The Pup Citizens Charter
The Pup Citizens Charter
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
www.pup.edu.ph
Table of Contents
VISION ............................................................................................................................................................ 6
MISSION ......................................................................................................................................................... 6
PHILOSOPHY ................................................................................................................................................... 6
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE: 8-POINT AGENDA ....................................................................................................... 7
SHARED VALUES ............................................................................................................................................. 7
FEEDBACK AND REDRESS MECHANISMS ......................................................................................................... 8
FILING A COMPLAINT ...................................................................................................................................... 9
FRONTLINE SERVICES .................................................................................................................................... 10
ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION OFFICE (ARO)............................................................................................. 11
FRESHMAN ADMISSION ...................................................................................................................................11
ENROLLMENT FOR HIGHER YEAR LEVEL WITH SIS ACCOUNT ..........................................................................15
READMISSION ..................................................................................................................................................16
ACCREDITATION OF SUBJECTS TAKEN FROM OTHER COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT (FOR SHIFTERS/RETURNING
STUDENTS) .......................................................................................................................................................18
OFFICE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE (OSFA) .............................................................. 20
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP ................................................................................................................................20
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE ......................................................................................................................22
RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIP ..................................................................................................................................24
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE ......................................................................................................................24
FINANCIAL AID GRANT OR SERVICE GRANT.....................................................................................................25
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE ......................................................................................................................26
WORK-STUDY-PLAN OR STUDENT ASSISTANT .................................................................................................27
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE ......................................................................................................................28
SPONSOR A SCHOLAR PROGRAM ....................................................................................................................30
HOW TO SPONSOR A SCHOLAR .......................................................................................................................30
GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND TESTING CENTER (GCTC) ............................................................................... 32
COUNSELING ....................................................................................................................................................32
SECURING EXCUSE SLIP/S ................................................................................................................................33
TESTING SERVICE .............................................................................................................................................34
CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND PLACEMENT OFFICE (CDPO) ........................................................................... 36
JOB POSTING ....................................................................................................................................................36
TRADITIONAL POSTING/ON-LINE POSTING .....................................................................................................38
JOB FAIR ...........................................................................................................................................................41
PARTNERSHIP ...................................................................................................................................................43
MOCK RECRUITMENT/CAREER TALK/PRE-EMPLOYMENT ORIENTATION SEMINAR .......................................44
REFERRAL/RECOMMENDATION LETTER ..........................................................................................................48
CAREER GUIDANCE/PRE-EMPLOYMENT SEMINAR / CAREER TALK .................................................................49
JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS ...................................................................................................................................50
NINOY AQUINO LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER (NALLRC) ..................................................... 51
ISSUANCE OF LIBRARY CLEARANCE .................................................................................................................51
ISSUANCE OF REFERRAL LETTER ......................................................................................................................53
AVAILING THE USE OF MULTI-MEDIA SERVICES ..............................................................................................54
PUP OPEN UNIVERSITY ................................................................................................................................. 58
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR ..............................................................................................................................58
ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION .................................................................................................................. 60
APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION: BACCALAUREATE AND POST BACCALAUREATE DEGREE .............................. 62
APPLICATION FOR OU ENTRANCE EXAMINATION ...........................................................................................63
APPLICATION FOR OU ENTRANCE EXAMINATION: MASTER’S DEGREE ...........................................................64
ENROLLMENT OF NEW STUDENTS ..................................................................................................................66
ENROLLMENT OF NEW STUDENTS: BACCALAUREATE AND POST BACCALAUREATE DEGREE .........................67
ADMISSION OF NEW STUDENTS ......................................................................................................................69
ADMISSION OF NEW STUDENTS: MASTER’S DEGREE ......................................................................................70
ENROLLMENT OF OLD UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS THROUGH THE STUDENT
INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS) ...........................................................................................................................73
ENROLLMENT...................................................................................................................................................75
ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS: STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM ............................................................76
ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS: MANUAL ...................................................................................................78
APPLICATION FOR RE-ADMISSION ...................................................................................................................80
APPLICATION FOR CROSS EROLLMENT ............................................................................................................83
APPLICATION FOR CROSS EROLLMENT: STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS) ............................................86
APPLICATION FOR ACCREDITATION OF SUBJECT/S .........................................................................................88
REQUESTS FOR TUTORIAL CLASS .....................................................................................................................90
APPLICATION FOR COMPLETION OF GRADES ..................................................................................................93
APPLICATION FOR DROPPING OF COURSE/SUBJECT .......................................................................................95
APPLICATION FOR SHIFTING ............................................................................................................................97
APPLICATION FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE ............................................................................................................99
APPLICATION FOR INTEGRATED COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION (ICE) ......................................................101
APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION ...................................................................................................................103
REQUEST FOR CREDENTIALS ....................................................................................................................... 105
OFFICE OF NON TRADITIONAL STUDY PROGRAM (NTSP) AND EXPANDED TERTIARY EDUCATION
EQUIVALENCY AND ACCREDITATION PROGRAM (ETEEAP) .......................................................................... 108
CLIENTS FOR NTSP .........................................................................................................................................108
CLIENTS FOR ETEEAP...................................................................................................................................... 108
ADMISSION ................................................................................................................................................. 110
ADMISSION FOR ETEEAP CLIENTS PER E.O.330 .............................................................................................111
ENROLLMENT .............................................................................................................................................. 118
ENROLLMENT FOR BOTH ETEEAP AND NON TRADITIONAL STUDIES ............................................................118
APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION ................................................................................................................ 120
APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION ...................................................................................................................122
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ........................................................................................................... 124
FOREIGN STUDENT APPLICATION ..................................................................................................................124
INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT/ LINKAGE ...............................................................................124
FOREIGN STUDENT APPLICATION................................................................................................................ 125
ADMISSION ....................................................................................................................................................126
STUDENT VISA CONVERSION/SPECIAL STUDY PERMIT ..................................................................................129
APPLICATION FOR INTENSIVE ENGLISH COURSE ...........................................................................................133
INTENSIVE ENGLISH COURSE .........................................................................................................................134
ENROLLMENT.................................................................................................................................................136
RENEWAL/EXTENSION OF STUDENT VISA .....................................................................................................138
INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT / LINKAGES ........................................................................... 141
PUP GRADUATE SCHOOL............................................................................................................................. 144
GRADUATE SCHOOL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE .....................................................................................................144
ADMISSION ....................................................................................................................................................145
REGISTRATION ...............................................................................................................................................146
ENROLLMENT.................................................................................................................................................146
RE-ADMISSION ...............................................................................................................................................150
CROSS ENROLLMENT .....................................................................................................................................151
ACCREDITATION OF SUBJECT/S TAKEN IN OTHER SCHOOLS .........................................................................152
COMPLETION OF GRADES ..............................................................................................................................154
DROPPING AND CHANGING OF SUBJECT ......................................................................................................155
APPLICATION FOR SHIFTING/CHANGE OF CURRICULUM ..............................................................................156
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION ................................................................................................................ 158
APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION ................................................................................................................ 159
PROCESSING OF CREDENTIALS .................................................................................................................... 161
INSTITUTE FOR DATA AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS ...................................................................................... 165
APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................................... 167
FEEDBACK FORM ........................................................................................................................................... 168
Vision
Clearing the paths while laying new foundations to transform the Polytechnic University
of the Philippines into an epistemic community.
Mission
Reflective of the great emphasis being given by the country's leadership aimed at
providing appropriate attention to the alleviation of the plight of the poor, the
development of the citizens, and of the national economy to become globally
competitive, the University shall commit its academic resources and manpower to
achieve its goals through:
Philosophy
Philosophy
As a state university, the Polytechnic University of the Philippines believes that:
Education is an instrument for the development of the citizenry and for the
enhancement of nation building;
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Strategic Objective: 8-Point Agenda
1. Pursuing Academic Excellence through Disciplinal Integrity
2. Embedding a Culture of Research
3. Insuring Transparency and Participatoriness in Giving Rewards and Sanctions
4. Modernizing and Upgrading of Physical Facilities, Equipment, Library, and Campus
Development
5. Academic Freedom
6. Institutionalizing Civil Society Engagement and Involved Extension Service Program
7. Assuring Transparency in Fiscal Responsibility
8. Assessing Institutional Processes and Reviewing Critically and Rationally the
Organization
Shared Values
• God-Fearing
• Love for Humanity and Democracy
• Collegiality
• Integrity and Credibility
• Transparency and Accountability
• Passion for Learning
• Humanist Internationalism
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Feedback and Redress Mechanisms
Mechanisms
Please let us know how we have served you by doing any of the following:
Accomplish our Feedback Form available in the offices and put this in the PUP Assistance and
Complaints Drop Box
If you are not satisfied with our service, your written/verbal complaints shall immediately be attended
to by:
or
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Filing a Complaint
The proponent may submit a letter or affidavit of complaint against an administrative official or
staff of PUP addressed to the Office of the Vice President for Administration (OVPA) located at
the Second Floor of the South Wing Building. The office of the Vice President for
Administration shall endorse the complaint to the Legal Office for investigation and disposition.
If the complaint is against a faculty member or academic official, a letter or affidavit of
complaint shall be addressed to the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs (OVPAA)
at the Second Floor of the South Wing Building and the OVPAA shall endorse it to the College
Dean concerned for investigation and appropriate action. If the complaint is against the
student, the proponent may submit a letter or affidavit of complaint addressed to the Office of
the Vice President for Student Services (OVPSS) located at the Second Floor of the South Wing
Building and the OVPSS shall endorse the complaint to the Guidance, Counselling and Testing
Center or to the Office of the Director for Student Services for appropriate action.
For any inquiries or complaints, you may call us at the following tel. nos.
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FRONTLINE SERVICES
1. ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION OFFICE (ARO)
2. OFFICE OF THE STUDENT SERVICES (OSS)
a. OFFICE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
(OSFA)
b. GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND TESTING CENTER (GCTC)
c. CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND PLACEMENT OFFICE (CDPO)
3. UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR CULTURE AND THE ARTS (UCCA)
4. UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR (UR)
5. NINOY AQUINO LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER
(NALLRC)
6. OPEN UNIVERSITY (OU)
7. OFFICE OF ETEEAP AND NTSP
8. OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (OIA)
9. GRADUATE SCHOOL
10. INSTITUTE FOR DATA AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
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ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION OFFICE (ARO)
About the Service
The Admission and Registration Office facilitates and processes freshman,
returning and transferee applications. It also processes applications of students
desiring to shift from one course to another.
The Admission and Registration Office also coordinates with the Guidance and
Counselling Office in the conduct of the PUP College Entrance Test for the Mabini
Campus and other campuses. The Office orients faculty and employees in the
administration of the PUPCET.
Tel. Number: 716-7832 loc. 287
FRESHMAN ADMISSION
Description of Service:
The ARO processes and facilitates the applications of high school
students who passed the PUPCET for ENROLLMENT. The Office scrutinizes
the applicants’ application documents as to authenticity and as to whether the
applicant is qualified for admission or not.
Fees :
Php 500 (Local), $500 (International)
Total Processing Time: 3 mins to 10 mins
2. International Students nd
Office of International PUP Main Campus, 2 Passport
may inquire directly from Affairs (OIA) Floor, South Wing TOR
Student Visa/Study
the Office of
Director Sanjay Claudio Permit
International Affairs TOEFL Certificate or its
(OIA) equivalent
Letter of
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Recommendation from
sponsoring Agencies and
/or from an
Embassy/Consular Officer
of Country of Origin
Education
Certificate/Diploma
Personal History
Statement
Certificate of Good Moral
Character
Bank Certificate
Medical Clearance
2pcs 2x2 photos with
white background
Alien Certificate of
Registration
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credentials, interview
and ENROLLMENT
9. If your final Grade in College of Languages PUP Main Campus, Route and Approval Slip
English is 80% or lower, and Linguistics, now English Department Payment Php 150
nd
College of Arts and Office, 2 Flr., North Wing
take the English
Letters
Placement Test (EPT).
Office of the
Dean/Chairperson
10. On the scheduled date Admission and PUP Main Campus, Required Documents as
of processing your Registration Office (ARO) Room 107, Ground Floor, indicated in your
West Wing confirmation slip.
credentials, follow the
ARO Staff
steps in ENROLLMENT
as reflected in your SAR
Form 1.
End of Transaction
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ENROLLMENT FOR HIGHER
HIGHER YEAR LEVEL WITH SIS
SIS ACCOUNT
Description of Service:
The ARO processes and facilitates the ENROLLMENT applications of higher
year level students with SIS Accounts.
Fees : Varies
Total Processing Time: 2-3 Days
3. Pay your assessed total Any Landbank Branch Any Landbank Branch Payment Voucher
miscellaneous and Landbank’s Copy
Bank Teller
tuition fees
4. Claim your Registration Admission Officer West Wing Ground Flr. Official Receipt of
Certificate assigned in your College Rm, 107 Payment; Latest
Registration Certificate
End of Transaction
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READMISSION
Description of Service:
The ARO processes and facilitates the applications for readmission of students
with SIS Accounts.
Fees : Varies
Transcript of
Records (TOR)
if you stopped
for 2 years or
more from the
date of last
enrollment in
PUP
2. Go to the Informative copy of
Admission and Admission and PUP Main Campus, grades/TOR
Registration Registration Office Room 115, Ground
Office (ARO) (ARO) Floor, West Wing
and fill out an Chief Elena D.
application Abeleda
form.
Latest Registration
Certificate
Readmission Form
x-ray result
5. Apply for Dean/Chairperson PUP Main Campus,
academic 2nd Floor, North
evaluation and Wing
approval of
readmission
6. Proceed to Certificate of
ARO and get Admission and PUP Main Campus, Academic Grades
Readmission Registration Office Room 115, Ground
Certificate (ARO) Floor, West Wing TOR issued by the
Chief Elena D. UR
Abeleda
Curriculum Sheet
End of Transaction
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ACCREDITATION OF SUBJECTS
SUBJECTS TAKEN FROM OTHER
OTHER
COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT (FOR
(FOR SHIFTERS/RETURNING
STUDENTS)
Description of Service:
The ARO processes and facilitates the applications for accreditation of subjects
taken from other colleges or departments in the University.
1. Pay the Fee for change Cashier’s Office Staff PUP Main Campus, Original copy of Certificate of
of program/curriculum Cashier’s Office, Ground Registration (CoR)during
Floor, South Wing your first year of admission
in PUP
2. Secure application Form Admission and Registration PUP Main Campus, Room Current Certificate of
for Accreditation of Office (ARO) 115, ARO, West Wing Registration (CoR)
subjects taken. Chief Elena D. Abeleda
3. Request the approval of Dean/Chairperson College where the subject is Approved Shifting Form
the subjects to be offered
credited
PUP Main Campus, 2nd
Floor, North Wing
4. Pay the accreditation Cashier Staff PUP Main Campus, Official Receipt of payment
fee Cashier’s Office, Ground for the approved accredited
Floor, South Wing subjects
5. Secure signature/ Admission and Registration PUP Main Campus, Room Scholastic Record issued by
approval/endorsement Office (ARO) 115, ARO, West Wing the Student Records Office
for encoding in the SIS Chief Elena D. Abeleda (SRO) signed by the posting
clerk and the chief of SRO
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6. Submit a copy of the PUP Main Campus, Office of Receipt of Payment
Approved List of University Registrar the University Registrar,
Accredited subjects for Ground Floor, West Wing 1 Copy for OUR
evaluation and payment
advise Ninoy Aquino Library and 1 Copy for Information and
Director, Information and Learning Resources Center CTC (with OUR
Communication Technology (NALLRC) acknowledgement)
Center (ICTC)
End of Transaction
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OFFICE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE (OSFA)
About the Service
The Office of the Scholarship and Financial Assistance is one of the Offices under the Office of
the Vice President for Student Services (OVPSS). The OSFA Citizen’s Charter provides our
clients with information on the different services, requirements, procedures, fees and timelines
with the objectives of improving service delivery and ensuring client satisfaction.
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Description of Service:
Academic Scholarships – Valedictorian, Salutatorian, First Honorable Mention
Non-Academic Scholars – Campus Journalist, President of High School Supreme Student
Council, Achiever/Awardee, Outstanding Artist, Outstanding Athlete
Fees:
Entrance Fee: P500.00
Bank Service Charge: P25.00
Total Processing Time: 5 - 7 Days
General Requirements:
1. Certification from the School Principal/Head (with dry seal)
2. Certification of Good Moral Character (with dry seal)
3. CTC of Birth Certificate authenticated by National Statistics Office (NSO)
4. High School Card (Form 138)
5. Commencement Exercises Program with the List of Graduates
6. ITR of parent or guardian or Certification of Non-Payment of IT from Barangay
7. 4 pieces of Passport – size photo with name plate
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Qualifications for Non - Academic Scholarships – President of High School Supreme
Student Council, Achiever / Awardee
Outstanding Athlete
A. Medical Certificate
B. School Athletic Certification
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C. Submit a Portfolio (commendable works and achievements in the field of Sports
particularly, participation in local, national or international):
a. Sports Competition
b. Certificate of Recognition / Awards received in Sports Competition
c. Documentation (Pictures)
D. Must present pertinent documents to support the veracity of the body of his / her
works and achievements (compiled in long, blue clear book)
3. Must pass the interview / screening audition set by the College of Human Kinetics
2. Pay the Examination Nearest Landbank Branch PUP Main Campus, Ground Printed copy of
Fee. PUP Cashier’s Office Floor, South Wing payment voucher
3. Present the validated Office of the Scholarship and PUP Main Campus, Room 119, Deposit slip /
deposit slip from Financial Assistance (OSFA) Ground Floor, West Wing O.R. from Landbank
Landbank or the O.R.
from PUP Cashier’s Chief Cristalina Piers
Office and the copy of
payment voucher to the
OSFA to secure test
permit for PUPSAIT.
4. Take the PUPSAIT on Guidance, Counseling and PUP Main Campus, 2nd Floor, Test Permit
the scheduled date and Testing Center (GCTC) Charlie Del Rosario Building
time of the examination. Ms. Rose Merza
5. After two days from the PUP Website www.pup.edu.ph Duly Accomplished Confirmation
date of examination, visit Slip & OSFA F2 – 2008 forms
the PUP Website and fill-
out the confirmation slip
(SAR-F1a). Download
also the OSFA F2 –
2008 form and have it
printed.
6. Take the English The Department of English, PUP Main Campus, 2nd Floor, Form 137
Placement Test (for Foreign Languages and North Wing
PUPSAIT passer whose Linguistics
final grade in high school
is 80% and lower).
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7. Proceed to the For Supreme Council, Achiever / Supreme Council & Achiever / See General Requirements and
respective Screening Awardee: Office of the Student Awardee: 2nd Floor, Charlie Del Qualifications above
Committees. Services Rosario Bldg.
8. If qualified for entrance Office of the Scholarship and PUP Main Building, Room 119, See General Requirements and
scholarship, proceed to Financial Assistance Ground Floor, West Wing Qualifications above
OSFA for the
validation/submission of Ms. Arsenia D. Castro
documents.
9. Proceed to the Director, Dr. Armando A. Torres PUP Main Campus, 2nd Floor, OSFA F2 – 2008
Office of the Student Charlie Del Rosario Building Route and Approval Sheet
Services (co-chair,
entrance Scholarship
Committee for the final
recommendation.
Fees : N/A
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course and the
General Point
Average (GPA).
• Identification card
of the Parent /
Guardian who
signed the
Agreement Form
(Form F4 - 2008)
2. OSFA will evaluate the Ms. Arsenia D. Castro PUP Main Campus, Room
grades if the applicant 119, Ground Floor, West
belongs to the Wing
President’s or Dean’s
List.
3. OSFA will stamp the Chief Cristalina Piers PUP Main Campus, Room
scholarship agreement 119, Ground Floor, West
and the registration Wing
card to be signed by the
Chief.
4. OSFA will tag the Ms. Arsenia D. Castro PUP Main Campus, Room
student’s account for 119, Ground Floor, West
scholarship discount. Wing
Availed discount is to
be reflected in the next
semester’s assessment
fees.
End of Transaction
Fees: Varies
Total Processing Time: 3-4 Hours
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
Qualifications :
For ROTC Officer, Artist, Athletes and Campus Journalist Scholars: Recommendation from the
Heads of the respective offices
For PUP Student Council: Certification that the student is duly elected officer of the PUP
Student Council, Completed grades of the previous semester, with no grade lower than 2.50.
2. OSFA will evaluate the Ms. Arsenia D. Castro PUP Main Campus, Room
grades if the applicant 119, Ground Floor, West
belongs to the full or Wing
partial financial aid
grant.
3. OSFA will stamp the Chief Cristalina Piers PUP Main Campus, Room
scholarship agreement 119, Ground Floor, West
and the registration Wing
card to be signed by
the Chief.
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4. OSFA will tag the Ms. Arsenia D. Castro PUP Main Campus, Room
student’s account for 119, Ground Floor, West
financial grant. Availed Wing
discount is to be
reflected in the next
semester’s assessment
fees.
End of Transaction
WORK-
WORK-STUDY-
STUDY-PLAN OR STUDENT ASSISTANT
ASSISTANT
Description of Service:
• Term of Employment
• Not more than 24 hours a week or
100 hours a month
• Php20.00/hour
• Good for one semester
• Renewable
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Qualifications / Requirements:
A bona fide student of the University who has had at least two semesters or one year of
residence; Recommendation Letter from the Office in need of S.A., Complete grades of the
previous semester with general weighted average of 2.50 without any Incomplete, Dropped /
Withdrawn or grade of 3.0 in any subject.
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the GCO. Wing
End of Transaction
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SPONSOR A SCHOLAR PROGRAM
PROGRAM
Requirements:
• Letter of Intent
• Proposed Memorandum of Agreement
Fees:
Administrative Fee*
Government Institution Php 500.00
Private Individual/Institution Php 1,000.00
*per scholar per semester
2. Set a meeting with the Office of the Scholarship PUP Main Campus, Room 119,
possible and Financial Assistance Ground Floor, West Wing
donor/benefactor.
3. Prepare and submit a Chief Cristalina R. Piers PUP Main Campus, Room 119, draft MOA
draft MOA to OSFA. Ground Floor, West Wing
4. Pre-evaluate and submit Chief Cristalina R. Piers PUP Main Campus, Room 119, draft MOA
MOA to Legal Office. Ground Floor, West Wing
5. Evaluate the MOA. Atty. Araceli Linatoc PUP Legal Office, 3rd Floor, draft MOA
PUP Legal Office South Wing
6. Return the approved or Office of the Scholarship PUP Main Campus, Room 119, Received draft MOA
disapproved MOA to and Financial Assistance Ground Floor, West Wing
donor/benefactor.
7. If approved, set a PUP Main Campus, Room 119, Final copy of approved
schedule for MOA Office of the Scholarship Ground Floor, West Wing MOA
Signing. and Financial Assistance
If disapproved, go back to
Step 3
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8. Notarize the signed PUP Main Campus, Room 119, Final copy of approved
MOA and provide PUP Donor Ground Floor, West Wing MOA
with 3 original notarized
copies.
9. Submit an original Office of the Scholarship PUP Main Campus, Room 119, Final copy of approved
notarized MOA to OP and Financial Assistance Ground Floor, West Wing MOA
and duplicate copy to
VPSS and Accounting
Office.
End of Transaction
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GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND TESTING
CENTER (GCTC)
About the Service:
The Guidance, Counseling and Testing Center provides counseling, guidance
and testing services to its clients who are mostly from the ranks of students, faculty
and administrative employees of the University.
The professional competence of its staff emphasized the Center’s
commitment to quality and efficient service to its clienteles.
Tel. Number: 716-7832 loc. 321 or 384
COUNSELING
Description of Service:
This is the heart of the Guidance Program. It is a goal-oriented process
between a professionally trained, competent counselor and an individual seeking
help for the purpose of clarifying facts and issues to increase the individual’s
capacity to adjust satisfactorily to situations confronting him/her.
Fees :
(Waived)
Total Processing Time: 30 mins to 45 mins
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counselor the Call Slip
where the date and
time of the session
are indicated.
End of Transaction
The GCTC issues excuse slips to students who incurred absences due to
meritorious reasons. The student who wishes to obtain an excuse slip must show
merit to his/her absence.
Fees :
(Waived)
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PUP Main Campus,
2. Counseling takes Guidance Counselor
2nd Floor, Charlie Del
place. (GCTC Staff)
Rosario Building
TESTING SERVICE
Description of Service:
The testing service utilizes previously prepared/standardized mental ability,
aptitude, personality, interest, adjustment and other tests to among others evaluate
the applicants for employment, scholarship, entrance test, re-admission, transferee,
dorm applicants and student assistantship.
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d. Hasmin, Hostel Director M.H. Del Pilar Campus,
d. Hasmin Hostel Dorm Ground Floor
Applicants;
Office of the Scholarship and PUP Main Campus, Room
e. DOST Scholars Financial Assistance 115, Ground Floor, West
Wing
Guidance, Counseling and PUP Main Campus , 2nd
Testing Center Floor, Charlie Del Rosario
f. Others, as requested Building
by Deans,
Chairpersons and
Faculty Members
2. Ask for Testing Guidance Counselor PUP Main Campus , 2nd PDS/ Individual Record Form
Schedule (GCTC Staff) Floor, Charlie Del Rosario
(8:30 AM Monday to Building
Friday)
End of Transaction
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND PLACEMENT
OFFICE (CDPO)
About the Service
The Career Development and Placement Office (CDPO) is one of the Offices
under the Office of the Vice President for Student Services (OVPSS). The CDPO
Citizen’s Charter provides our clients with information on the requirements including
schedule of fees, procedures, and timelines involved in availing of career-related
services with the objectives of improving service delivery and ensuring client
satisfaction.
CDPO focuses on the thrusts of quality and accessibility of services, linkages,
research, and income-generating projects in the provision of career development
and placement services.
Tel. Number: 716-7832 loc. 340
JOB POSTING
Description of Service:
The CDPO consistently receive request to post job openings from employers.
Full-time, part-time, summer employment-internship opportunities are available at
CDPO and positions are posted strategically within University premises
2. For Company with Myla D. Salcedo Rm 314, South Wing, Third SEC/DTI/CDA registration,
complete (CDPO Staff) Floor, PUP Main Campus, certification from registering
documents/requirements, Manila agency, company profile
please secure payment
request form and
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procedures for payment.
3. Secure order of RGO Staff East Wing, 2ndFlr, PUP SEC/DTI/CDA registration,
payment from the Main Campus (Even certification from registering
Resource Generation Number) agency, company profile
Office(RGO)addressed
to the Accounting Office.
4. Secure order of Accounting Office Staff Ground Flr, South Wing, Order of Payment from BRO
payment from the PUP Main Campus
Accounting Office
addressed to Cashier’s
Office.
5. Payment of fees. Cashier’s Office Staff Ground Flr, South Wing, Order of Payment from
Secure an Official PUP Main Campus Accounting Office
Receipt.
7. Post the advertisements Myla D. Salcedo Rm 314, South Wing, Third Copy of Advertisement/
at the bulletin boards (1 (CDPO Staff) Floor, PUP Main Campus, Announcement
month duration)/ Post Manila
advertisement on-line
( One month duration)
End of Transaction
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TRADITIONAL POSTING/ON
POSTING/ON-
ON-LINE POSTING
Additional Requirements:
A. Traditional –posters or ads (10 copies of bond paper size 8 ½ x 11 inches)
B. On-line---Soft Copy/file of posters or Ads in JPEG Format
C. Two Photocopies of Original Receipt
Directory of Graduates
Description of Service:
The directory of graduates consists of the lists of recently graduated students
of the university. The directory contains alphabetically arranged degree programs
having their respective lists of graduates. With the graduates’ addresses and
contact numbers.
Fees :
From P500.00 to P1000.00 (fees vary depending on the Colleges)
Total Processing Time: 5 mins to 10 mins
2. For Company with Myla D. Salcedo Rm 314, South Wing, Third SEC/DTI/CDA registration,
complete (CDPO Staff) Floor, PUP Main Campus, certification from registering
documents/requirements, Manila agency, company profile
please secure payment
request form and
procedures for payment.
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3. Secure order of RGO Staff East Wing, 2ndFlr, PUP SEC/DTI/CDA registration,
payment from the Main Campus (Even certification from registering
Resource Generation Number) agency, company profile
Office (BRO) addressed
to the Accounting Office.
4. Secure order of Accounting Office Staff Ground Flr, South Wing, Order of Payment from BRO
payment from the PUP Main Campus
Accounting Office
addressed to Cashier’s
Office.
5. Payment of fees. Cashier’s Office Staff Ground Flr, South Wing, Order of Payment from
Secure an Official PUP Main Campus Accounting Office
Receipt.
End of Transaction
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JOB FAIR
Description of Service:
Fees :
One booth- P7500.00 (2days/2 representatives); Two booths – P10,000.00 (2
days/3 representatives) NB: for specific booth dimensions and discounts, pls refer
to CDPO Citizen’s Charter.
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payment.
3. Secure order of
payment from the SEC/DTI/CDA registration,
Resource Generation RGO Staff East Wing, 2ndFlr, PUP certification from registering
Office (RGO) Main Campus (Even agency, company profile
addressed to the Number)
Accounting Office.
4. Secure order of
payment from the Accounting Office Staff Ground Flr, South Wing, Order of Payment from BRO
Accounting Office PUP Main Campus
addressed to
Cashier’s Office.
5. Payment of fees. Cashier’s Office Staff Ground Flr, South Wing, Order of Payment from
Secure an Official PUP Main Campus Accounting Office
Receipt.
7. Company to attend CDPO Officials and Staff Rm 314, South Wing, Third
job fair. Floor, PUP Main Campus,
Manila/ Designated location
End of Transaction
Notes: Payments made a week prior to the scheduled job fair shall entitle the payer a 10%
discount. Fees are subject to change without prior notice.
Upon confirmation the company shall be required to pay the corresponding job fair
fee. Any amounts paid for the Job fair shall not be refundable.
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PARTNERSHIP
Description of Service:
Memorandum of Agreement is signed between PUP and the concerned
company-institutions renewable annually. The MOA stipulates the responsibilities of
PUP and the Company-/institution-partner. Partners are given preferential treatment
on the services provided by CDPO.
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2. Upon submission,
MOA will be endorsed Draft MOA
to the PUP Legal Myla D. Salcedo Rm 314, South Wing, Third
Office for review and (CDPO Staff) Floor, PUP Main Campus,
approval./ Secure Manila
copy of commentsvia
email or
fax./Submission of the
Final Draft MOA.
3. Schedule MOA Myla D. Salcedo Rm 314, South Wing, Third Final MOA
signing date and (CDPO Staff) Floor, PUP Main Campus,
venue. Manila
4. MOA Signing and CDPO Officials and staff/ Designated Location Final MOA
fellowship. Other Contracting Parties
End of Transaction
MOCK RECRUITMENT/CAREER
RECRUITMENT/CAREER TALK/PRE-
TALK/PRE-EMPLOYMENT
ORIENTATION SEMINAR
Description of Services:
Mock Recruitment is an actual recruitment process of the company. The
student-applicant goes through the actual process administered by company
representatives. Career talk is provided by successful PUP alumni who shares
his/her experiences to inspire the students. Pre-employment orientation is for
graduating students.
Fees : N/A
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1. Submit the letter of Myla D. Salcedo Rm 314, South Wing, Third
Intent, Draft MOA (CDPO Staff) Floor, PUP Main Campus, SEC/DTI/CDA registration,
with accreditation Manila certification from registering
requirements such as agency, company profile,
SEC/DTI/CDA Draft MOA
registration,
certification from
registering agency,
and company profile
to CDPO .
3. Upon approval,
Secure order of SEC/DTI/CDA registration,
payment from the RGO Staff East Wing, 2ndFlr, PUP certification from registering
Resource Generation Main Campus (Even agency, company profile
Office (RGO) Number)
addressed to the
Accounting Office for
venue fee.
4. Secure order of
payment from the Accounting Office Staff Ground Flr, South Wing, Order of Payment from BRO
Accounting Office PUP Main Campus
addressed to
Cashier’s Office.
5. Payment of fees. Cashier’s Office Staff Ground Flr, South Wing, Order of Payment from
Secure an Official PUP Main Campus Accounting Office
Receipt.
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6. Submit two (2)
photocopies of the OR Myla D. Salcedo Rm 314, South Wing, Third OR /List of Services
to CDPO. Provide the (CDPO Staff) Floor, PUP Main Campus, Requested
service/s requested Manila
(Job Posting, List of
Graduates, job Fair,
etc.)
End of Transaction
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REFERRAL/RECOMMENDATION
REFERRAL/RECOMMENDATION LETTER
LETTER
Description of Service:
Referral Letter is issued to PUP Students upon their request. It is issued to
help the student get hired in a chosen company or industry.
Fees : (Waived)
End of Transaction
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CAREER GUIDANCE/PRE-
GUIDANCE/PRE-EMPLOYMENT SEMINAR /
CAREER TALK
Description of Service:
Career Guidance is the assistance provided to students in making career-
related decisions by exploring their interests, skills and values.
Career talk is provided by successful PUP alumni to the students. The alumni
share their experiences to inspire presently enrolled students to pursue their
respective fields of specialization
Fees : (Waived)
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4. Alumni or students to CDPO Officials and staff/ Designated venue
attend activity Students/Alumni
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JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS
Description of Service:
These are the job openings received by CDPO from employers which are
posted strategically in the University and communicated to the College Deans.
Fees : (Waived)
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4. Submit resume at Myla D. Salcedo Rm 314, South Wing, Third
CDPO for future (CDPO Staff) Floor, PUP Main Campus,
referrals. Manila
End of Transaction
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
The heart of the university, the Ninoy Aquino Library and Learning Resources
Center is one of the major service centers of the Polytechnic University of the
Philippines. As such, it strives to meet the academic and related needs of its
clientele through the provision of adequate and efficient library and information
services.
The NALLRC serves as the University’s gateway to the global information
society, and provides various services and development of programs to its clientele.
Tel. Number: 338-7413 or 716-7832 to 45 loc
SERVICE HOURS:
The Library is open from Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. It is clos
during Sundays and holidays. Service stops fifteen (15 ) minutes before the regular
closing time to enable the staff members to check records and the collections in
preparation for the next day’s routine. Changes in service hours are posted in
advance at the entrance of the NALLRC.
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
of (Director)
the Director
2. For Students:
Main Campus Ms. Alicia P. Tadina PUP Main Campus, 3rd Valid Student Identification
Floor, Left Wing,, NALLRC. Card or I Library Card
issued by PUP
3. College of Law Ms. Emily A. Mendoza PUP Main Campus, Ground Valid Student Identification
Floor, Left Wing, NALLRC Card or I Library Card
issued by PUP
7. CTHTM Ms. Leonida B. Llover 2nd Floor M.H Del Pilar Valid Student Identification
Graduate School Ms. Avelina N. Lupas Campus, Sta. Mesa, Manila Card or I Library Card
issued by PUP
End of Transaction
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ISSUANCE OF REFERRAL LETTER
Description of Service:
Students and faculty members who shall be in need of materials not found in
the NALLRC shall be refrred to other libraries.
Fees :
2. Claim the Referral Letter duly Ms. Emelinda A. Millena 3F Center Wing, Valid
End of Transaction
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AVAILING THE USE OF MULTI
MULTI-
ULTI-MEDIA SERVICES
Description of Service:
The Ninoy Aquino Library and Learning Resources Center provides the PUP
community with facilities and function rooms such as Bulwagang Balagtas, Bonifacio
Hall, and equipped with audio-visual services and resources to meet their media
instruction, research, and various activity needs.
Office of the Vice Atty. Estelita Wi Dela Rosa 2nd Floor, South Wing,
President for VP for Administration Main Building,
Administration for approval Mabini Campus,
Sta. Mesa, Manila
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4. Proceed to the
Accounting Department Staff/Personnel, Accounting Ground Floor South Wing Order of payment
to secure for Order of Department Main Building Mabini
Payment Campus, Sta. Mesa, Manila
6. Present the
accomplished Ms. Ismaila S. Bondoc 3rd Floor, Right Wing, Order of Payment/Official
Application/Agreement Chief, Multimedia Services NALLRC Building, Receipt
Form, Order of Payment Mabini Campus,
and Official Receipt to Sta. Mesa, Manila
the Multimedia Services
Office for confirmation.
End of Transaction
Fees :
Total Processing Time :
Time :
Review classes, commercial film showing, political and other activities sponsored by
students, faculty and/or administrative personnel.
Activities requiring the use of the service facilities for more than five (5)
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Days (except sports and hostel facilities) shall not be allowed. Days and hours of
service shall be from Monday to Saturday, from eight a. m. to eight p. m.
General Rule
As a general rule, Multimedia Services is intended for the following uses only:
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EXEMPTED FROM THE NOT EXEMPTED FROM THE FEES
FEES
- University, faculty or
Administration-sponsored programs PUP sponsored programs which include outsiders
and activities concerning PUP (faculty/students/persons from other institutions) requiring registration
academic, administrative, cultural, and fees from their participants
sports activities which are not fund
raising projects.
• Basic fee for the use of other equipment or facilities which are not mentioned in the
guidelines above shall be provided thru the issuance of supplementary guidelines.
• The fees specified herein are subject to change as may be required by circumstances
and notice thereof shall be circulated thru the issuance of amended guidelines.
Requirement/s: Valid Identification Card and/or Current Registration Card with 1 x 1 ID picture
SERVICE HOURS
Monday to Saturday
8:00 am to 8: pm
Service stops fifteen (15) minutes before the regular closing time to enable the staff members to
check records and the collections in preparation for the next day’s routine. Changes in service hours
are posted in advance at the entrance of the NALLRC.
For further information and assistance, please see any of the NALLRC personnel or contact
telephone numbers:
Trunk lines 716-7832-45
DR. DIVINA T. PASUMBAL,
Office of the NALLRC Director 338-7413 or local 246, 249
MS. ISMAILA S. BONDOC,
Chief, Multimedia Services 250
MS. LETICIA M. EMPEMANO,
Chief, Readers Services 247
MS. AVELINA N. LUPAS,
Chief, Satellite Libraries 716-0106
MS. ISMAELITA R. NARCISO,
Chief, Special Services 240
MS. MARCELA R. FIGURA,
Chief, Technical Services 248
For donation of books and other library resources to the NALLRC, please contact:
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PUP Open University
Virtually a university within a university, the PUP Open University (PUPOU) is
an innovative approach of delivering higher education to learners by a specialist who
is removed in space and time from them. As such, the PUP OU uses a blended and
web-enhanced format adopted by institutions offering open and distance education.
The PUP Open University is committed to provide and promote quality
education in all levels by making it accessible to all through self-learning,
independent and out-of-school study programs, particularly those that respond to
community needs and the challenges posed by an information and technological
society and a global economy.
The Registrar’ s Office of the PUP Open University keeps the permanent record
of students and the office processes registration, enforces the policies and
guidelines for admission and registration and processes of registration of students.
The Registrar's Office starts serving the students after they are admitted until
they graduate. The personnel works closely together with other staff of the PUP OU
in providing quality services. Likewise the office assists students by facilitating their
requests for transcript of records (TOR), certifications, and other documents as
requested by the students. The office is also in-charge in the conduct of
examination and evaluation of grades of candidates for graduation. The office
assists during graduation ceremonies, both mid-year and year-end graduation of
every school year.
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SERVICE/S OFFERED:
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ADMISSION AND REGISTRATION
The PUP Open University Admissions Office facilitates freshmen as well as
returning students, shiftees and transferees.
b. Those with thirty-six (36) units collegiate study, two (2) years of work
experience, and qualify in the PUP Scholastic Aptitude and Interest Test
(PUPSAIT);
d. Those without any collegiate units (or high school graduates who have not
enrolled for any degree program or vocational/technical course), but with five (5)
years of work experience, and qualify in the PUPSAIT.
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DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS: photocopy of the following:
1. TOR from the last school attended
2. 2 x 2 picture with formal attire and white background
3. NSO Birth Certificate
4. NSO Marriage Contract for female married students
5. Service Record or Certificate of Employment
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APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION:
ADMISSION: BACCALAUREATE AND
POST BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
DEGREE
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR OU ENTRANCE
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
• MASTER’S DEGREE
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
A student who wishes to be admitted for graduate work leading to a master’s
degree shall comply with the following requirements:
a. An appropriate bachelor’s degree from a university or college of recognized
standing;
NB: If the bachelor’s degree is in another field, he shall make up his deficiencies by
taking 18 units of core and major course prescribed in a relevant program of studies
at the University.
b. A scholastic rating of at least 2.0, B+, or 85% in the undergraduate;
c. Passing grade in the graduate entrance examination;
d. Passing the interview of the Program Chair; and
e. A minimum of one year work experience.
FEE:
Php 500.00 Examination Fee
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APPLICATION FOR OU ENTRANCE
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION:
EXAMINATION:
MASTER’S DEGREE
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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4. Please be at the Test PUP Sta. One hour • Test Permit and
assigned testing Administrator/ Mesa, and thirty Pencil
room at least 30 Proctor
Mla. Or LC minutes
minutes before the
scheduled time
with your
Examination
Permit.
End of Transaction
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ENROLLMENT OF NEW STUDENTS
• BACCALAUREATE AND POST BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
FEE:
Php 100.00/unit - Undergraduate
Php 100.00/unit - Post Baccalaureate
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ENROLLMENT OF NEW STUDENTS:
STUDENTS: BACCALAUREATE AND
POST BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
DEGREE
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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be given.
End of Transaction
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ADMISSION OF NEW STUDENTS
STUDENTS
• MASTER’S DEGREE
FEE/S:
MEM, MC, MPA & MSIT – Php 200.00/unit
MSCM – Php 300.00/unit
OFW’s and International Students - $ 1,000/semester
$ 500/summer
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ADMISSION OF NEW STUDENTS
STUDENTS:
DENTS: MASTER’S DEGREE
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
3. Present the X-Ray with Medical Officers Ground 10 mins. • Chest X-Ray
result at the Medical Floor, East with Result
and Dental Services for Wing
OK for ENROLLMENT.
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registration form will ENROLLMENT
be given. slip
End of Transaction
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ENROLLMENT
• ENROLLMENT OF OLD UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE
STUDENTS THROUGH THE STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS)
FEE/S:
Undergraduate Courses – P100.00 per unit
Graduate Programs – P200.00 per unit
MSCM – P300.00per unit
OFWS and International Students > $1,000/ semester
$ 500/summer
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ENROLLMENT OF OLD UNDERGRADUATE AND
GRADUATE STUDENTS THROUGH
THROUGH THE STUDENT
INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS)
(SIS)
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
3. Present the X-Ray Medical Officers Ground 10 mins. • Chest X-Ray with
with result at the Floor, East Result
Medical and Dental Wing
Services for OK for
ENROLLMENT.
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submission of requirements
original documents and OK for
and OK for ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMENT. A
slip
pre-registration
form will be given.
End of Transaction
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ENROLLMENT
• ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS - SIS
FEE/S:
Undergraduate Courses – P100.00 per unit
Graduate Programs – P200.00 per unit
MSCM – P300.00per unit
OFWS and International Students > $1,000/ semester
$ 500/summer
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ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS:
STUDENTS: STUDENT
STUDENT
INFORMATION SYSTEM
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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5. Go back to the OU OU Registrar’s 4th Floor, 15 mins. • Approved pre-
Registrar’s Office for Office Staff NALLRC registration slip
printing of the
Registration Card.
End of Transaction
ENROLLMENT
• ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS - MANUAL
FEE/S:
Undergraduate Courses – P100.00 per unit
Graduate Programs – P200.00 per unit
MSCM – P300.00per unit
OFWS and International Students > $1,000/ semester
$ 500/summer
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ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS:
STUDENTS: MANUAL
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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4. Go to the Fund FMO Ground 5-15 mins. • Receipt and
Management Office Floor, registration card
Collecting
(FMO) for payment South
Officer
of FEE. Wing
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR RE-
RE-ADMISSION
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
Students considered for re-admission must have complied with and submitted all the
following requirements:
FEE/S:
Re-admission fee – Php 350.00,
Certification of grades – Php 150.00
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APPLICATION FOR RE-
RE-ADMISSION
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
3. Present the X- Medical Officer Ground Floor, 10 mins. • Chest X-ray with
Ray with result East Wing Result
at the medical
& dental
services for OK
for enrollment.
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form.
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR CROSS
CROSS EROLLMENT
FEE:
Cross ENROLLMENT fee – Php 150.00
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
DOCUMENTA
OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION RY
STEP/S TO FOLLOW DURATION
RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE REQUIREMEN
TS
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of registration card. form and
registration
card
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR CROSS
CROSS EROLLMENT:
EROLLMENT: STUDENT
INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS)
(SIS)
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
DOCUMENTA
OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION RY
STEP/S TO FOLLOW DURATION
RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE REQUIREMEN
TS
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request form and
receipt
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR ACCREDITATION
ACCREDITATION OF SUBJECT/S
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
Subjects taken at another university/college of recognized standing not exceeding
30% of the total number of units in the PUP curriculum and earned not more than
five (5) years ago shall be accredited provided they have the same subject
description as those in the PUP curriculum.
A student may opt to enrol in the subject and request for a validation. A validation
examination shall be given after the ENROLLMENT, and if the student passes the
test, the subject is accredited.
FEE:
Php 100.00 per subject
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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6. Go back to the OU OU Staff 4th Floor, 5 mins. • Receipt and
Registrar’s Office for NALLRC accreditation
submission of the form
approved
accreditation
End of Transaction
FEE/S:
Undergraduate - 35 students per class at the rate of P 40.00
Masteral – 15 students per class at the rate of P 300.00
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
3. After the approval ICTC Staff 2nd Floor, 30 mins. • Letter of request
of the EVP proceed NALLRC
to ICTC for
tagging/encoding and
of the approved 4th Floor,
subject. NALLRC
• For Non-SIS OU Registrar’s
proceed to the Staff
OU Registrar’s
Office for
ENROLLMENT.
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Section for tagging Wing
of FEE and
assessment for
Non-SIS students.
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR COMPLETION
COMPLETION OF GRADES
FEE:
Graduate Program P50.00 per subject
Undergraduate Program P30.00 per subject
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
DOCUMENTA
OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION RY
STEP/S TO FOLLOW DURATION
RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE REQUIREMEN
TS
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR DROPPING
DROPPING OF COURSE/SUBJECT
COURSE/SUBJECT
FEE:
Php 20.00
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
2. Proceed to the Fund Collecting Ground 5-15 mins • ACE Form and
Management Office Officer Floor, receipt
for payment of the South
ACE form. Wing
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR SHIFTING
SHIFTING
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
Students are allowed to shift from one program/course to another and from
one Learning Center to another provided a valid reason is indicated in their letter to
the Director of the Open University through the Program chairperson.
FEE:
Php 150.00
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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ENROLLMENT. receipt
End of Transaction
DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS:
1. Letter stating the reason for filing a leave of absence address to the Director of
the Open University through the program/chairperson
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR INTEGRATED
INTEGRATED COMPREHENSIVE
EXAMINATION (ICE)
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
After the completion of the course requirements for a thesis or non-thesis
program, the graduate student shall take an integrated comprehensive examination
covering all the required and major courses. If a student fails in the examination, he
shall take another one and if he fails for the second time, he shall take additional six
(6) units of graduate courses before he is allowed to take another examination.
There are two (2) integrated comprehensive examination schedules every
school year based on the prescribed and approved OU calendar.
FEE/S:
Application fee - Php 150.00
Comprehensive Examination fee
• Manual – Php 1,300.00
• Computerized – Php 1,500.00
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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official receipt
and issuance of
permit
End of Transaction
A student who has already completed all the academic requirements with no
grades below 2.0, passed the comprehensive examination, passed the thesis
oral examination (for the Thesis Program) and cleared of all accountabilities
shall submit his application for graduation.
A student who has already completed all academic and other requirements
prescribed by the Open University, met the minimum one-year residence and
cleared of all accountabilities can shall submit his application for graduation.
FEE/S:
• Application for Graduation - Php 150.00
• Graduation Fee – P 600.00
• Diploma – P 200.00
• TOR (Undergraduate) – P 350.00
• TOR (Graduate/Post Baccalaureate) – P 250.00 for 1st page/ P 200.00 per
exceeding page
• Certification of Graduation – P 150.00
• Memorabilia – P 1,200.00
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• Scannable fee – P 60.00
• Alumni fee – P 350.00
• Graduation Picture – P 100.00
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Certificate of receipt
Candidacy (COC),
processing of
general clearance
and payment of
graduation FEE.
End of Transaction
DIPLOMA
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A diploma is issued to a student who has submitted a duly
accomplished General Clearance together with the proof of payment to the OU
Registrar’s Office.
CERTIFICATION
A student can apply for the certifications provided a duly accomplished
General Clearance is submitted together with the proof of payment to the OU
Registrar’s Office. A certification will be released to a proxy with authorization
from the student concerned together with her Identification Card.
HONORABLE DISMISSAL
An Honorable Dismissal shall be issued to a student who voluntarily
withdraws from the OU for the purpose of transferring to another school shall
have to be cleared of all accountabilities before a certificate is issued to him. A
student who leaves the OU for reasons of expulsion, disciplinary action or
suspension shall not be entitled to an honourable dismissal. A student who
has been issued an honorable dismissal shall not be re-admitted to the OU.
Transcript of Records
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
End of Transaction
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OFFICE OF NON TRADITIONAL STUDY
PROGRAM (NTSP) AND EXPANDED TERTIARY
EDUCATION EQUIVALENCY AND
ACCREDITATION PROGRAM (ETEEAP)
NTSP is a self-study program wherein the student's educational background,
work experiences and achievements are evaluated and accredited through a rating
system that leads to the completion of an undergraduate and graduate degree.
A self-paced study program wherein modules, independent researches and
other instructional materials are laid down by the school and administered by
learning facilitators who help enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of the
students. A final requirement is a research paper based on his field of work.
The Unit carries two (2) types of program for prospective students to obtain
either a bachelor (undergraduate) or a postgraduate degree on a tutorial basis
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SERVICE/S OFFERED:
A. ADMISSION
• Admission for ETEEAP CLIENTS per E.O. 330
• Admission for NON TRADITIONAL CLIENTS (1984 BOR Approved)
B. ENROLLMENT
C. GRADUATION
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ADMISSION
• ADMISSION FOR ETEEAP CLIENTS PER E.O.330
FEE:
Assessment fee: Php 3,200.00
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ADMISSION FOR ETEEAP CLIENTS PER E.O.330
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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certificate of
participation
and/or
• attendance to
conference,
seminar,
training/workshop,
• award/recognition
received in
relevant areas of
specialization;
• 2 pieces of latest
2x2 colored
picture with white
background ;
• original NSO
authenticated
birth certificate;
• original NSO
authenticated
marriage
certificate for
female applicant;
• medical
certificate/
clearance
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assessment
End of Transaction
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ADMISSION for NON TRADITIONAL CLIENTS
FEE:
Assessment fee: Php 3,200.00 – undergraduate program
Php 5,400.00 – Master’s degree program
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
1. Submit letter Office of NTSP and 4th Floor, 10 minutes • Two (2) sets of :
of intent to ETEEAP NALLRC, letter of intent to
enroll, Bldg., Sta. avail the program
together with Mesa, addressed to the
the other Manila University
documents/pr President through
oofs relevant the Executive Vice
to the desired President and the
course/progra Director of NTSP
m and ETEEAP,
• recommendation/
endorsement of
three (3) notable
persons;
• curriculum vitae;
• original transcript
of record;
• description of
subjects taken
from previous
school;
• honorable
dismissal from the
school last
attended;
• service record or
employment
certificate;
• employment
history with
position level/title
and job
description/ duties
and
responsibilities per
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position held;
• certificate of
participation
and/or attendance
to conference,
seminar, training/
workshop
• certificate of
award/recognition
received in
relevant areas of
specialization;
• 2 pieces of latest
2x2 colored
picture with white
background ;
• original NSO
authenticated
birth certificate;
• original NSO
authenticated
marriage
certificate for
female applicant;
• medical
certificate/
clearance
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accreditation
and
competency
assessment
End of Transaction
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ENROLLMENT
• ENROLLMENT FOR BOTH ETEEAP AND NON TRADITIONAL STUDIES
FEE:
Php 3,750.00 per 3 units, Undergraduate program
Php 6, 750.00 per 3 units, Master’s program
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2. Proceed to the Accounting Staff Ground 30 mins. • Registration card
Accounting Floor,
Department, South Wing
Student
Services Section
for assessment
of FEE.
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
a. MASTER’S DEGREE
A student who has already completed all the academic requirements with no
grade below 2.0, passed the thesis oral examination and cleared of all
accountabilities shall submit his application for graduation.
b. BACCALUAREATE DEGREE
FEES:
• Application for Graduation - Php 150.00
• Graduation Fee – P 600.00
• Diploma – P 200.00
• TOR (Undergraduate) – P 350.00
• TOR (Graduate) – P 250.00 for 1st page/ P 200.00 per exceeding page
• Certification of Graduation – P 150.00
• Memorabilia – P 1,200.00
• Scannable fee – P 60.00
• Alumni fee – P 350.00
• Graduation Picture – P 100.00
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TOTAL PROCESSING TIME: Application: 30 minutes
Result of Evaluation: Varies
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APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION
GRADUATION
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
3 Proceed to the Office Office of NTSP 4th Floor, 5 mins. • Application for
of NTSP and ETEEAP and ETEEAP NALLRC graduation form
for the submission of and receipt
the Application for
Graduation and proof
of payment.
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6 Submit the general Office of NTSP 4th Floor, 6 months • Certificate of
clearance, receipt of and ETEEAP NALLRC Candidacy (COC),
payment, and dummy General
diploma after the
clearance,
graduation for
receipt, dummy
processing of TOR,
diploma and all
Diploma and other
requested credentials. other
requirements
End of Transaction
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OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
The Office International Affairs, takes the pivotal role in the processing of:
• foreign student application to the University and
• academic exchanges, agreements, and networking programs with equally
reputable higher education institution and organizations abroad.
SERVICE/S OFFERED:
INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP
PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT/ LINKAGE
LINKAGE
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FOREIGN STUDENT APPLICATION
• ADMISSION
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
The Office of International Affairs facilitates the application, initial assessment of
credentials for evaluation in the desired program of the foreign student applicant,
acceptance in the program, securing the Notice of Acceptance (NOA) from the
University Registrar and conversion of student visa /special study permit at the
Bureau of Immigration.
FEE:
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ADMISSION
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
LOCATIO
OFFICE/PERSO DURATIO DOCUMENTARY
STEP/S TO FOLLOW N OF
N RESPONSIBLE N REQUIREMENTS
OFFICE
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or legal
residence;
• Personal History
statement with
passport photo
and left and
right thumb
mark
( six copies)
• A Notarized
Affidavit of
Support
including bank
statements,
notarized notice
of grant for
institutional
scholars to cover
expenses for the
student's
accommodation
and subsistence,
as well as other
school dues and
other incidental
expenses
• Duly
authenticated
police
clearance/
Certificate of
Non-Criminality
3. Interview/evaluatio Director, OIA OIA, 2nd 30 • Duly
n by the College floor, minutes to accomplished
Dean/Chair to South 1 hour PUP OIA
determine if the Dean/Chair of Wing, PUP Application form
applicant the College Main for foreign
substantially meets where the Bldg. student
the entrance program is
requirements of the offered
program applied for.
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4. Take prescribed Dean/Chair of West 1-2 hours • College/Graduat
evaluation or the College Wing e School
entrance where the Ground Admission
examination program is Flr. Rm Requirements
offered or 115
Graduate OR
School Registrar
in the case of Registrar,
the graduate Graduate
programs School M.
H. Del
Pilar
Campus
5. Submit credentials Director, OIA West 20-30 • All documentary
to the Office of Wing minutes requirements
University Registrar Ground
(OUR) thru OIA University Flr. Rm
Registrar 115
End of Transaction
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STUDENT VISA CONVERSION/SPECIAL
CONVERSION/SPECIAL STUDY PERMIT
PERMIT
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
The Office of International Affairs facilitates the submission of the Notice of
Acceptance (NOA) and credentials to the Bureau of Immigration (BI) for the
issuance of student visa or special student permit.
FEES:
Php 6, 550.00 Student Visa Conversion Fee - Bureau of Immigration
Php ______ PUP Facilitation Fee
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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of the
applicant’s
status signed by
the School
Registrar
• Original copy of
Medical
Certificate
issued by the
Bureau of
Quarantine and
International
Health
Surveillance or
a government
medical
institution with
competence to
certify that the
applicant is not
afflicted with
any dangerous,
contagious or
loathsome
disease and is
mentally fit
• Photocopy of
applicant’s
passport (bio-
page,latest
admission and
authorized
stay) and
Bureau of
Immigration
stamp
• National
Intelligence
Coordinating
Agency (NICA)
Clearance
• Bureau of
Immigration
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(BI) Clearance
Certificate
End of Transaction
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APPLICATION FOR INTENSIVE
INTENSIVE ENGLISH COURSE
FEE:
$ 500 (200- hour Intensive English Course)
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INTENSIVE ENGLISH COURSE
COURSE
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
1. Present Student Director, OIA OIA, 2nd Flr., 10 mins. • Student Visa
Visa to the OIA South Wing,
to secure PUP Main
ENGLISH Bldg.
PLACEMENT
TEST schedule
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receipt
End of Transaction
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ENROLLMENT
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
The Office of International Affairs (OIA) informs the Office of the University
Registrar (OUR) of the completion of the Intensive English Course and refers the
student to the college for advising and ENROLLMENT of subjects, assessment of
FEE , payment and issuance of registration certificate.
FEE:
Undergraduate:
$500/semester
Graduate:
S$1,000/semester
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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RENEWAL/EXTENSION OF STUDENT VISA
FEES:
Php 3, 520 – Extension/Renewal Fee
Php _____ - PUP Facilitation Fee
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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the same
End of Transaction
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INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT /
LINKAGES
DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE:
OIA initiates and facilitates the collaboration between PUP and foreign institution,
signing of Memorandum of Agreement and follows through its implementation.
FEE:
N/A
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
3. OIA secures copy Director, OIA OIA, 2nd One (1) • Memorandum of
of Flr., South week to Agreement
comments/feedb Wing, PUP one(1)
ack from the PUP President Main Bldg. month
Legal Office and
Office of
sends to partner the
institution and
President
the Office of the
PUP President for
further
comments,
amendments or
approval
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4. Upon agreement Director, OIA and OIA, 2nd One week to • Final Draft of
on the final draft, partner Flr., South one(1) MOA
the OIA and its institution Wing, PUP month
counterpart from Main Bldg.
the partner
institution,
schedule MOA
signing by the
Presidents of the
two institutions.
5. MOA Signing and Director, OIA and Agreed Three(3) to • Final copies of
Fellowship partner upon Four (4) MOA (4) for
institution venue and hours signature
schedule
End of Transaction
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PUP GRADUATE SCHOOL
As center of graduate education, the PUP Graduate School is committed to
foster excellence in instruction, research, extension, community service, production,
industry-academe partnerships, local and international linkages, and stakeholder
empowerment.
The PUP Graduate School has avowed functions to provide advanced
professional studies leading to doctoral degrees and master’s degrees in specialized
fields.
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ADMISSION
ADMISSION
Description of Service:
The Graduate School Admission Office processes and facilitates the
applications of bachelor’s degree holders (for master’s) and master’s degree
holders (for doctorate) who passed the Graduate School Entrance Examination
(GSEE) for ENROLLMENT. The Office verifies and checks the applicants’
application documents as to whether the applicant is qualified for admission or
not.
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from the Director’s Rm. 115 TOEFL Certificate or its
Office, ARO Main Campus equivalent,
Letter of Recommendation
from sponsoring Agencies
and/or from an
Embassy/Consular,
Education Certificate/
Diploma,
Personal History
Statement,
Certificate of Good Moral
Character, Bank Certificate
Medical Clearance,
2 pcs. 2x2 photos with
white background, and
Alien Certificate of
Registration
REGISTRATION
Description of Service:
The Graduate School Registrar’s Office processes and facilitates the
ENROLLMENT of freshmen, old students, returning and transferees.
ENROLLMENT
ENROLLMENT OF FRESHMEN GRADUATE PROGRAMS
SCHEDULE OF AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE:
ENROLLMENT period before the start of every semester and summer.
Fees:
Master’s Programs - P200.00 per unit
Doctoral Programs - P250.00 per unit
Processing Time:
Interview/advising - 30 minutes
Tagging of subjects - 15 minutes
Payment of fees - 15 minutes
Printing & validation
of registration cert. - 10 minutes
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
OFFICE/PERSO
LOCATION OF DOCUMENTS
STEP/S TO FOLLOW N
OFFICE REQUIRED
RESPONSIBLE
1. Visit the PUP
Website for the result
of the Entrance
Applicant www.pup.edu.ph
Examination and on-
line confirmation of
ENROLLMENT
2. Download and print
the admission record,
pre-registration form,
enrollment Applicant www.pup.edu.ph
procedures and list of
ENROLLMENT
requirements.
3. Go to the GS
Registrar’s Office for GS Bldg. , G/F
submission of the M.H. Del Pilar Required documents as
original documents GS Staff Campus indicated in your
and issuance of Sta. Mesa, confirmation slip
Approval for Manila
ENROLLMENT .
4. Go to the Program
Chairperson for GS classrooms,
interview and Program Chair GS Bldg. Pre-registration form
M.H. Del Pilar
advising of subjects Campus
to be enrolled.
5. Proceed to the
GSMIS or designated GSMIS Room/
IT Personnel Approved pre-registration
room for tagging of IT Center
the subjects.
6. Proceed to the Fund
Management Office Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/
Approved pre-registration
(Cashier’s Office) for Cashier’s Office F, Main campus
payment of fees
7. Go back to the
GSMIS Room for GSMIS Room
GS Bldg. , G/F Official Receipt of
printing of the GSMIS Staff
M.H. Del Pilar payment
Registration Campus
Certificate
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ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS WITH
STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS) ACCOUNT
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ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS – MANUAL PROCESSING (NON-SIS
ACCOUNT)
SCHEDULE OF AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE:
During ENROLLMENT period of every semester and summer.
Fees:
Master’s Programs - P200.00 per unit
Doctoral Programs - P250.00 per unit
Processing Time:
Advising/Pre-registration - 10 to 15 min.
Issuance of registration cert. - 5 to 10 min.
Payment of fees - 15 to 30 min.
Validation of Registration
Cert. & issuance of classcards - 3 to 5 min.
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6. Proceed to the GS
Registrar’s Office for GS Bldg. , G/F Official receipt of payment
validation of the M.H. Del Pilar
GS Staff Registration certificate
Registration Card and Campus
Sta. Mesa, Manila (Registrar’s copy)
issuance of
classcards.
RE-
RE-ADMISSION
Description of Service
2. Go to the Office of
the Dean for the Dean’s Office Letter of Intent as
approval of the GS Dean GS Bldg., G/F
returnee student
request for M.H. Del Pilar
Campus
Re-admission letter
readmission
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3. Go to the GS
Registrar’s Office
for academic GS Bldg.
evaluation and M.H. Del Pilar Approved application
GS Registrar
recommendation & Campus for re-admission
Sta. Mesa, Manila
approval for re-
admission
4. Go to the GS
Library and GS Library
Accounting Office GS Librarian
Ground Floor, Clearance form
for the signing of Accounting Staff
South Wing
clearance
5. Go to the Fund
Management Office South Wing, G/
Collecting Officer,
for payment of re- F, Main Signed clearance
Cashier’s Office
admission fee campus
6. Go to the Program
Chair for evaluation
Approved application for
and advise on the
Program Chair re-admission and pre-
subjects to be registration form
enrolled
CROSS ENROLLMENT
Description of Service:
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Processing Time: 10 to 20 minutes
2. Proceed to the
Program Chair for
the recommend-
ation of approval of Approved request for
Program Chair
the request and the cross-enrollment
subjects to be
enrolled.
3. Go back to the
Registrar’s Office for GS Bldg. , G/F
M.H. Del Pilar Approved request for
issuance of Permit GS Registrar
Campus cross-enrollment
to cross-enroll Sta. Mesa, Manila
ACCREDITATION OF SUBJECT/S
SUBJECT/S TAKEN IN OTHER
OTHER
SCHOOLS
Description of Service
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For Doctorate - P250.00/unit
2. Proceed to the
respective Program • Accreditation letter
chair for the • Certification of grades or
recommendation/ transfer credential from
approval for Program Chair last school attended
accreditation of the • Subject description from
subjects taken from college/university last
attended
another school
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COMPLETION OF GRADES
Description of Service
A grade of Incomplete (Inc.) is given to a student whose course work is not
completed at the time the grade was submitted. An “Incomplete” (Inc.) grade
must be completed within a period of one (1) year from the semester/term the
Inc. grade was incurred. After a year, the student is required to repeat the
course or it remains “Inc.” and will earn no credit (“NC”).
3. Proceed to the
Course Professor for
completion of the Completion form and
Course Professor
incomplete grade for Receipt of payment
the subject
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approved completion
form.
Changing of Subject
A change of subject, load, or course may be allowed for a valid reason upon
prior endorsement of the Program Chair and approval of the Dean.
Dropping of Subjects
With the consent of the faculty member and the Dean of the Graduate School,
a student may drop a subject/ course anytime before the mid-term examinations
by accomplishing the Application for Change of ENROLLMENT (ACE) form and
submitting it to the Registrar’s Office for record purposes. Unauthorized
dropping of subject may result to a grade of 5.0 or Failed.
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3. Proceed to the
Course Professor for
signature indicating Application for Change of
Professor’s
the subjects to be Course Professor ENROLLMENT (ACE)
Room
changed, dropped or Form
added.
4. Go to the GS Dean
for approval of the Dean’s Office ACE form signed by
GS Dean
ACE form. GS Bldg. , G/F concerned Professor
5. Go back to the GS
Office for GS Bldg. , G/F Approved ACE form and
acknowledgement of M.H. Del Pilar
GS Staff Official Receipt of
the approved ACE Campus
Sta. Mesa, Manila payment
form.
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present Campus
course/program for
release.
3. Go to the Program
Chair of the desired
Program Chair Current Program Chair’s
course/ program for release note
acceptance.
4. If approved, proceed
to the Cashier’s
Office for payment of
Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/
the Change of Order of payment
Cashier’s Office F, Main campus
curriculum/ shifting
fee.
5. Go back to the GS
Registrar’s Office for
acknowledgement of GS Bldg. , G/F
Approved application for
M.H. Del Pilar
the approved GS Staff shifting & Official Receipt
Campus
application for of payment
shifting.
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Program Chair for GS Bldg. , G/F Studies
approval of the M.H. Del Pilar
request for shifting to Campus
non-thesis
3. If approved, pay the
Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/ Approved letter/order of
Change of curriculum/
Cashier’s Office F, Main campus payment
shifting fee.
4. Go back to the GS
Registrar’s Office for GS Bldg. , G/F Approved application for
M.H. Del Pilar
acknowledgement of GS Staff Campus
shifting and Official
the approved Receipt of payment
application for shifting.
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
Description of Service
The Graduate School Office processes and facilitates the applications for
comprehensive examination. It also supervises the administering of comprehensive
examination activities.
The student takes a comprehensive examination after completion of his/her course
requirements. A student who fails the examination will have to take another
examination. A second failure will mean his/her taking the examination again but only
after taking the required additional courses of six (6) units.
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2. Accomplish the form
and attach updated Application form and
Applicant
program of studies. program of studies
3. Submit the
accomplished
application form
GS Bldg. , G/F Accomplished form and
together with the
GS Staff M.H. Del Pilar updated program of
updated program of Campus studies
studies to the GS
Office.
4. The GS staff
processes &
evaluates records of
applicants for GS Bldg., G/F
comprehensive exam M.H. Del Pilar Applicant’s scholastic
GS Registrar Campus
and endorses the records/envelope
same to the
Chairperson for
approval.
5. The GS office
announces/ posts the GS Bldg. , G/F Evaluated records of
list of qualified GS Registrar M.H. Del Pilar
Campus
applicant
examinees.
6. Proceed to the
Cashier’s Office for
payment of Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/
Payment order
comprehensive exam Cashier’s Office F, Main campus
fee.
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evaluates the scholastic records for completion of curriculum requirements and
candidacy toward a certain degree.
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University Academic
Council meeting for
approval.
8. The GS Registrar
issues Certificate of Complete scholastic
Candidacy to GS Bldg. , G/F records,
candidates who have GS Registrar M.H. Del Pilar copies of research
complied with the Campus project & other academic
academic requirements
requirements
PROCESSING OF CREDENTIALS
Transcript of Records (For Undergraduates)
Description of Service
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TOR original TOR (w/
remarks: copy for PUP,
orig. NSO-copy of Birth
Certificate, 2 (2x2) latest
ID pictures (w/ white
background)
5. GS staff retrieves
applicant’s records/
GS Bldg. , G/F
envelope for updating/
GS Staff M.H. Del Pilar -do-
posting of grades and
Campus
encoding of scholastic
records
6. The GS Registrar
GS Bldg. , G/F
verifies/prints
GS Registrar M.H. Del Pilar
student’s scholastic
Campus
records
7. The GS Registrar
forwards the request
GS Bldg. , G/F
for TOR to the Office Student’s
GS Registrar M.H. Del Pilar
of the University envelope/records
Campus
Registrar for
processing
8. Claim the requested
Registrar’s
TOR at the Office of
Applicant Office Claim Stub
the University
South Wing, G/F
Registrar
Honorable Dismissal
Description of Service
Processing Time:
H.D. - one (1) day
TOR - one to two months
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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OFFICE/PERSO
LOCATION OF DOCUMENTS
STEP/S TO FOLLOW N
OFFICE REQUIRED
RESPONSIBLE
1. Get the Gen. GS Bldg. , G/F
Clearance form at the GS Registrar Staff M.H. Del Pilar
GS Registrar’s Office. Campus
9. Go to the GS Library, GS Librarian
Legal, Accounting, GS Library
Legal office staff,
and Internal Audit Accounting staff, PUP Main Clearance form
Office for the signing Internal Audit staff Campus
of clearance.
2. Proceed to the
Cashier’s Office for Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/ Accomplished/ signed
the payment of Cashier’s Office F, Main campus clearance form
Honorable dismissal
3. Go back to the GS
Registrar’s Office for GS Bldg. , G/F Signed clearance form
the filing of the request Applicant M.H. Del Pilar and Official Receipt of
for HD and Transcript Campus payment
of Records
4. The GS Registrar
GS Bldg. , G/F
issues the Honorable
GS Registrar M.H. Del Pilar
Dismissal to the
Campus
student.
5. Student submits the
HD to the school
Certificate of Honorable
where he/she will be Applicant
Dismissal
transferring to for the
Registrar’s signature
Certification
Description of Service
The Registrar office issues certification of grades and other related
certifications to students who are requesting for the said documents.
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
OFFICE/PERSO
LOCATION OF DOCUMENTS
STEP/S TO FOLLOW N
OFFICE REQUIRED
RESPONSIBLE
1. Secure an Application/ GS Bldg. , G/F
Clearance form at the Applicant M.H. Del Pilar
GS Office. Campus
2. Go to the GS Library GS Library
and Accounting Office GS Librarian and
PUP Main Clearance form
for the signing of Accounting staff
clearance. Campus
3. Proceed to the
Cashier’s Office for Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/
Signed Clearance form
the payment of Cashier’s Office F, Main campus
Certification fee
4. Go back to the GS
GS Bldg. , G/F Clearance together with
Registrar’s Office for
Applicant M.H. Del Pilar the Official Receipt of
filing of the request for
Campus payment
Certification
5. GS staff retrieves
applicant’s records/
GS Bldg. , G/F Clearance together with
envelope for updating/
GS Staff M.H. Del Pilar the Official Receipt of
posting of grades and
Campus payment
encoding of the
certification.
6. The GS staff forwards
the encoded
GS Bldg. , G/F Clearance, Official
certification to the
GS Registrar M.H. Del Pilar Receipt of payment &
Registrar for
Campus Scholastic Record
verification and
signature
7. Claim the requested Registrar’s
certification at the GS Applicant Office Claim Stub
Office South Wing, G/F
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INSTITUTE FOR DATA AND STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS
The Institute for Data and Statistical Analysis (IDSA) has been created to
respond to the need for a responsible data processing and analysis of faculty and
institutional researches, undergraduate and graduate theses and dissertations, and
researches of non-PUP clients.
Fees:
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South Wing, Office
Academic
Building
Claim the results Chief, Statistical IDSA Office, 3rd Official receipt
of statistical Consultancy floor, South Wing,
analysis and Section Academic
Certification from Building
IDSA
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Appendix
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