Anyone doesn't find Math HL hard?

Truly said sire, truly said **** IB. I did "sets and relations" too. Bloody irritating.
I will tell how to get out of that. Pay zilch attention to what they teach you at school. Study whatever option you want to study and write the paper for that. No one can stop you. Also I know very many people who got into very good universities (like "Oxbridge") without Math HL.

I'm in the second year of the IBDP and I do Math SL. I like math quite a lot and do well in it, usually getting above 90% (sometimes as high as 98%) in tests/past papers, and the points missed are almost always just because of some careless mistakes.

Does this mean I would be able to cope with Math HL fine with a little more hard work, possibly even getting a 7 in it? Sometimes I wish I had chosen Math HL instead of SL. I plan to self-study the HL parts after the May exams for fun (yes, I'm quite a nerd lol) and also so that I can take more advanced Math courses at college (assuming I go to the US, that is).

Just wondering if it's as hard as many say it is.

Oh sorry, I thought that guy meant mathematics related courses such as economics, accounting, engineering etc.

I've applied to Economics with only SL Maths and have all five offers and from reasonably respected universities (Glasgow, Sheffield, Leeds, Cardiff, Aberdeen). I reckon a 6 in SL Maths isn't far at all from an A in A Level maths, even if in ability rather than syllabus content. It's possible, but universities that prefer Further Maths in addition to Maths probably wouldn't have considered me.