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Provided, however, that full or partial scholarships are granted
to those not being supported by another agency or institution.
A University (or full) and a College (or partial) scholarships shall
be valid only for one semester, but shall be renewable for the
succeeding semester if the student meets the conditions prescribed.
Scholarships in the high school shall be governed by separate
rules and regulations promulgated by the University subject to the
approval by the Board of Regents

Section 3. Suspension of Classes
a) Authority to Suspend Classes. The University President
has the final authority to suspend classes throughout
the University including all units or branches, or he may
suspend classes in specific units or campuses for specified
periods of time. Suspension of classes does not mean that
faculty and employees will not report for duty.
The suspension, dismissal or postponement of classes in
any academic unit by the dean concerned should have
previous authority from the President except in emergency
cases when the dean or campus administrator immediately
issue an order for the suspension of classes after which he
shall make a report to the President on the circumstances
which compelled such action.
b) Bases of Suspension of Classes. Classes are suspended
primarily to assure the safety of students upon the advent,
usually unexpected calamities, and forces of nature such as
typhoons, earthquakes and tsunamis.
With respect to typhoons, classes will be suspended
upon advice of the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and
Astronomical Services Authority (PAG-ASA) whenever the
typhoon is of sufficient intensity to make it advisable to
suspend classes in the elementary grade and moreover when
the approach of the typhoon becomes more definitely
pronounced as to require suspension of classes in the high
school and collegiate levels as well. Aside from such official
announcements to be made, classes may be considered
automatically suspended in the elementary grades when reports
throughout the mass media confirm the raising of Typhoon
Signal No.2, the suspension to apply furthermore to all high
school and collegiate levels if typhoon signal is raised to
Typhoon Signal No. 3.

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