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[quote=Anonymous]I posted previously. Yes, if your kid is doing IB, make sure they are doing the full diploma. Otherwise, do AP. The full IB is a very full plate. Before students sign on, talk to them about the Extended Essay, CAS, and Theory of Knowledge. Ask if they want to study 6 subjects for two years and then take a set of exams on two years of work. Explain internal assessments and oral presentations. Explain the amount of writing in all subjects, including math. Full IB is not for the faint of heart. It is intended for mature high school students who are competent across 6 disciplines and self-motivated. Full IB is an incredible educational opportunity and colleges very definitely do take note of it. Admissions officers may ask about Extended Essay topics during college interviews, and will be interested in the student's research, etc. Full IB is certainly not for every student. If your student is "lopsided" academically, go for AP classes so they can pick and choose. [/quote]
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