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Reproduced below is the overall student financial assistance program of the University. Any
revision thereof shall be approved by the Board of Regents.

The Financial Assistance Services Unit of the Office of Student Affairs shall be responsible for the
implementation of the University Student Financial Assistance Program.

Listed below are the current types of financial assistance offered by the University. Other types
of financial assistance may be implemented later upon approval by the Board of Regents.

a. CvSU Sate Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to financially deserving students who excel in academic
performance. The grant is classified as full and partial. In order to avail the full and partial
grant, the students shall have the Grade Point Average (GPA) of 1.50 or better, and 1.51 to
2.00 respectively. Also, the scholar shall obtain a lowest grade of 2.50 in the previous
semester.

b. Honorific or Academic Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to students whose Grade Point Average (GPA) is not lower
than 1.75 and obtain a lowest grade of 2.50 in the preceding semester. The grant is
classified as full scholars with GPS of 1.50 or better and partial scholars with GPA of 1.75 to
1.51. valedictorians and salutatorians are considered entrance scholars and are entitled full
and partial scholarship, respectively.

c. Private Scholarship

This is granted to students who are selected and sponsored by private individuals and
organizations. The continuance or the default of scholarship is at the discretion of the
sponsor.

d. Endowed Scholarship

This is a scholarship set up when donors provide grant money or raise a certain amount,
which will be the principal of a scholarship fund. The earnings of the endowment be utilized
to support scholarship grants. The fund is managed by the Office-In-Charge of the University
Development Fund/Office of Student Affairs.

e. Job Experience Program (formerly known as Work for Tuition)

This is a form of student assistance extended to financially handicapped student so they
can enroll in a particular course and pay the corresponding school fees incurred for the
semester through work services rendered to the University. The number of work service
depends on the amount of fees discounted.

f. Student Assistantship