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How to Survive in the IB Diploma Program: The Definitive Guide to Success in the International Baccalaureate [Ib]

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Management number 233620441 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price US$8.72 Model Number 233620441
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In this widely popular International Baccalaureate survival guide, three high-scoring IB alumni explain the secrets behind their success in the Diploma Program and describe how to achieve the maximum possible points with the minimum possible hassle. This guide is the second edition of the bestselling book THE SECRET ART OF PASSING THE IB DIPLOMA - WHY 1 OUT 4 STUDETS FAIL + HOW TO AVOID BEING ONE OF THEM (4.5/5 rating on Amazon from 55 reviews; 4.6/5 rating on Goodreads from 65 reviews). In this updated version, two recent alumni (both of whom scored the maximum 45 points in IB examinations) join IB guru Alexander Zouev in sharing more secrets to succeeding in the rigorous academic program. This book is aimed at all students currently struggling in the IB Diploma program.Across 20 chapters, readers will uncover advice that will allow them to gain 35+ points with relative ease. This book is filled with practical hints, tips, and suggestions that most IB students are not aware of. Read more

ISBN10 1738537110
ISBN13 978-1738537112
Language English
Publisher Zouev Ibdp Publishing
Dimensions 5 x 0.72 x 8 inches
Item Weight 9.3 ounces
Print length 290 pages
Publication date August 6, 2024

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