How to IB

Todays episode is about UK Uni applications. My guest just finished his applications, so we talk about tips he has for people who want to apply to the UK and the different steps that need to be done when applying to the UK.

During this episode my guest and talk about how easy it is to lose sight of all the things that one has archived during the stress of IB. We talk about how important it is not to lose oneself in all of the stress about grades and points.

This episode is a little different. I have invited a group of IB students that are in their first year that will ask me some of the questions they have while just starting the IB program. I will do my best during the episode to answer all of their questions.

In this episode we talk about what it was like for her to move to a new country to start University. She talks about how she decided on the course that she is currently taking and what her University experience has been like so far.

In todays episode I am interviewing a current IB student that is going through the process of applying to college in the US. We talk about what kinds of things she has had to do and also her appeal to the US.

In todays episode we talk about how to balance your school work with your personal life. I'm interviewing a student that had a very time consuming CAS project. She gives advice on how to better balance your school work with extra curricular activities. We also talk about the importance of doing something you enjoy while doing the IB.

In this episode we mainly talk about subject choices. We talk about some of the challenges that come with choosing certain subjects.

For my first episode I invited someone that has already finished the IB and is currently switching her degree. This episode is more about the transition from school life to Uni life. We also talk about suggestions that one could do if you are not too set on the degree you want to study yet. Because we are talking about IB requirements for Germany I found two sources that might be helpful (linked below), but if you are considering to study in Germany it might be better to do research about that specific degree and what requirements it has. https://www.ibo.org/contentassets/1b11a2a3337345228cf611e04f5b4758/faq-german-recognition-en.pdfhttps://www.studying-in-germany.org/studying/requirements/

A short trailer to introduce my podcast.