Applications and Interpretations: SL vs. HL

Algebra; linear, systems, series and sequences, complex.

Functions: Quadratics, Exponential; modelling, systems, logarithms etc.

Geometry: parallel and perpendicular lines, voronoi diagrams, SA and Volume, 3D figures.

Trig; right triangle trig, 3D trig, unit circle and trig functions.

Probability: simple, compound, conditional. Binomial.

Statistics: measure of center and spread, comparing samples.

Calculus: differentiation, rates of change, integration.

Vectors and Matrices

Poisson Distributions and comparison of regression samples

Graph Theory and Transformations

Complex systems and representations of trig functions

Differential Equations

More math!

Greater likelihood of college credits and at a higher level. Some don't take SL credits.

Better preparation for college.

Better study skills and a broader introduction to college topics.

Any business studies. These all require significant statistics and some calculus.

Any science or medical pursuits. Once again, lots of stats.

Engineering or IT. The vectors and matrices will be beneficial.