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PROGRAM PERFORMANCE PROFILE

C) To develop advocacy for its rural and development program for the

enhancement of health awareness of community through the following:

c.1 conduct or attend different outreach lectures, conferences, seminars

on health related issues in coordination with the different health agencies

of the government.

Guideline on Medical and Dental Examination

Section 1. Student. All new students enrolling at the University are required to

undergo physical and dental examination to determine the fitness to perform

various school activities. These are normally schedule in April and May for first

semester enrollment and in September and October for second semester

enrollment. They are required to undergo chest X-ray and bloody typing.

Old students should submit the results of medical/dental examination

done in the first semester as requirement for the second semester enrollment.

The annual schedule of their examination shall be as follows:

Sophomore - June to August 15

Junior - August 16 to September 15

Senior - September 16 to October 30

If upon physical examination, the student is diagnosed to be:

a. Suffering from suspicious disease, a special laboratory examination

shall be required or referred to a medical specialist for further

evaluation of his health status and medical certificate is required to

submit to determine their fitness to go on schooling.

b. Afflicted with a communicable disease especially Pulmonary

Tuberculosis shall be advised not to enroll otherwise they can submit

medical certificate coming from a medical specialist indicating that

they are physically fit to study before they can enroll at the University.

Area IV: Support to Students