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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At my sons MCPS school which offered both IB and AP, 9 APs counted for the same as IB and “most rigorous” [/quote] Do you mean IB classes or the IB diploma? My kid is at RMIB, and there is no way 9 APs = IB diploma. If you mean just the classes and without the diploma, then maybe. But IB classes do require a ton more writing than AP classes. My kid took both IB and AP courses.[/quote] Rigor doesn’t mean just one thing. You can get an IB diploma with no physics and no calculus. (Of course you can take those courses as well! But they are not required to get the diploma.)[/quote] This! They only allow 3 HL classes at BCC, and English is a given HL, so a kid can’t take IB a history HL, Physics HL and Math HL. They can take multi calc(above AP) AP Physics C and IB history and IB English etc, and you are telling mw the second option is seen as less rigorous than full IB with perhaps no physics or only 3 HL classes? Makes no sense to me. A private college counselor told me that what you say isn’t the case. [/quote]
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