Tips for incoming junior <33Answered
Hii, I'm an incoming junior doing the IBDP program. I'm planning on doing something with finance & health policy and was wondering if I could get some ideas of subject combinations for the DP. Also any junior tips in general will be helpful! <33 thankss
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For your classes, Business management and Economics for business/finance. Biology and Sports, exercise and health science for health classes. (I haven't taken any IB classes because my school doesn't have them but these seem to fit what you're looking for)
For general junior tips, be careful of burnout and keep ahead of your work. Focus on strengthening at most 3 of your ECs, doing more than that will make you burn out. Finalize your college list and at the end of the year, get started on your personal statement.
Hope this helps!
Hi, I'm not too familar with the IBDP Program, as my school doesn't contain that program. However, by looking into the program a bit, you should defiently take economics, psychology, and defentiely do anything under the sciences subjects. Since you're into fianances as well take mathemics cources to really make your interests stronger as well for college.
As a current Junior I really suggest to allow yourself breaks. It's probablly the most overwelming high school year as it's the last year that counts for college, at least in California. Also, it's totally okay if you feel the need to switch interests. You're still not applying yet and even then not everyone knows what thet really want to do. So keep in mind of that! Hope I helped <3
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yesss it does. thank you so much!! <3