“I was overseas for Grade 11. I was given the opportunity to do half of the IB diploma. When I returned to Horton for Grade 12, the IB was still developing so I could not continue with my diploma. Instead I opted to take 3 AP courses. If I could go back I would definitely choose IB over AP. IB forces students to develop two things to succeed: time management and work ethic. From my experience, these are the two skills which are the most important for success at the post-secondary education level. It doesn’t matter what one decides to do after high school, the IB is great foundation to jump start further education.”
Colin Vibert, 3rd year mathematics major at Acadia University
IB Diploma 