Ugh.  And here I thought I'd never have to touch biology or physics. 

The way IB is supposed to work, you have a choice of courses.  I do.  But the school will only offer the two courses that get the most people registered.  I want to take Spanish.  I do not want to take physics or biology, which would be the other two choices.  Whatever I take, I take all the way to graduation. 

I can't stand the physics prof, and biology presents a moral conflict in the subject of evolution: I would simply rather not learn about it, as I am Christian and do not agree with it.  I do not mean to say that others cannot, but I would just rather not go there.  It does not interest me to be in a class that disagrees with my morals and does not let me do so. 

As science-heavy as the world is, chances are they won't offer Spanish, and I'll have to take a science.  Ach. 

If I drop out of the IB diploma program and take IB certificates instead, I would do every course in IB ... except Spanish.  I would take Spanish in the regular program.  But like heck I'm dropping out of the diploma program. 

This is very frustrating.