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                        3.18.4.4. Philippine Veterans Affairs (PVA);
                        3.18.4.5. Tertiary Education Assistance Program (TEAP);
                        3.18.4.6. President Diosdado Macapagal Agrarian Scholarship Program (PDMASP);
                        3.18.4.7. National Commission on Indigenous People (NCIP);
                        3.18.4.8. The CHED-SSGP;
                        3.18.4.9. CHED Scholarship under the Congressman;
                        3.18.4.10. PNP; and
                        3.18.4.11. Office of the President Assistance Program (OPAP)
                        3.18.4.12. TESDA Scholarship
                        3.18.4.13. Other newly approved government scholarships

                        3.18.5. Presidential Decree No. 577 Scholarship.  This decree provides the following:
                        3.18.5.1. Education benefit shall be extended to one dependent of military personnel who die or
                                   become incapacitated in line of duty.
                        3.18.5.2. This benefit shall be good for ten (10) school years and it shall be transferable to any
                                   of the dependents of the military personnel: Provided that it will not exceed ten (10)
                                   school years.
                        3.18.5.3. This benefit shall be without prejudice to other educational benefits being enjoyed by
                                   the military personnel or his dependents, provided that the grantee shall not enjoy
                                   more than one (1) scholarship at one time.
                        3.18.5.4. Grantees shall not be transferees from other school prior to grant of their benefit.  The
                                   scholarship is only for those who are graduating from any school level to the next
                                   level.

                        3.18.6. Land Donors. Stipulated privileges for land donors under Board resolution 136, s. 1987.

                              Free Schooling for Children:
                        3.18.6.1. Donors of land that measures less than one-half (1/2) of a hectare may have one child
                                   enjoy a free secondary or tertiary education if the child studies in any of the IFSU
                                   Campuses.
                        3.18.6.2. Children of land donors of more than one-half (1/2) hectare studying in IFSU may enjoy
                                   the free  tuition fee in the collegiate level and/or 50% discount on tuition fee in the
                                   graduate level. The number of which is categorized as follows:

                                     AREA DONATED (in ha.)       No. of Child Entitled
                                         ½  to 3                         1
                                         More than 3 to 6                2
                                         More than 6 to  12              3
                                         More than 12 to 20              4
                                         More than 20                    5

                        3.18.6.3. Provisions:
                        3.18.6.3.1. Childless donors and those whose number of children is less than what is allowed
                                       them (as above) may recommend any other relative to enjoy the privilege.
                        3.18.6.3.2. Students granted the above privilege should enjoy the same only for the length of
                                       period normally prescribed for their course. An extension maybe granted by the

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