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Admission Guidelines 1st Sem AY 2021 v27022021
Admission Guidelines 1st Sem AY 2021 v27022021
The University adopts as a matter of policy inclusive education. Its admission policy is
founded on the thrust to welcome diversity amongst all learners by providing equitable access
to learning and opportunities to harness their potentials as Lifelong Learners.
With the view of determining the aptitude of the applicant for the program applied for
in lieu of a college aptitude examination this time of the pandemic, the following are the
simplified and streamlined general requirements that each applicant will submit upon
application:
e. A Personal Statement of not less than 200 words. This will enable the
Department/Program Chairs to get to know the applicant and be able to assess
his or her motivation and readiness to enroll in the Program. The Personal
Statement shall be submitted in Microsoft Word format and shall be
accompanied with a Statement of Originality and Sole Authorship (not to be
included in the word count). The Statement of Originality and Sole Authorship is
the applicant’s solemn attestation to the Office of the Department Chair that the
piece is his or her own work.
f. Essay Test (follow instructions prompted in the ISMIS)
C. Transferee Applicants:
the applicant’s solemn attestation to the Office of the Department Chair that the
piece is his or her own work.
e. Clearance from Office of Student Affairs (OSA), University of San Carlos
D. JD Applicants
a. Transcript of Records;
c. Personal Statement in not more than 1,000 words that will enable the Dean’s
Office to get to know the applicant and assess his or her readiness to enroll in
the law program. The Personal Statement shall be submitted in Microsoft Word
format and shall indicate the applicant’s desired law program (ie., whether JDWT
or JDNT). It shall likewise be accompanied with a Statement of Originality and
Sole Authorship (not to be included in the word count). The Statement of
Originality and Sole Authorship is applicant’s solemn attestation to the Dean’s
Office that the Personal Statement is his or her own work.
General Instructions