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Maximizing College Acceptance Rates with IB: A Comprehensive Guide

Learn how colleges evaluate IB students, the rigorous IB curriculum, academic criteria, student engagement, and extracurricular involvement. Discover the IB difference, college credit, AP versus IB, and the significance of letters of recommendation. Get insight from letters by graduating college students. College credit varies by institution; while IB credits are internationally recognized, AP credits may not be as widely accepted.

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Maximizing College Acceptance Rates with IB: A Comprehensive Guide

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  1. IB: The college difference

  2. University Acceptance Rates University Average Acceptance IB student acceptance rate rate • NYU • UC Berkeley • Penn • Johns Hopkins • Duke • Cornell • MIT • Dartmouth 29% 25% 22% 33% 26% 27% 17% 23% 76% 60% 58% 83% 50% 70% 42% 60%

  3. What do Colleges Look For? • Academic strength of curriculum • The IB curriculum is well rounded and rigorous

  4. What do Colleges Look For? • Grade point average

  5. What do Colleges Look For? • Academic strength of high school • IB world schools have undergone rigorous review and must offer, support, and maintain programs

  6. What do Colleges Look For? • Student engagement

  7. What do Colleges Look For? • External validation

  8. What do Colleges Look For? • Research and writing skills

  9. What do Colleges Look For? • Accepts educational challenges

  10. What do Colleges Look For? • Critical thinking

  11. What do Colleges Look For? • Oral communication

  12. What do Colleges Look For? • Extracurricular involvement

  13. What do Colleges Look For? • Recommendations

  14. What do Colleges Look For? • Maturity and responsibility

  15. What do Colleges Look For? • Diversity

  16. The IB difference • Letters from graduating college students

  17. College Credit • It depends on the school • Same with AP credit • College credit is not guaranteed!

  18. AP versus IB • IB international curriculum, AP not • IB holds teachers to certain standards, AP doesn’t • IB focuses on a rigorous curriculum, AP depends on the teacher • IB credit recognized around the world, AP not as widely accepted

  19. Letters of Rec • See additional Powerpoint

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