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Good News Letter Archive

Maya Grodman is the IB’s University Relations Administrator at the IB Global Centre in Bethesda, MD, USA.  She also an IB graduate of Collège du Léman International School in Geneva, Switzerland.


The Good News Letter is a resource created by the University Relations team at the International Baccalaureate. It is sent out every other month to IB counselors, coordinators, and university admissions officers around the world.

The Good News Letter highlights universities that we feel have a particularly strong and/or exciting IB recognition policy, offer credit for SL courses, and/or offer scholarships specific to IB students. Each edition, we feature seven or eight universities or scholarship programs, and include some of the past features as well.

This blog post will serve as an archive of the Good News Letter. Below are links to all past Good News Letters, and a list of all of the features since the first edition in December 2012. As new editions come out, we will add them to the list below. We hope that this can serve as a helpful tool for counselors and coordinators, so you can communicate this information to students, but also for university representatives – perhaps your university can be featured in a future edition!

To be included on the list of recipients of the Good News Letter and other helpful resources, please email iba.recognition (at) ibo.org, and we’d be happy to add you to the list! Also feel free to email us with suggestions of universities to feature in future editions – we’re always looking for more good news!

All Past Good News Letters

All Past Good News Letter Features

Notable IB Recognition Policies

Scholarships for IB Students

Credit for SL Courses

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