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To date, the Isabela State University system maintains nine campuses

           and  two  satellite  extension  campuses  that  are  strategically  positioned  in
           Isabela,  the  second  largest  province  in  the  country,  comprising  of  34

           municipalities and  3 cities: 1 independent and 2 component cities. These
           campuses are also straddling along the Region’s “Midrib-Peripheral Growth

           Centers and Socio-Economic Development Zone” where the major urban and
           commercial centers of the region ply their trades. This is aside from having
           an  edge  of  strategic  proximity  to  the  site  of  the  Regional  Agro-Industrial

           Center in Cauayan City, and its accessibility to Santa Ana in Cagayan, a special
           economic  zone  and  entry  point  of  International  trade  in  Cagayan  Valley.

           Likewise, the campuses lie within the periphery of Tuguegarao and Santiago
           Cities, respectively, the commercial and financial hubs of Region 02.


                  Forty  years  since  its  inception,  the  University  has  undoubtedly

           metamorphosed into a highly credible Higher Education Institution (HEI). Its
           enrollment is remarkably and consistently increasing, though its momentum
           was interrupted by the implementation of the K-to-12 Program. It is, likewise,

           continuously producing national topnotchers in licensure examinations.


                  The  Isabela  State  University  has  been  named  as  one  among  the  21
           leading SUCs in the Philippines. It is similarly recognized as one of the few

           level IV SUCs in the country. Now, it focuses on attaining loftier position with
           respect to SUC Levelling.


                   It  is  highly  notable  that  the  Isabela  State  University  has  recently
           assumed lead roles in Research not only in the country, but also in Asia. It is

           currently serving as the host or base agency of two regional research centers,
           namely, the Higher Education Regional Research Center (HERRC) under the

           Commission  on  Higher  Education;  and  the  Cagayan  Valley  Agricultural
           Resources Research and Development (CVARRD) under PCARRD-DOST. Being

           chosen as the base agency is a recognition of the University being well-known
           as  among  the  HEIs  in  the  Region  in  terms  of  its  capability  in  research

           management and scientific undertakings. At present, the University is a home
           of  17  Research  and  Development  Centers  and  Laboratories,  a  concrete
           testament  of  its  formidable  and  impressive  Research  and  Development

           capabilities.



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