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Happy Pi Day!

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@vitamin_water You are so lucky that you have a full IB school, I don't even know if we have one. That is a little nerve-wracking then, one research project to fail them all. . . . (lord of the rings). I'm sure you'll do fine. In all of my IB classes I did not hear of one student failing; just remember it will be done and over with before you know it. Just do the best you can and seize the opportunity to have fun. 

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@vitamin_water EE? IB was offered at my high school (Texas. . . (ewww)) , so instead of taking AP I took IB.My school offered the IB diploma for full IB students, but I was a partial IB student (took math studies, biology, two years of english, and two years of art for IB). I didn't test in IB to receive college credit because even with partial fee waivers it would have cost a lot of money. I have a twin who also took IB so the cost was pretty much doubled. But it is still worth taking the classes, as they help you prepare for college and help you get into a good school.

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@vitamin_water It can be stressful at times, but also really fun. . . depending upon your teacher and other students. It's also a little easier to form a group of friends/acquaintances because you pretty much see the same people in each class depending upon how many students are in the programme.It's also easier to spread sickness . . .  Anyway,  I think it will defiantly help you in university although I have yet to see.  You'll enjoy it.