ZeroNowhere

I'm from India, which is why I didn't take Chinese, since I hadn't done anything with it earlier (I only came here when I was around 12-13 y/o), and it would thus be easier to do a European language, since English is my first language. You?

Ah. We have a choice between that, Spanish and Chinese here. I did French since Grade 6, so I chose that, though I still suck at it. Still, it's more interesting than relearning a language, since the IB course involves more interesting things than, "Write 100 words about your family" and stuff.

Sounds interesting. I failed IT in Grade 10, so I couldn't have done Computer Science anyways. Which one (English or Chinese) is your primary language?
Also, it's nice to see you're also taking philosophy higher. I haven't seen too many people doing it, unfortunately.

@Bobkindles: Happy new year!

Haha, I love the way you wrote "lah" at the end of your sentence down there. I live in the UK, but I still catch myself saying "ayah" when I do something stupid, like if I drop something by mistake, etc. Happy new year!

IB, though I don't really have a choice in the matter anyways. Anyways, my philosophy higher should be fairly interesting, and I'm also taking English and physics at a higher level. What subjects do you plan on doing, since I'm assuming that IB would take the same form everywhere else (Three Higher subjects, and three standard subjects)?

So, do you think you'll be taking IB or A Levels?