I had taken Chemistry during 9th and 10th grade, which is when I did my IGCSEs (International General Certificate of Secondary Education). This may seem like a controversial option, but it is one of the most unchallenging SL subjects I have come across if you have a background in Chemistry. Hence, a more feasible Group 3 SL is Business Management (BM) or Information Technology in a Global Society (ITGS). SL students have to learn the majority of the challenging part of the IB Psychology syllabus. The only exception being that you need to study a few more simple topics for HL. The content for both Psychology SL and HL is virtually the same. While most SL subjects differ from their HL counterparts by a considerable amount, one exception is Psychology SL. You can take an ab initio subject with virtually any combination of HLs. I took French ab initio, but by popular opinion, Spanish was easier. My high school gave us options between French and Spanish ab initio. This can also be added to your college applications. Language ab initio is not only easier, but it also allows you to learn a new language. However, Language B usually has much higher grade boundaries, and the assessments are challenging. If you have spent years of school studying a language, starting fresh may seem like a less attractive option. Below you will find a list of such SL subjects, along with which HL ones best or least compliment them. They will allow you to focus more on your demanding HL subjects and give you more time for your leisure activities. Luckily, some SL subjects are relatively easy to get high grades in, even if you spend comparatively less time on them. That can be hard to do as an IB student in general and especially if your future career goals require you to take rigorous HL classes. Therefore, it is important to strategize your workload to maintain your work-life balance. This then leads to students to take impractical combinations of subjects that force them to study outrageous amounts. However, more choices can often lead to confusion. One of the best things about the IB is that it promotes diverse learning instead of forcing students to commit to one field early in their lives.
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