IGCSE/GCSE/O & A Level/IB/University Student Forum
Student Forum => Help, Complaints and Suggestions. => Help => Topic started by: The Golden Girl =D on June 05, 2010, 09:24:03 am
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i'm just wonderin which is harder high school , IB, or IGCSE/A levels ? ..
and ohh if i take IB when will i be studyin for it and when will i be takin the exams (as in like grade 10 ,11 or 12 ,which ones?)
plz answer ASAP
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With the IB system you are forced to take two languages and one subject from humanities, sciences and some group they have.
With A Levels its 4 subjects; your choice.
IB and A levels are recognised all around the world.
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With the IB system you are forced to take two languages and one subject from humanities, sciences and some group they have.
With A Levels its 4 subjects; your choice.
IB and A levels are recognised all around the world.
k...but which years in school do i get to study for these boards and get to take the real exam....... and which is easiers?
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I advice you to go for IG's/A-Levels
Not only this qualification is known very well across the world, but it's courses prepare you perfectly for university.
I believe IB's is the hardest, but the least appreciated.
If you want something easy, go for SATS. But after all, it depends on where you'd like to to study; UK, etc..
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k...but which years in school do i get to study for these boards and get to take the real exam....... and which is easiers?
I'll be honest I am not an expert on the matter. I considered doing IB but I dont like the idea of being forced do subjects I dont want to.
A-Levels is to the point and gives you flexibility.
http://www.ibo.org/diploma/
Check the link out ;)
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I'll be honest I am not an expert on the matter. I considered doing IB but I dont like the idea of being forced do subjects I dont want to.
A-Levels is to the point and gives you flexibility.
http://www.ibo.org/diploma/
Check the link out ;)
thx mate :D