Why do you want to be in the IB program?

Why do you want to be in the IB program?

IB students, through their experience in a rigorous and balanced programme, have well-developed critical thinking skills, communication skills, study skills and an enhanced ability to adapt and contribute to university life. …

How do I apply for IB program?

Registration and Transfers

1. Submit your registration to your designated Area school for the IB programme. If you are unsure which school that is, ask your regular designated school.
2. Review the High School Transfer information and submit a transfer request form by March 15, 2021.

What is the IB CAS project?

A CAS project is a collaborative series of sequen- tial CAS experiences lasting at least one month. Typically, a student’s CAS programme combines planned/unplanned singular and ongoing expe- riences. All are valuable and may lead to personal development.

How many CAS reflections are required?

three

How do you write CAS reflections?

Summarize your activity/project, answering who, what, when, where and why. (a) What roles/tasks did you perform? (b) How does the activity reflect Creativity, Action, or Service? (c) How did you interact with others? (d) If your activity involved no interaction, explain why it needed to be a solitary activity.

How do you create a CAS portfolio?

CAS Portfolio

1. Identify own strengths and develop areas for growth – analyse your abilities, skills and weaknesses.
2. Demonstrate that challenges have been undertaken, developing new skills in the process – this could be taking on a new experience or an existing one.

What is the CAS letter?

A CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) letter is an electronic document issued by the university in support of your application for a student visa. The CAS letter is typically issued after you have accepted an offer and paid the required deposit to secure your place.