1. When people try to compare the IB programme to A-levels or AP classes you feel murderous rage.
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2. Because International Baccalaureate students know stress like no one else does.
Sometimes you had to skip school just to catch up on that lab report/essay/portfolio.
4. Your graphic calculator took over your life.
5. Having to do six subjects, Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay AND CAS points meant you literally never had enough time on your hands.
7. All the deadlines happened at the same time, so it was impossible to juggle them all.
9. You and word counts ended up having a very tumultuous relationship.
11. The art of bullshitting is something every IB student had to excel at.
Especially when it came to Theory of Knowledge and you had to try and answers questions like: “To what extent are areas of knowledge shaped by their past?”
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12. Overall Theory of Knowledge was pretty interesting and philosophical but also very confusing.
This is what it felt like voicing your opinion in TOK:
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13. And this took up a ridiculous amount of your time.
14. You’ve considered bribing your parents/siblings/random lady on the street to do a bit of your work for you.
15. During exam time, your room was filled with piles upon piles of revision notes.
17. You’ve had to carry a lot of books around with you, especially if you took Literature at higher level.
18. Whilst lugging those books around you’ve definitely thought: “This is exactly what pregnancy must feel like.”
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