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George School is one of a few US boarding schools offering the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program, an extraordinary and challenging two-year curriculum that prepares students for college anywhere around the world. The IB Program structures and balances rigorous academic work with requirements that push students outside the classroom into community service, creativity, and physical activity.
As a George School student, you may choose to take one or several IB classes in your favorite subjects, earn a subject-specific IB Certificate, or work through the full two-year program towards the IB Diploma. And since many colleges and universities give you credit for IB courses, you’ll have some of your prerequisites out of the way, giving you time and energy to delve deeper into electives while you are there.
IB Program This Week: Current students and families, review important IB information including exam updates, deadlines, and meetings here. Contact George School IB Coordinator Kim McGlynn at ibcoordinator@georgeschool.org with any questions.
SL/HL Biology
SL Chinese B ab initio
SL Chinese B – Mandarin
SL/HL Dance
HL Economics
HL English A: Literature
SL Environmental Systems & Societies
SL/HL Film
SL/HL French B
SL Global Politics
HL History
SL/HL Latin
HL Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches
SL Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches (SL Calculus)
SL Mathematics: Applications and Interpretations
SL/HL Music
SL Philosophy
SL/HL Physics
SL Psychology
SL/HL Spanish B
SL/HL Theater Arts
IB Theory of Knowledge
SL/HL Visual Arts
SL World Religions
There are 37 IB Diploma candidates in the Class of 2023. Over the last 10 years, 95% of George School candidates have earned the IB Diploma.
Explore George School’s Course Catalog to learn more.
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