Diploma Programme · Outcomes
Where do students end up?
Final DP mathematics grades from past CdN students, broken down by the MYP grade they finished with. Each cell shows how many students at that MYP grade took that DP course, and the average DP grade they achieved. No year group is identified.
Anonymous outcomes data. 71 students with both a final MYP grade and a final DP grade (out of 109). No year group is identified, and pathways taken by only a handful of students are not shown — with numbers this small, naming the cohort would make individual students recognisable.
| Final MYP grade | AI SL | AI HL | AA SL | AA HL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
4 MYP | 4.0 n = 4 | no data | no data | no data |
5 MYP | 4.5 n = 17 Range: 2–7 | 5.6 n = 5 Range: 5–6 | 4.6 n = 14 Range: 3–6 | no data |
6 MYP | 5.4 n = 9 Range: 4–7 | 5.5 n = 4 Range: 4–7 | 5.5 n = 12 Range: 4–7 | 6.0 n = 2 |
7 MYP | no data | no data | no data | 6.3 n = 4 Range: 5–7 |
How to read a cell
- Avg DP: Their average final DP grade (1–7)
- n: Number of students from that MYP grade who took that DP course
- Range: The minimum and maximum DP grade in that cell
Colour scale (DP grade 1–7)
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7
What this tells us
- MYP 5 students take an SL course (AI SL or AA SL) and typically finish with a 4 or 5.
- MYP 6 students choose between SL and HL; both pathways tend to land at 5 or 6.
- Students finishing the MYP on a 7 mostly choose AA HL, though some prefer AA SL — both work; the choice often comes down to whether they enjoy the proof-style, more abstract content of HL.
- This is a small dataset drawn from past students. It is a guide to typical outcomes, not a forecast for any individual student.