Do american colleges recognize IB Math studies vs IB Math SL

MYOS1634
Tue, 07 Feb 2017 00:20:55 +0000

They request a predicted/expected score, yes.
But the admission isn’t conditional like in the UK because the student’s admission doesn’t solely depends on grades/scores. At “automatic admissions” schools like in Iowa, the SAT X GPA will calculate it (and IGCSE or MYP grades +predicted IB will be turned into a sort of GPA, to the university’s pleasure ie., idiosyncratic wishes; there, 24, 27, 32 would result in admission, and the higher the SAT score the lower the score can go). At very selective universities, all other elements will count, provided the student has 37-38+ predicted. Your acceptance is final and you deposit by May 1st, ie., before any results are known. Then, as long as you graduate and receive your diploma, you’re okay. (Obviously a student predicted a 38 who scores 24 would have some problems and could be rescinded at top schools, but it’d also question the guidance counselor’s integrity.)