<p>I am seriously considering switching private schools for my junior year (this sounds a bit irrational, but honestly I think this might be a good change for a long string of reasons I don't feel like dwelling into lol) and that other private school is basically a 90% IB school, and the only AP they offer is apush.</p>
<p>The thing is, I like the AP program and I'm already doing an AP history course this year. I was wondering if these credits could transfer over to IB & would it look weird if in fact, I moved schools and I took an ap history course in soph year, apush in junior year, and other ib courses from junior to senior year?</p>
<p>it is impossible for AP credits to be transferred to the IB program if by transferring credits, you mean getting a 5 on ap exam and skipping the requirements for another IB subject. </p>
<p>if the ap history class you take in soph year and junior year are different, it shouldn’t look weird. if you like the ap program so much, you can always self-study ap subjects and ask the school to let you take the exams in addition to your IB curriculum. also, taking 4 years of history courses is not that bad. a lot of the knowledge you learn in ap hist can be used for history commentaries in IB history for good analysis. (as opposed to 4 years of chemistry, where you relearn the same things over and over again, argh)</p>
<p>The credits won’t transfer over to IB, but I think I’ve seen a lot of other people around CC taking AP courses in addition to IB. Just make sure you don’t overwork yourself by taking APUSH and IB History–the IB is a LOT of work (I’m having enough trouble with the 6 subjects, let alone an additional AP!)</p>