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Bishup

Member Since 05 Apr 2009
Offline Last Active May 23, 2012 - 08:03

In Topic: Into top universities with scholarship?

Jun 16, 2011 - 17:24

In the UCAS application, international students had to be privately funded. Only Home/EU could choose the loan option in the payment option on the UCAS website if I recall correctly. Coming to study in the UK will cost you dearly. Studying at let's say LSE, UCL or Imperial will cost due to the buckets needed to just pay your rent on student accommodation.

In Topic: Studying IB at home?

Jun 12, 2011 - 16:02

You can do your labs in IB2. My chem labs were only done at the very end of IB2. I think the IBO allows home study. I saw them advertise this new scheme for people to study the IB from home because the IB wasn't present in their area. So yes it does exist and the IBO allows it. Go on their website for further info. I found this article and they seem to only offer very few subjects but I'm sure there was something else to it. My link. A person in my year only did the IB in 1 year. The person came straight into IB2 so I'm sure you can arrange to self study and the IB allows it. Well hey I had to self-study French.

In Topic: The Official Spanish Thread

Jun 11, 2011 - 22:31

Hola changos. Como estais?

In Topic: English A1 vs Estonian A1

Jun 11, 2011 - 22:19

Estonian>English. English is just common and boring.
But in more serious terms, Estonian has a higher average than English. English, Italian and Spanish have some of the lowest averages according to the IBO 2010 statistics, the rarer the language the better they do. For instance, in Albanian the average is 7 because everybody get's 7s. And if I recall correctly Estonian in SL had an average of over 6 just like Japanese SL. And so for this reason alone you should do Estonian. Plus you get to come across as cool on this forum because you're "unique".

And the poster above is a 100% right.


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