u/Dear_Salamander_5641

Hi guys, I’m currently in my junior year, and will be a senior this upcoming school year. I wanted to ask the student who took radtech (Bachelor of health science) as their course, on how their process of getting in, the requirements, and things to keep an eye on. I currently reside in New Brunswick, and I am aware of how courses in different provinces equate differently in Ontario. I am also enrolled in a few IBDP courses, like IB BIOLOGY HL, IB ENGLISH LIT HL, and IB MATH AA SL. I feel as if my application for the admission would be a little different and I really have no idea what to do, neither does my guidance couns

Hi guys, I’m currently in my junior year, and will be a senior this upcoming school year. I wanted to ask the student who took radtech (Bachelor of health science) as their course, on how their process of getting in, the requirements, and things to keep an eye on. I currently reside in New Brunswick, and I am aware of how courses in different provinces equate differently in Ontario. I am also enrolled in a few IBDP courses, like IB BIOLOGY HL, IB ENGLISH LIT HL, and IB MATH AA SL. I feel as if my application for the admission would be a little different and I really have no idea what to do, neither does my guidance counsellor. Please if you know anything, I need help😅

Hey guys, so I dropped out of IB, and I don’t know whether I regret it or not. I’m already one year in and will be finishing school in a few days. I have thought about this for a very long time, and the decision wasn’t made rationally. I’ve checked my uni and the requirements needed, and I just wanted to ask whether anyone have actually had mixed feelings about quitting!

Hi guys, I’m currently in high school grade 11, enrolled in the IB Diploma. I was just wondering for anyone who took ib, whether that had to have a higher grade than the 24 points from the admission. And if so what were the other requirements? Did you also had scholarships even with a 24 points?