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SILIMAN UNIVERSITY

Adela Tadiar Verzosa Scholarship
For deserving and financially needy students in the College of Nursing with a CQPA of 3.0 in the previous semester. Covers Partial Tuition Fee.

Aid to Minister’s Children
For children of UCCP pastors who are currently assigned to a local church. Incoming first year college students must have a High School General Average of 85% and higher and a 2.5 TQPA or higher for continuing students. Benefit is P10,000/sem.

Benita/Albino Lopez Scholarship
For continuing full time Bachelor of Music students with high academic performance and economically challenged with a Term Quality Point Average (TQPA) of 2.75 or higher.

Covers Partial Tuition Fee

Board and Lodging Scholarship
· Entrance Board and Lodging Scholarship for Valedictorians with a general average of at least 93% upon graduation in high school belonging to a class of at least 25 grad

uates pursuing a degree program under STEM Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).
· Continuing Board and Lodging Scholarship for continuing students in college with a term QPA of 3.75 or higher in the (previous semester) who is enrolled in any of the undergraduate degree programs under STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

Bob & Metta Silliman Scholarship
For students with high academic performance, leadership potentials, church involvement and dramatics. Preferably for Engineering and Computer related courses with a CQPA of 2.75. Covers Tuition Fee and book allowance

Crescencio Bendijo Tuition Scholarship
For continuing sophomore student enrolled in any bachelor degree program with a CQPA of 2.5, preferably from Southern Leyte. Covers Tuition Fee

Daniel Fissell Music Scholarship
For a junior Theology student majoring in Liturgy and Music with a Cumulative Quality Point Average (CQPA) of 3.0 or higher. Covers Tuition and Miscellaneous fees

Dean Felix Gaudiel Family Scholarship
For continuing students enrolled in the College of Law. Covers Partial Tuition fee

Dr. Hubert Reynolds Endowment Scholarship Fund
For junior students enrolled in the Social Work Program with a TQPA of 2.5. Covers Partial Tuition Fee

Dr. Rainer and Marie-Paule Neu Scholarship
For promising students from a rural community and/or Ethnic group enrolled in any course leading to a bachelor’s degree with a CQPA of 2.75. Covers partial Tuition Fee

Dr. Maria Teresita Montebon Sy-Sinda Excellence in Nursing Leadership
To support the writing of the dissertation towards a Ph.D. in Nursing; open to regular faculty member of the Silliman University College of Nursing having an approved dissertation topic.

Edna and Roy Bell Memorial Scholarship
For Theology students and those studying church music with a CQPA 3.0 or better. Covers Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

Elsie Nichols-Aguilar Scholarship
For students in Speech & Theatre Arts with a TQPA 2.75 or better. Covers Tuition Fee

Estate of Clifford Matthews
For deserving and financially challenged college students with a TQPA 2.75 or better.

Covers Tuition Fee

Farrah M. Marasco Scholarship Fund
Open to all academically deserving students pursuing a degree in Bachelor of Science in Social Work with a CQPA of 2.5 or better. Covers Tuition Fee

Freddie V. Aquino & Family Scholarship
For incoming sophomore student in the College of Business Administration with a CQPA of 3.0 or better who is from the Province of Negros Oriental. Preferably an orphan.
Benefit: P15,000.00/semester

Henrietta Doltz Puhaty Nursing Scholarship
For academically deserving and financially needy students in the College of Nursing with a CQPA of 3.0 or better. Must have an unquestionable moral integrity, conduct and behavior. Covers Tuition and Miscellaneous fees

Henry S. Langheim Memorial Scholarship
For dependents of SUMCFI employees. Incoming first year college students must have a High School General Average of 85% or higher and a 2.0 TQPA or higher for continuing student. Benefit: Graduated system of educational assistance.

Honor Freshmen Law Entrance Scholarship
For incoming first year Law students with a baccalaureate degree from Silliman University with Latin Honor.

Howard and Dorothy Wickler Scholarship Fund
Open to all academically deserving incoming sophomore student taking up Bachelor of Secondary Education with a CQPA of 3.0. Covers Tuition and Miscellaneous fees

International Christian Scholarship Foundation (ICSF)
• For incoming first year students enrolled in any of the following fields: Education, Ecology, Theology, Communication, Economics and Technology with a CQPA of 3.0 or better. Covers Tuition fee

• For incoming first year Medical school students with a QPA of at least 3.0 in the baccalaureate degree and with National Medical Admissions Test (NMAT) percentile of 60 & above; preferably with Latin Honor. Covers Tuition fee

Jesus and Maria Cynthia Tanega Endowed Scholarship
For incoming senior BS Chemistry students who are into thesis writing with a TQPA of at least 3.3 in her junior year. Benefit: P10,000

Jose Baccay Scholarship
For continuing college student from the Bicol Region with a CQPA of 2.75 and above. Covers Tuition and Miscellaneous fees

Jose/Josefa Demeterio Scholarship Fund
For continuing junior students majoring in Chemistry or Pre-Medical course with a CQPA of at least 3.0. Covers Tuition Fee

Josefa del Carmen for CBA Scholarship
For senior Business students who are expected to graduate on March 2018 who belongs to the top 10% of his/her graduating class and with a Cumulative Quality Point Average (CQPA) of at least 3.0. Benefit: P25,000/sem.

Josefa F. del Carmen Endowed Student Scholarship Fund
For needy student who has been accepted for the admissions to the college of Business Administration with a CQPA of 3.0 or better. Covers Tuition Fee

Juan and Estrella Aguilar Saturnino Scholarship
For a deserving graduate of Negros Occidental High School Bacolod City. Covers Tuition Fee

Judge Alvin L. Tan Memorial Law Scholarship
For continuing students enrolled in the College of Law. Covers Tuition Fee

Leopoldo T. Ruiz Scholarship
For continuing students in Sociology, Anthropology and Education major in Mathematics or English with a CQPA of 3.0 or better. Covers Tuition and Miscellaneous fees

Loreto Calibo Sobong Scholarship in Education
For continuing students in the College of Education with a CQPA of 3.0 or better, with leadership potential, moral character and a strong commitment to teaching. Covers Tuition Fee

Lu Siok Guan Scholarship
For incoming junior BS Electrical Engineering student with a CQPA of 2.5 and family annual income must not exceed P 150,000.00. Benefit: P 30,000.00/sem

The Marciano P and Enriqueta A Quiocho Seminary Student Scholarship
For deserving outstanding students in their last two years of bachelor’s degree study in preparation for ordination and service in Christian ministry. With a CQPA of 3.0 or better. Covers Tuition and Miscellaneous fees

Natividad Taleon Griño Scholarship
For deserving and financially needy students in the College of Nursing. Students must be in their 3rd or 4th year level, with a CQPA of 3.0 and must have an unquestionable moral integrity, conduct and behavior. Covers Partial Tuition Fee.

Panday Tinig Scholarship
For junior and senior students in the College of Performing and Visual Arts majoring in Choral Conducting or Composition with a TQPA of 3.0 or higher. Covers Partial Tuition Fee.

Rolando and Josefa del Carmen Research Assistantship
For continuing students enrolled in the College of Law.

Ruth Buot-Yandell Music Scholarship
For full time outstanding performer in the College of Performing and Visual Arts with a TQPA of 3.0 or higher. Covers Partial Tuition Fee

Samuel L. Buot, Sr. Law Scholarship
For continuing students enrolled in the College of Law. Covers Partial Tuition fee

Silliman University Golden Rule Scholarship
For continuing students from Negros Oriental with a CQPA of 3.0 or better who is an active professing Christians. Covers Tuition Fee

SUCN Batch 1989 Scholarship
For continuing junior and senior Nursing students with a CQPA of 2.0 or better and a cumulative grade of 2.2 in nursing subjects. Covers P 10,000/semester

The Gloria Luyas Swinney Scholarship at Silliman University
For continuing students enrolled in any of the following disciplines: Science, Engineering, Nursing, Information, Mathematics and/or related Sciences with a CQPA of 3.25. Covers Tuition and Miscellaneous fees

United Methodist Ministers’ Children Scholarship
For a continuing student enrolled in any undergraduate program with a CQPA of 3.0 or better and whose parents/s is an ordained minister of United Methodist of the Philippines.
Covers Tuition Fee

Wentworth Uytengsu Memorial Scholarship
For continuing students enrolled in the College of Law. Covers Tuition and books

William Barry Thompson Nursing Scholarship
For financially challenged yet academically able high school graduates from the Oriental Negros. Provides comprehensive funding for full college education with repayment conditions for continuity of the scholarship.

For more information, visit:

http://su.edu.ph/admissions/scholarships/

Aklan State University

Scholarship and Financial Program in the University are classified into:

A. Entrance Scholarship

An entrance scholarship consisting of free tuition and free laboratory fee shall be enjoyed for one semester only by the following students upon admission to the institution:

1. Graduates of colleges/universities of recognized standing or accredited Institutions who were conferred any degree as, cum laude or with honors or better.

2. Valedictorian and salutatorian from public/private high schools and vocational school equivalent to high schools. Provided, that said valedictorians/ salutatorians come from graduating classes with an enrolment of at least thirty graduates to be certified by the head of the institution concerned; Provided. Further, that additional scholarships shall be granted to other honor graduates coming from the same class in the order of their rank for every additional fifty graduates or a major fraction thereof; Provided finally, that valedictorians and salutatorians I all the Laboratory High Schools under the University/College shall be extended the privileges of free tuition regardless of the number of members of the graduating class.

B. Institutional Scholarship

1. Full Scholarship consisting of free tuition shall be enjoyed by any undergraduate student who obtains at the end of the semester, an average of “1.5” or better, that the student has no grade lower than 2.25 or its equivalent, renewable for the succeeding semester.

2. A unit or partial scholarship consisting of fifty (50) percent reduction in tuition shall be enjoyed by any undergraduate student who obtains at the end of the semester an average of “1.75” or better, without any grade lower than 2.25 or its equivalent, renewable for the succeeding semester.

C. Government-sponsored Scholarship

1. Study Grant Program for Barangay Officials and their Legitimate Dependents – Pursuant to Batas PambansaBlg. 337, otherwise known as the Locale Government Code under Section 393, Benefits of Barangay Officials, Punong barangay, the Sangguniang Barangay members, the barangay treasurer and the barangay secretary and their legitimate dependents are given free tuition as form of an aid provided, they meet the requirements of the University. He/she shall avail such educational benefits in a state college or university located in the province or city to which the barangay belongs.

2. SanguniangKabataa (SK) Officials Privilege –during their incumbency, SanguniangKabataan Officials shall be exempted from payment of tuition and matriculation fee while enrolled in the undergraduate courses of the University. The national government shall reimburse the university the amount of tuition and matriculation fees of the student: Provided that to qualify for the privilege, the college shall be within the area of jurisdiction of said officials.

3. TulongsaEdukasyong para saKabataanngAklan (TEKA) – Acceptance and pre-screening of Applicants is done by the Congressional District Office of Aklan and the conduct of final screening of applicants is through the ASU University Entrance Exam as to what course they qualified. Each grantee, enrolled in a 4-year course (8 semesters) is granted educational assistance consisting of three Thousand Five Hundred Pesos (P3,500.00) per semester.

4. Provincial Scholarship – The provincial Scholarship Committee identify the academic scholars for enrolment in any of its academic degree programs chosen by the scholar. The province has three scholarship categories (1) provincial scholarship grantee-full tuition and allowable miscellaneous fee of P 1, 200.00 per semester, (2) Financial Assistance of P5,000.00 per semester and (3) financial assistance of P2,500.00 per semester. Scholarship grantees must furnish the provincial office copy of their enrolment form and copy of grades.

5. Citizen Battle Against Corruption (CIBAC) Scholarship – Provide scholarship to poor but deserving students. CIABC pays the full tuition and miscellaneous fees of the grantee as assessed by the University. The University conducts the pre-screening procedure consisting of but not limited to interview and aptitude examination of the applicants.

6. President DiosdadoMacapagal Agrarian Scholarship Program (PDMASP) – is designed to provide qualified dependents of the beneficiaries of the agrarian reform program an opportunity to enroll and complete as agriculture-related college degree course. The program provides free tuition and miscellaneous school fees not exceeding Two Thousand Pesos (P2, 000.00) per semester, a monthly stipend of Eight Hundred Pesos (P800.00) per month and a book allowance of Five Hundred Pesos (P500.00) per semester.

7. The Department of national Defense-Commission on Higher Education-Philippine Association of State Colleges and Universities Scholarship Program. A scholarship program for children of enlisted personnel and of those who die or become incapacitated in line of duty shall be granted scholarship in various educational disciplines with degree such as Engineering, Psychology, Statistics, Medical Technology, Electronics, Computer Science, Economics, Agriculture Fisheries, and Teacher Education with major or area of specialization in Math, Science or Language. Grantees shall be exempted from the payment of tuition and matriculation fees. Four thousand pesos allowance every semester.

8. BFAR Scholarship program – a scholarship program for children of small-scale fisherfolk. The grantees receive free, matriculation, monthly stipend of P2, 500.00, semestral book allowance of P2, 000.00, thesis support of P3,000.00 and a graduation support of P500.00.

9. BS Scholar of DOST-SEI (Science Education Institute) – tuition fee and other school fees not to exceed P 6,000.00.

10. Bukidnon Indigenous Cultural Communities – Recepient must be a member of the Bukidnon ICC’s and is entitled to all rights, be benefits and privileges accorded to Indigenous Peoples under the RA 8371.

11. CHED-One Two One Scholar- Natural born Filipino residing in a Municipality or Town. Belonging to top ten of graduating class of public high school. With family’s combined gross annual income below P3000,00.00. With good moral character. Full tuition fee and P15,000.00 per semester allowance.

12. CHED-Study Now Pay Later- Recipients of the program are given P7,500.00 per semester.

13. Philippine Veterans Affairs Office Scholarship- R.A.65 officers and enlisted me in good standing of the PA and of any recognized and deserving guerilla organization whom took active participation in the residence movement and/or in liberation drive against the enemy who desire to study, shall upon certification of the Chairman of the Philippine Veterans Board, be admitted to any school, college or university or institution fee from tuition or matriculation fees and other school fees. Provided however, that no private schools, college or university or institute can be compelled to accept any number which exceeds twenty per centum of its entire enrolment.

14. Pagkaon Scholars-Poor bu deserving students. Must pass the qualifying examination and interview conducted by DA-Negros Occidental Scholarship committee. Must maintain a grade of 2.5 and better.

15. Kasangga Scholarship Program- acceptance and pre-screening of applicants is done by the Congressional District Office of Aklan and the conduct of the final screening of applicants is through ASU University Admission Test as to what course they qualified. Each grantee, enrolled in a 4-year course (8 semester) is granted educational assistance consisting of Six thousand pesos every semester.

16. ALE Party List-Screening of grantees is done by the ALE Party.

D. Privately-Sponsored Scholarship

1. Godofredo Ramos Foundation, Inc.-Free school fees billed to GPRF as per agreement with the President of ASU.

2. Martinez Scholarship Foundation-Free matriculation and other fees. High school graduate from any government and private school. Must pass the examination to be given. With good moral character.

3. SYNGENTA-Farmers support Team Scholars- Must be a legitimate dependent of an ARB. Must be a high school graduate at the time of application with a general average of at least 80%. Must have passed college admission test given by the State concerned college and universities. Must be in good health and good moral character. Must be single and not be convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude and has no pending cases in court.

4. Toyota Motor Philippines Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Program- The scholars must have a semestral GPA not lower than 80% with no failing grades and no grade below 80%. Must not dropped any subjects nor cancel his enrolment for the period during which he enjoys his scholarship. He must carry the full semestral load as prescribed the scholars department. He must not enjoy any similar financial assistance, grant or scholarship from other external sources. He must not accept any kind of employment while on scholarship, the intent being to require him to devote full time to his studies.

5. Rotary Club of Kalibo Scholarship Foundation, Inc.- Rotary Club of Kalibo, Inc. shall identify the academic scholars it shall sponsors. Free school fees renewable every semester.

6. Municipal Scholarship Program of Mayor Edgar Peralta- Must be a resident of New Washington, Aklan.

2.Grants-In-Aids
The University provides grants-in-aid (special enrolment privilege) to deserving college students. This privilege is renewable every semester, subject to the academic performance of the grantee which is 2.5 or better. Grantees are exempted from the payment of tuition fees.

The following shall be granted enrolment privileges:

a. Members of the ASU Bang, ASU Glee club, and Dance Troupe;

b. Dependent children of ASU plantilla personnel who has served for at least 2 years;

c. Legitimate children of ASU employee who died in the service of the University;

d. Members of the ASU varsity or athletes who have participated in at least the WVRAA or its equivalent;

e. Campus-wide publication editor-in-chief and SSC Presidents are granted free full tuition while section editors are granted half free tuition.

BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY

Internal Funded Scholarships

a. Honorific Scholarship

Valedictorian - 100% free tuition fee

Salutatorian - 50% free tuition fee

b. Academic Scholarship

For Academic Scholars who maintained the prescribed grade for academic scholarship.

c. SSGP-BOLD Scholarship

SK Officials - 100% free tuition fee

Barangay Officials - 100% free tuition fee

Legal Dependents of Barangay Officials - 100% free tuition fee

d. Non-Academic Scholarship

Incumbent SSG President - 100% free tuition fee

Reigning Ms. SCUAA - 100% free tuition fee

Regional & National Athletes

Rate of availment on tuition fee for athletes depends on the awardsÂÂ received.

e. Parents, Teachers, Guardians, Employees Association (PTGEA)

Externally Funded Scholarships

A. Private

Gabay Guro - PLDT - Tuition fee and other fees

Tsu-Chi Foundation - Tuition fee and other fees

Ruben Co Scholarship - Tuition fee and other fees

First Consolidated Bank (FCB) - Tuiiton fee and other fees

B. Public

ESG-PA

LGU Calape

CHED Tulong Dunong

CHED Partial Scholarship

DOST Scholarship

Fisherfolk Children Educational Grant (FCEG)

UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN

A. University Scholarships

1. Entrance Scholarship

All High School Valedictorians and Salutatorians of public and private schools are exempted from full and half payment respectively of regular tuition fees during their first year in the University, provided they graduated from a class of not less than 40 students.

Applicants for Entrance Scholarship must be certified by the Head of the institution from where they graduated. Applications should be addressed to the Office of the Registrar.

2. Honor Students Scholarship

Every semester, the first three (3) students in the Roll of Honor in every course, in all departments, will be given scholarships on tuition fees as follows:

Rank Minimum Semestral Average Discount
First 90% 100%
Second 89% 50%
Third 88% 25%

3. St. Augustine Scholarship

100%, 75%, 50% and 25% scholarship covering tuition and miscellaneous fees are granted to the first, second, third and fourth placers respectively in an annual contest on the life and or doctrine of St. Augustine open to all students of the University. The 5th to the 10th placers shall enjoy a 10% scholarship.

4. Presidential Decree (P.D. 451) Scholarship

This scholarship is given by the University to needy and deserving students. The scholarship covers free tuition and other fees and is open to freshmen applicants for grant-in-aid. To qualify, the applicant must pass a competitive examination. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a scholastic average of no less than 85%, must have no grade lower than 80% and must carry a study load of no less than fifteen (15) units within the prescribed semestral curriculum.

B. Special Scholarships

1. The University of San Agustin Alumni Association Iloilo Chapter Scholarship

This Scholarship started in the school year 1982-1983.

The scholarship grant covers tuition fees for two incoming freshmen students. It is open to all needy and deserving students intending to enroll in the University of San Agustin for a 4 to 5 year course. Te grantee must carry no less than 15 units of the study load prescribed in the curriculum for the particular year and semester of his course. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a scholastic average of at least 80% during the semester, with no failing, incomplete or dropped grade in any academic subject.

2. The University of San Agustin Alumni Association Midwest Chapter Scholarship

This scholarship started in the school year 1987-1988.

The scholarship grant covers tuition fees, other school fees and book allowance for two (2) students. Applicants must have a general average of 88% with no grade below 80%. They must be needy and deserving. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a general average of 85% with no grade below 80%.

3. The University of San Agustin Alumni Association Northern California Chapter Scholarship

This scholarship started in the school year 1988-1989.

The scholarship grant covers tuition fees, other school fees and book allowance for two (2) students. Applicants must have a general average of 88% with no grade below 80%. They must be needy and deserving. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a general average of 85% with no grade below 80%.

4. The University of San Agustin Alumni Association Northeast Chapter Scholarship

This scholarship started in the school year 1988-1989.

The scholarship grant covers tuition fees, other school fees and book allowance for (5) students. Applicants must have a general average of 88% with no grade below 80%. They must be needy and deserving. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a general average of 85% with no grade below 80%.

5. Eugenio and Rosario Gison Scholarship

This scholarship started in the school year 1986-1987.

The scholarship cover tuition fees, other fees and book allowance. To qualify, the applicant must have a high school average of 88% and no grade below 80% in his/her high school grades. The applicant should preferably be a parishioner of Villa (Arevalo), Iloilo City. He/She must be needy and deserving.

To maintain the scholarship, the recipient must have an average of 85% and no grade below 80% in all his/her subjects.

6. The University of San Agustin Catholic Parents Association (USACPA) Scholarship (For Freshmen in any 4 or 5 year course)

This scholarship started in the school year 1979-1980.

The scholarship covers tuition and miscellaneous fees. It is open to needy and deserving freshmen intending to enroll in any four or five year course offered by the University. Applicants must have an average of at least 88% in fourth year High School. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must carry a study load of no less than fifteen units within the prescribed semestral curriculum and must maintain a scholastics average of no less than 85% with no grade lower that 80%.

7. The Iloilo Pharmaceutical Association (IPA) Scholarship

This scholarship was established through the generosity of the officers and members of the Iloilo Pharmaceutical Association during the Ruby Jubilee year of the College of Pharmacy in 1987.

This scholarship covers tuition fees only for the regular semester. The applicant must be a son/daughter of a pharmacist. To qualify, the applicant must have an average of no less than 88% in his/her Fourth Year High School. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a scholastic average of at least 85% and no grade below 80%.

8. The Far East Bank and Trust Company Scholarship

(For Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior students enrolled in Accounting, Banking and Finance, Management, Marketing, Business Administration and Economics)

This scholarship started in the school year 1987-1988. The grant is open to talented, deserving and financially needy students. The scholarship covers tuition fees, other school fees, and book allowance. Applicant must have an average of 88% and no grade below 80%. To maintain the scholarship, the recipient must have an average of 85% and no failing mark in any subject. The recipient shall complete the course within the period prescribed by the university and for a maximum of four (4) school years. For recipients who are qualified for employment, he/she is asked to render one (1) year service to Far East Bank and Trust Company after graduation. It shall be the bank's sole prerogative to choose which unit he/she will be assigned to including basic salary and allowance.

9. The Tiu Cho Teg Memorial Foundation Scholarship Grant

This scholarship started in the school year 1982-1983.

The grant is open to all poor and deserving High School graduates intending to enroll in the University of San Agustin. It covers school fees and book allowance. Applicants must have an average of 88% in the High School report card and must not be more than twenty years old at the time of application. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain an average of 85% in all subjects with no grade lower than 80% and must carry a study load of no less than 18 units of the curriculum prescribed for the semester.

10. Metrobank college scholarship

The scholarship is open to all needy and deserving students intending to enroll in the University of San Agustin for a college degree in Education, Engineering, Accountancy or Commerce. The Scholarship covers full tuition and other school fees plus personal allowance applicants for this scholarship must belong to the top ten percentile of the college entrance/scholarship examinees, and must have a high school average of 88% or better. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must maintain a scholastic average of no less than 85% with no grade lower than 80%.

11. Go Kim Pah Scholarship

The Grant is open for meritorious but financially handicapped college freshmen taking up Business Administration Accountancy, Economics, Industrial Engineering, and other related business courses. It covers full tuition and other school fees. To qualify for the scholarship, the applicant must have a general average of 88% and no grade below 80%. To maintain the scholarship, the recipient must have an average of 85% and no failing mark in any subject. The grantee must finish the course within the prescribed number of semesters. The grantee may conduct his office training at Equitable Bank and should be willing to start his career with the Bank right after graduation, at the Bank's option.

12. Natividad de Asis Divinagracia Scholarship

The scholarship covers full tuition and other miscellaneous fees. To qualify, the applicant must have a high school average of 88% and no grade below 80% and must be needy and deserving. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must carry a study load of no less than eighteen units (18) within the prescribed semestral curriculum and must maintain a scholastic average of no less than 85% with no grade lower than 80%.

13. Dr. Priscilla Larroza Scholarship

The scholarship grant covers tuition and other miscellaneous fees per semester of the regular school year. This scholarship is open to all poor and deserving students. To qualify, the applicant must have a general average of 88% and no grade lower than 80%. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a scholastic average of at least 85% with no grade lower than 80%.

C. Privileges

1. Full-time members of the faculty and administrative personnel, as well as their spouses and children are given 50% discount on tuition fees.

2. Part-time members of the faculty and administrative personnel, as well as their spouses and children are given 25% discount on tuition fees.

3. Laborers of the University as well as their spouses and children are given free tuition and miscellaneous fees.

4. Members of the same family (father, mother, and children), except student of the Graduate School and the School of Law, upon application within one month after enrolment, are given the following discount on tuition fees:

Member Discount
First none
Second 10%
Third & succeeding 50%

Only University personnel and their spouses and children enjoy privileges 1 to 4 during summer.

5. Priest and Religious are given 50% discount on tuition fees.

6. Choir, Little Theatre, Band and Kawilihan members and University athletes, depending upon their performance and proficiency, may enjoy 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% discounts from all fees as recommended by their directors and approved by the Vice President for Student Affairs.

7. Grant-in-aid:

The University welcomes the opportunity of helping needy and deserving students by giving them free tuition for which they render partial services to the University.

These grants are given on a semestral basis to qualified freshmen. They may be extended, upon application, provided the grantees maintain 80% average with no failing grade.

For further information, please see the scholarship coordinator, Guidance Services Offices, University of San Agustin, Iloilo City 5000, Philippines.

8. The University of San Agustin Alumni Association Guam Chapter Scholarship

This scholarship started in the school year 1997-1998 as approved by the President Fred Tagamolila and the board members.

The scholarship grant covers tuition and miscellaneous fees for two (2) students. Applicants must have a general average of 85% with no grade below 80%. They must be needy and deserving. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a general average of 85% with no grade below 80%.

9. The GSIS Scholarship Program Starting SY 1998-1999 University of San Agustin

A total of 25 scholarship grants will be offered annually to qualified High School graduates for tertiary education. These will be made available at GSIS-accredited schools and for selected courses.

The preferred courses are Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, Management, Mathematics and Statistics.

Children of GSIS Members and Retirees who are high school graduates and are among the top 10 successful entrance examinees of GSIS-accredited school may apply at the University of San Agustin, Iloilo.

10. Eva Mondejar scholarship

This scholarship started in the SY 1998-1999 through the generosity of Ms. Eva Mondejar of New Lucena. The scholarship grant covers tuition fees only. Applicants must have general average of 85% with no grade below 80%. They must be needy and deserving students who are permanents residents of New Lucena.

11. Philippine Association of Metropolitan Washington Engineers Scholarship (PAMWE)

This scholarship is offered by the Philippine Association of Metropolitan Washington Engineers (PAMWE) to deserving entering freshmen who are intending to enroll in Mechanical Engineering. The scholarship covers tuition fees and miscellaneous fees. Applicants must have a general average of 88% with no grade below 80% and pass the scholarship examination. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a general average of 85% with no grade below 80%.

12. Kahirup Association of Nevada

This scholarship grant covers tuition fees and miscellaneous fees as approved by 1998 President Haydee M. Florentino, immediate Pas President Dean Mercado and the Board of Officers. Applicants must have a general average of 88% with no grade below 80% and pass the scholarship examination. To maintain the scholarship, the grantee must obtain a general average of 85% with no grade below 80%.

13. Erlinda Goco Aguiree Scholarship

The scholarship will start in SY 1999-2000. The qualified applicant should enroll in any of the following courses: Medical Technology, Nursing, Psychology. The scholar will receive P10,000.00 Philippine pesos every semester for four consecutive years for tuition fees, miscellaneous fees, and books. The grantee must maintain a general semestral average of 85% with no grade below 80%.

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LA CONSOLACION COLLEGE BACOLOD

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Introduction

The emergent economic recession has made access to education even more difficult to the vast majority of financially underprivileged Filipinos. More and more students depend on assistance from the government, NGOs, private institutions and benevolent individuals for their education as the rate of unemployment increases every year. Schools are increasingly challenged to expand if not sustain resources for scholarships to accommodate the growing number of disadvantaged students applying for admission.

As a Catholic educational institution, La Consolacion College Bacolod upholds the value of compassion and provides every available educational opportunity to poor but deserving students with its wide array of scholarship grants and educational assistance. The school maintains a Scholarship Program which ensures the expansion and proper appropriation of resources so that scholarships are afforded to a greater number of beneficiaries every year.

Generally, the school appropriates budget from its annual institutional fund to sustain scholarships across all levels. The school however is basically dependent on tuition fees, which mean that the depleting number of students who can afford private education relatively poses an alarming threat to the sustainability of the program. More than ever, the school is challenged to expand its resources from both internal and external benefactors.

The Scholarship Program is taken charge by the Scholarship Coordinator (SC) who reports directly to the School President. The SC works with the sponsors of scholarship program and the admission committee which is composed of the VP for Academic Affairs and the Academic Team and other offices serving the admission.

The SC facilitates the recruitment, selection and promotion of scholars and implements the standards, policies and procedures. Occasionally, the SC meets with the scholarship benefactors and the Admission Committee for consultation and coordination.

The Scholarship Program

Generally, scholarships at La Consolacion College Bacolod are reserved for students who demonstrate financial need with special qualifications, such as academic, athletic or artistic talent. There are also scholarships for average students that focus on qualities besides academic merit.

Financial discounts are awarded to students who have shown loyalty to La Consolacion College Bacolod and other members of the Association of Schools of the Augustinian Sisters or relatives of the any Augustinian Sister of the Our Lady of Consolation.

There are three categories of scholarships according to the source of funds.

Institutional Scholarships are those that are financed by the school through the annual institutional budget fall under.
Government Scholarships are those that are granted by the government to private education institutions.
Special Scholarships are those that are provided by the NGOs, private institutions, stakeholders and sponsoring individuals.

Scholarship Programs

Kinds of Scholarships

Institutional Scholarships
- Institutional Scholarships are divided into two sub-categories according to residency. New students can apply for the scholarship programs that fall under the Entrance Scholarship Category. There are scholarships however that required students' stay in LCCB for at least one semester. Applicants to this scholarship are evaluated based on admirable performance in LCCB.
- 1. Entrance Scholarships
    - Academic Achievement (for honor students)
    - Special Merit
    - ARFIEN Art-on-the-Spot Scholarship
    - ASAS Graduate's Privilege
    - ASOLC Scholarship
    - Bishop's Privilege (Diocese of Bacolod)
    - Involvement in Co-Curricular Activities
    - President's Scholarship
    - School Personnel's Privilege
    - Student Assistants
  2. Residency Scholarships
    - Academic College
    - Academic-IS
    - Chorale
    - Dance Arts
    - Publication
    - Sports
    - Supreme Student Government Scholarship
  3. Government Scholarships
    - Government Scholarships are programs granted through the government agencies such as the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and the Department of Education (DepED). These agencies handle recruitment and selection of scholars and their programs may vary depending on their priorities and budget.
  4. Special Scholarships
    - Although special scholarships are facilitated by the school, it is the agency that approves the applications and determines the number of scholars every year. Scholarship programs and grants under this category may increase or decrease depending on the sponsors.
      1. Alumni Scholarship Grant
      2. Gado Jalandoni Foundation Scholarship
  General Guidelines
  1. Scholarships are non-cumulative and non-transferable. Scholarship privileges are available only during the regular academic year, excluding summer.
  2. No student shall enjoy a plurality of scholarships at the same time.
  3. Special scholarship earned in one course (curriculum) is not transferable to another course (curriculum).
  4. Scholarship shall be given after completion of requirements for the respective scholarship and upon favorable recommendation of the evaluation of the Scholarship Coordinator
  5. Scholarships are only in terms of tuition fee privileges.
  6. All institutional scholarships will only cover up to maximum of twenty one (21) units and the minimum number of units will be based on the prescribed curriculum except for student assistant scholarship which is based on fifteen (15) units earned in academic subjects during the preceding regular term.
  7. Scholarships are renewable every semester.
2. General Procedure of Application for New and Existing Applicants

APPLICATION

PROCESSING

RESULT
- New/Existing
- Submission of Complete Requirements
- Evaluation
- Approval
- Facilitation
- Coordination
- Endorsement
- Information Dissemination
- Contract Signing
- Reporting
3. General Application Period
- First Semester: 3rd Week of February - last working day of June
- Second Semester: 3rd Week of July - last working day of November

http://lcc.edu.ph/registrar/scholarship%20program.html

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