<p>Do you live in the US? My daughter was planning to do the full IB diploma until last week, when she switched back to AP classes with only IB English. Colleges accept students based on GPA, courses, SATs, etc. They do not accept you based on predicted IB points - students have no idea how many points they have earned and whether they earned the IB diploma until after they graduate. Some schools will accept you as a sophomore with the full IB diploma, but the number of points needed varies from school to school. If you earn the full diploma yet you earn fewer than the predicted number of points, I can’t imagine a school will take away the acceptance. I think the worst thing that would happen is that if you earned 30 points and a school requires 35 to be accepted as sophomore status, then you would just not get all the credits. I can’t imagine that they would turn you away, but I strongly suggest that you call the school and ask. This is why I asked if you were in the US- it may be very very different if you are not.</p>