’m not sure if it’s really worth it or not.
@@patrickatala2991 if you have the time honestly do it, but if you’re an athlete like me then it’s tough coming home from VAR basketball practice then having to do IB work next year as a junior. Look into your school about a JATC program. I’m doing it and I’ll be able to skip 2 years of college and have an associate degree. The best part is that it is way easier compared to IB
literally ib was the worst thing that ever happened to me
If your considering IB, just look at how they tackled the COVID-19 situation in different countries. If that satisfies you, then go for it. That is all from me.
Please explain
elaborate
@@CesarOzuna well I’m a senior right now and even though we’ve missed about 2.5 years of learning we still have to take exams which is very unfair. Junior year was digital so no body really retained any information I don’t recommend it at all.
Update: I got my diploma but still don’t do it
Thank you for the vid, I'm a sophomore rn and i have to choose whether to do ib or ap for my junior and senior year and ive been doing a lot of research, my sister did ib and she was extremely stressed her junior year and she graduated and is in college now, but she doesn't recommend it u less you are going for highly advanced classes and majors in college.
i’m in the exact same situation
Hey what did you decide?
@@naumaanfaridi4609 I chose ap capstone, honestly do not recommend ib
@@king.kthebest6158 I'm a sophomore in pre ib rn I have been pretty successful in all my classes except Spanish, In which I have B's, so I don't know if I should do ib or ap
@@naumaanfaridi4609 Pre ib is nothing like ib, I had great grades in pre ib but ib is waaay harder. Up to you.
Wow I’ll make sure to tell my kids to watch this video !
haha thank you! Wish we would've known all this before doing IB!
I'm in my first MYP year and it's getting really scary for me, but then I look at what are Polish schools like and it's also not what I'd want for myself. I guess that keeps me going in here. I also want to move out of the country, and I guess IB will help me with that
It's not for everybody.
Our kids Elementary charter school, turned IB from one year to the next without the parents even knowing .
It's very stressful for kids and parents.
They have soo much homework. Recess is taken away so they can squeeze more computer work on kids. They are over loaded with pressure.
When will they have time to be kids!
Education is great. But its not everything there is to life.
Very informative, great quality. Leaving a like and keep it up
If you were to redo high school would you make the same decision or would you do AP instead?
This was very informative! I'm starting the IBDP this week, however, what resources have online ap classes that give me credit ?
hi im currently in grade 8 and i got accepted into an ib program today and i have 2 days to tell them if im going or not. i really really need help since i dont know anyone who has gone to ib... ive also heard ib horror stories so im scared. is it worth the 1500 dollars? how does ib grade 9-10 work? (i live in toronto, ontario) an going to not have a social life? HELP ME PLZ IM LITERLALLY GONNA CRY IDK WHAT TO DO.!!!!
My school forces us to do the MYP program till 10th it’s pretty okay not too bad. Until 11th and 12th.
DONT DO IT!! Im in IB as a high schooler in twelfth grade don't do it and don't take it seriously don't
What did you say? Are you going or no?
@@chaitanya3367 i went with no.. the school is far away and i also saw a lot of people saying they regretted it and how it didnt help them... my cousin also went and she said it was a waste so im just gonna go to a public high school :)
@@yasidino6250 well you know the best for yourself!
Ironically ibdp is easier than other programs in my country.. and it's the most updated
I am going to High School next year and I want to take the IB and I am watching a bunch of videos about the IB. Thank You for making this. Can you do video about how you study for the IB and how you were calmed with all the work? Because I wanna know how you guys don't stress about the work and what your study routine was. And how did you take notes and stayed organized??
I will most absolutely make a video on this! Thank you for such a great idea :)) I will try to have one up soon. If you have any other questions, let me know so I can include it in the video as well :))
don't do ib, I went, worst decision of my life, I know you will probably still do it but don't say you weren't warned
@@raghadalnahari4056 it's very very difficult and time intensive, the first couple years are fine but in grade 11 and 12 it becomes insanely hard, if you are very hard working (4 hours homework\study per day) and can solve thinking problems easily it may be worth it for you because of the grade curve but the diploma is useless.
@@pushpindersekhon6221 hi im in grade 8 rn and thinking about going to ib..... im a pretty hardworking person but idk if i should go.. is everything just a harder level or is it the workload? if i go to ib will i have a better university experience? does going to ib affect what universities you get into? (sorry if im bring annoying i just need some advice since im rlly scared rn)
@@yasidino6250 IB will not affect which universities you get into very much, what matters most is your marks, in my opinion IB is great if you have mid to high 90's in grade 8 or you are the type of person who studies the whole curriculum the summer before, the hardest part of IB is that it's very mentally taxing, most of the people in IB see you as competition and nothing else and the workload is impossible if you don't work about 4 hours per day after school. In my opinion IB is not worth it, I'm currently in IB and I will tell you I regret joining IB everyday, if you are a very smart and hardworking student you can survive IB but even so I don't see a point in it. You can do just as well without it. Plus its a HUGE risk, all your marks come from 1 exam per subject and if you don't do well, your future is threatened.
I’m an 8th grader and I got accepted into the IB program and I only have a few days to choose. Idk if I wanna go bc I’ve heard it’s to stressful and AP is better for credits. But I also don’t wanna look bad if I turn down the acceptance?
SAME, todays my last day and im stressing over it. i do not know what to say....
@Grace Duggan I chose early college haha or if I wouldn’t have gotten into the early college high school I have in my city then I wouldve done ap and dual credit because you can get WAY more credits doing these two, and it didnt work for me because the amount of credits wouldn’t even make up for the amount of work in ib. And since I really do not care about going to an ivy college or a college not in my city or state, then in wouldn’t benefit me as much. So I would choose ap and dual credit.but if you want to go to a school outside of your home town or to an ivy then I suggest taking IB. But at the same time ap and dual credit can also help you get into a college easier.
IB meams older students about school if you are a kid your class name is camps when you are older your class name will be IB
Do you think top colleges resend students if they don’t receive their diploma because no one thinks they are going to pass this year.
i got into The Baccularite school of Global education can u tell me if that is a good school its an in school
*If you are a Swiss IB student please read this*
I am currently in the Swiss high school system and am in my 3rd year of long term gymnasium. I am keen on studying at a uni abroad which brought me to the realisation that Matura might not be the best option. What are your experiences? Is the IB worth it? Is it easier than what you’ve heard about the matura? Does it actually make applying for universities abroad easier?
If you’re able to answer even one of my questions or tell me your experiences, I’d truly appreciate it
I'm a senior in year 2, i want to die
how are you doing now? if you don't mind answering
the older students have so many homework they call then IB students about school IB students is more big then pime students brainwork have camps graduate pime IB. college all
On the last bit of the video here are some questions you can ask the colleges/universities you’re interested in. Just putting here if you need it :)
Will you accept credits in I.B.? Do you look at I.B. as the same status as A.P. or a bit above/below? Where do you fall with your guidelines regarding students who are in I.B. and A.P. programs in high school entering college? Is Academic accepted for [ ] Grade [ ] at a [ ] level?
([ ] = specific questions regarding classes and grades, etc.)
What’s your major at UPenn
Why is this so American Centered
????? Like ib is in sooo meny countries!!
What is AP?
Hello I am a freshman in ib but I do football every day and I don’t have time for assignments is it recommended to switch after the first year
Yall help? IDK IF I SHOULD DO IG OR SAT OR IB
IG meaning IGCSE?
@@syndeywong4673 yes
Well IB is internationally recognised if u want to go to universities in any country plus u can earn college credits but AP is also great:)
If i can ask, what was you personal project?, it's just that i'm in grade 9 and i am completely confused as to what i should do?
listen bro, the person project doesn’t really matter. if i were you i would try to do something creative but also easy at the same time. you must not fail the PP because they won’t let you pass the grade otherwise
as an IB senior, don't worry too much about personal project and make sure to at least pass the subject
try and prepare for ur IBDP instead (Grade 11 and 12)
IB =High cls people,full of show off ntg more........Other board kids r much bttr in evry aspect they r enjoying life in a beautiful way unlike these high cls people.........only shopping partying games etc.........Get in to the real wrld its bootiful guys boootiful..........
you look cute