<p>I'm just being curious here but what HL and SL courses do you take?</p>
<p>as for me,
HL: English, French, Music, Economics
SL: Biology, Math</p>
<p>HL: English, World History, Biology
SL: Math, Chemistry, Physics, French, Computer Science</p>
<p>anyone here taking the IB in november?</p>
<p>or you guys take in May?</p>
<p>I'm doing the exams in May. </p>
<p>HL: Maths, Physics, English A1
SL: Economics, History, German</p>
<p>may for me</p>
<p>I'm a May 2006 candidate taking the bilingual diploma. I did write two exams this year though - Maths and Biology. </p>
<p>HL: English A1, European History in French, Chemistry
SL: French A2, Math Methods in French (7), Biology (6)</p>
<p>hl: chinese, economics, maths and history
sl: chem and english</p>
<p>im taking the NOV05 exam and i have my last week of official school next week!! funny because we have started writing essays for the text exams yet!!-_-</p>
<p>cowgirlatheart, I'm taking French/English bilingual, too.</p>
<p>HL: English A1, French A1, Chemistry
SL: History, Art, Math Methods</p>
<p>I'm May '07.</p>
<p>IB rules! lol =P</p>
<p>please tell me that was sarcasm.</p>
<p>HL: English (BOO), European History, Mathematics (BOO)
SL: French, Latin, Environmental Systems</p>
<p>Yeah, I kind of dislike my higher levels... but we don't get much wiggle room.</p>
<p>HL: Economics, History, Biology, Maths
SL: English A1, Finnish B2</p>
<p>I see that many of you are taking four HLs--is it really that common? At my school, the counselors actively discouraged it, to the point of refusing to consider it when I asked. (This was not for reasons concerning me personally, but as a general policy.)</p>
<p>its common in some schools and not common in others (like mine), depends on the counselors i suppose. because you dont get any extra pts for taking higher level, so u r taking a bigger courseload for nothing. but i think for int'l schools, some ppl are already bilingual and so can do two languages higher level without too much stress...for other schools, i think it is just hard for them to do the timetables to accomodate u...</p>
<p>That makes sense, yes. Thanks. :)</p>
<p>most pple do 3 at my school. i think only a handful do 4. 5 is absolutely discouraged.</p>
<p>for me,
HL: math, chem, bio, japanese
SL: english, econ </p>
<p>I thought 5 HLs was not even allowed by the IBO? Or are you talking about doing an extra certificate as a HL subject?</p>
<p>This is the first year my school is even offering 4 HLs, so most people in French aren't taking it (actually everyone except one kid), because it means taking Math HL in english, thus foregoing the Alberta bilingual diploma. There are a bunch of people in the english program taking it, but what can I say... they went golfing with their HL math teacher over the summer. Enough said.</p>
<p>chinese/english bilingualll</p>
<p>HL: math, physics, economics
SL:ChineseA1, English A2, ITGS(joker subject -.-)
the only 4 hl in my year is ppl tht does chinese B as an extra high (simply because A2 standard is too hard)</p>
<p>not sure about 5 HL being forbidden...but i remember a graduate diploma student doing 5..</p>