POLICY ON SCHOLARSHIP,

DISCOUNTS AND OTHER FINANCIAL

GRANTS
DYCI HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

I. SCHOLARSHIPS
The Dr. Yanga’s Colleges, Inc. High School Department awards the following
scholarships to qualified students. Unlike other institutions that provide
scholarship grants by the whichever is higher basis, the department allows all
possible scholarship grants to be availed by any qualified student as part of its
corporate social responsibility.

a. Entrance Scholarship
Upon admission to high school, valedictorians and salutatorians from duly
recognized public and private elementary schools in the country with
proper certification and/or government recognition shall be awarded this
honorific scholarships:

i. Valedictorians of a public and duly recognized private elementary

school are automatic recipients of the Education Service
Contracting (ESC) subsidy by the Funds for Assistance to Private
Education (FAPE). The remaining fees will be charged to their
entitlement of a 100% free tuition and miscellaneous fees. The
valedictorian shall also be entitled to free books for one (1) school
year.

ii. Salutatorians of a public and duly recognized private elementary

school are automatic recipients of the Education Service
Contracting (ESC) subsidy by the Funds for Assistance to Private
Education (FAPE). Salutatorians are also entitled to a 50%
discount on tuition fee for one (1) school year.

b. Government – Endorsed Scholarship

The Department of Education (DepEd) in coordination with the Fund for
Assistance to Private Education (FAPE) provides scholarship grants to
students of duly recognized private schools in the country through the
Education Service Contracting (ESC). A certain portion of the tuition fee
of a qualified ESC grantee is subsidized by the government. The amount
of subsidy is based on prescribed allocation by the DepEd. Presently, the
ESC subsidy is PHP7500.00 per student.
 The number of ESC slots that a duly recognized private school can offer
depends on the allocated slots given by FAPE the previous school year.
Additional slots may still be given, depending on FAPE and/or DepEd
evaluation.

Allotment of the prescribed slots to incoming Grade 7 students is directed

by the DYCI Administration in a first come, first serve basis.

Standing policies and regulations in maintaining ESC grants for students

apply and must solely be based on Government Assistance to Students and
Teachers in Private Education (GASTPE) circulars.

c. Academic Scholarship
Academic scholarships are given to overall TOP 10 students who have
exemplified excellent academic performance at the end of every school
year.

Overall Top 10 students at the end of every school year shall retain their
ESC slot should they have any, and be granted 100% discount on tuition
and miscellaneous fees and free books for one (1) school year.

II. DISCOUNTS
Discounts are given to students based on either or all of the following
circumstances:

a. Alumni Discount
i. Students who graduated from the Dr. Yanga’s Colleges, Inc. Grade
School Department shall be granted discount on tuition fees for
every school year to wit:
1. Students who finished grade 1 to grade 6 – 20% discount
on tuition fee
2. Students who finished grade 2 to grade 6 – 15% discount
on tuition fee
3. Students who finished grade 3 to grade 6 – 15% discount
on tuition fee
4. Students who finished grade 4 to grade 6 – 10% discount
on tuition fee
5. Students who finished grade 5 to grade 6 – 10% discount
on tuition fee
6. Students who finished grade 6 – 5% discount on tuition fee

ii. Students whose parents graduated from Dr. Yanga’s Colleges, Inc.
High School Department may avail either of the following:

1. one (1) parent – 5% discount on tuition fee of one of the

children studying in DYCI
 2. both parents – 10% discount on tuition fee of one of the
children studying in DYCI
b. Sibling Discount
Sibling Discount is given as incentives to parents who have a number of
children studying at DYCI. This includes children studying in College,
High School, and/or Grade School. Percentages of sibling discount
follows:

i. Two (2) Children – 10% discount on the tuition fee of the 2nd child

ii. Three (3) Children – 15% discount on the tuition fee of the 3 rd
child and 10% discount on the tuition fee of the 2nd child.

iii. Four (4) Children – 20% discount on the tuition fee of the 4th child,
15% discount on the tuition fee of the 3 rd child and 10% discount
on the tuition fee of the 2nd child.

iv. Five (5) Children – 25% discount on the tuition fee of the 5 th child,
20% discount on the tuition fee of the 4th child, 15% discount on
the tuition fee of the 3rd child and 10% discount on the tuition fee
of the 2nd child.

c. Brass Band Discount

In honor of the memory of Dr. Ismael Yanga, Sr., DYCI encourages
membership of able and competent students in the DYCI Brass Band.
Members of the Brass Band shall be entitled to a privileged discount on
tuition fee. The amount of discount shall depend on the assessment of the
brass band conductor and upon approval of the VP for Basic Education.

d. DYCI Employee Discount

DYCI Employees, whose employment status is permanent or regular, shall
be entitled to privilege discounts as follows:

i. Children – 50% discount on tuition fee

ii. Sibling – 25% discount on tuition fee

III. GRANTS

a. The SAGIP-ARAL Grant

 The Sagip-Aral program is already a long-running outreach program of
DYCI High School students that aim to expose students to the needs of
their co-students. Through their small, voluntary contributions they are big
help to making their less privilege co-students continue their studies in
DYCI.

A selection committee, mainly composed of staff from the Registrar’s

Office, Guidance and Prefect of Discipline Office and the Finance Office,
screen student application for the Sagip-Aral Program. Interviews with
students and or parents may be conducted if necessary.

Amount of grants depend on the evaluation of the selection committee.

However, none is deemed small since the fund came from voluntary
contributions of students.

b. Philanthropic Grants
Philanthropic Grants are given to deserving students who have been
provided with all possible grants as mentioned above and still cannot
continue schooling at DYCI.

Philanthropic individuals/institutions donate certain amount of money and

this is used to subsidize the schooling of the student chosen by the
selection committee in-charge of the Sagip-Aral Program.

In some cases, philanthropic individuals/institutions already have specific

students to sponsor upon their own assessment.