Which is seen as "more challenging": IB Chinese A2 SL or IB Chinese B HL

International Students
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<p>I’m taking this in addition to 4 APs.</p>

<p>Assuming that I can get As in both of them…</p>

<p>IB Chinese A2 the level is significantly higher than IB Chinese B</p>

<p>but HL has a heavier workload than SL, for those familiar with IB. For example, IB English HL would read 15 texts or something, and SL would only read 9 texts or whatnot.</p>

<p>so basically, if I go IB Chinese B HL, i would go at a easier level with more work OR</p>

<p>IB Chinese A2 SL, i would go at a harder level with less work.</p>

<p>and sorry, IB Chinese A2 HL is not an option for me. i can barely handle 4 APs</p>

<p>So which is seen as more challenging?</p>

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<p>One course is for native speakers, the other isn’t. Which are you?</p>

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<p>yea i guess. </p>

<p>the thing is theres this annoying teacher who “never” gives As (okay, out of like 50 students she has 1 A student… ugh a favorite). </p>

<p>so i want to avoid her. </p>

<p>and our school’s system for chinese language is that right now, i have already taken the non-IB equivalent of the IB chinese B level. which means that i either take A2 or take the next non-IB level. A2 has a teacher i REALLY want to avoid!</p>

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<p>oh and just to make things better she teachis ALL ib a2</p>