The International Baccalaureate program is a challenging curriculum offered in high schools around the world that is designed to prepare students for advanced work in many countries’ postsecondary systems. Students who wish to receive (IB) credits should submit official transcripts to the Registrar’s office.
IB Score of 4: Minimum 3 credits per exam. If courses listed do not equal 6 credits, institutions must give elective credit or assign own number.
IB Score of 5-7: Minimum 6 credits per exam. If courses listed do not equal 6 credits, institutions must give elective credit or assign own number.
| Exam Title | Passing Score | Course Credit | Credit Hours | Comments |
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| Biology |
4 5 - 7 |
BSC 1005/1005L BSC 1005/1005L and BSC 1010/1010L |
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| Buisness and Management |
4 5 - 7 |
GEB 1011 or MAN 2604 GEB 1011 or MAN 2604 or MAN X652 and general business or management course determined by institution. |
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| Chemistry |
4 5 - 7 |
CHM 1020/1020L CHM 1020/1020L and CHM 1045/1045L |
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| Computer Science |
4 5 - 7 |
CGS X100 COP 1000C and CGS X100 |
3 6 |
Exam content updated or changed frequently. |
| Design Technology |
4 5 - 7 |
ETI 1410 ETI 1410 and other engineering technologies course determined by institution. |
3 | ETI 1410 is unique to this exam. Interdisciplinary engineering technology course. |
| Economics |
4 5 - 7 |
ECO 2000 ECO 2013 and ECO 2023 |
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| Ecosystems and Societies |
4 5 - 7 |
EVR 2017 or EVR 2018 EVR 2017 or EVR 2018 and other interdisciplinary science or enviornmental studies course determined by institution. |
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| English A1 |
4 5 -7 |
ENC 1101 ENC 1101 and ENC 1102 or LIT 1100 or LIT 1110 |
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| Enviornmental Systems |
4 5 - 7 |
ISC 1050 ISC 2050 and other interdisciplinary science or enviornmental science course determined by institution |
3 | ISC 2050 is unique to this exam. Interdisciplinary environmental studies course. |
| Film Studies |
3 5 - 7 |
FIL 2000 FIL 2000 or FIL 2001 and FIL 2002 or FIL 2420 |
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| French |
4 5 - 7 |
One semester of language credit at elementary language 2 level. Two semesters of elementary language 2 and intermediate language 1 level. |
3 6 |
No literature Credit |
| Further Mathematics (Advanced Mathematics) |
4 5 - 7 |
MHF 1202 MHF 1202 and MHF 1209 |
MHF 1209 is unique number for this exam. | |
| Geography |
4 5 - 7 |
GEA 2000 GEO 2200 and GEO 2400 |
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| German |
4 5 - 7 |
One semester of language credit at Elementary language 2 level Two semesters of elementary language 2 and intermediate language 1 level. |
3 6 |
No literature Credit |
| History |
4 5 - 7 |
WOH 2030 WOH 2030 and one semester of lower-level History elective depending on student's choice of specialized subject |
3 | All students study 20th-Century World History. Higher Level students also study a 100-year period between 1750 and the present in one of several regions. Standard level students do a project in any histroy subject. |
| Information and Technology for a Global Society |
4 5 - 7 |
No Direct Equivalent No Direct Equivalent |
3 6 |
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| Islamic History |
4 5 - 7 |
No Direct Equivalent No Direct Equivalent |
3 6 |
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| Italian |
4 5 - 7 |
One semester of Langugage credit at Elementary Language 2 Level. Two semesters of Elementary Language 2 and intermediate Language 1 level |
3 6 |
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| Latin |
4 5 - 7 |
LAT 2220 or other Latin Course LAT 2230 and other Latin course with LAT or LNW prefix |
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| Marine Science |
4 5 - 7 |
BSC X311C (BSC X311/X311L) or OCB X000C (OCB X000/X000L) or OCB X010C (OCB X010/X010L) Couse selection same as score of 4 |
3 6 |
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| Math Methods |
4 5 - 7 |
MAC 1105 MAC 1105 and MAC 1140 or MAC 1140 and MAC 2233 |
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| Math Studies |
4 5 - 7 |
MAT 1033 MAT 1033 and MGF 1106 |
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| Mathematics |
4 5 - 7 |
MAC 1147 MAC 1147 and MAC 2233 or MAC 2233 and MAC 2311 |
MAC 1147 can substitute for MAC 1140 and MAC 1114 | |
| Music |
4 5 - 7 |
MUL 2010 MUL 2010 and MUH 2111 |
3 6 |
Exam has music theory, history, and literature aspects. Emphasis is on post-renaissance European music with significant additional coverage of alternating world music topics. |
| Philosophy |
4 5 - 7 |
PHI 2010 PHI 2010 and additional philosophy course |
3 6 |
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| Physics |
4 5 - 7 |
PHY 2020C or PHY 2020/2020L PHY 2020C or PHY 2020/2020L and PHY 1009 or PHY 2053/2053L and PHY 2054/2054L |
PHY 1009 is a unique number for this exam. |
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| Psychology |
4 5 - 7 |
PSY 2012 PSY 2012 and additional course determined by institution. |
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| Social and Cultural Anthropology |
4 5 - 7 |
ANT 1410 ANT 1410 and additional ANT course determined by institution. |
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| Spanish |
4 5 - 7 |
One semester of language credit at elementary language 2 level Two semesters of elementary language 2 and intermediate language 1 level |
3 6 |
No Literature Credit |
| Theatre Arts |
4 5 - 7 |
THE 2000 or THE X020 THE 2000 or THE X020 and one semester elective credit in theater histroy, performance, stagecraft, theory, or literature depending on student's strengths |
3 | All students study core topics in dramatic literature, performance and stagecraft. Higher level students do an independent project in a Theater Arts subject of their choice. |
| Visual Arts |
4 5 - 7 |
ART 2012 or ART 2014 ART 2012 or ART 2014 and additional art course determined by instituiton |
3 | Content will vary widely for each student. All students do both studio work and research notebooks. Standard level students choose to emphasize one or the other. Higher level students emphasize studio work. Courses in ART and/or ARH prefix may be appropiate. |