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PROGRAM PERFORMANCE PROFILE
2. Student who has 21 units or fewer academic units remaining in their
curriculum will be allowed to re-enroll despite reaching the academic
deficiency limits.
3. No readmission of disqualified students shall be considered by the
Office of the University Registrar without favorable recommendation of
the Readmission Committee composed of the College Registrar as
chairman, the guidance counselor, the chairman of the department
where they are enrolled and one faculty member designated by the
College Dean concerned as members.
4. The Office of the University Registrar shall notify the student of his
academic deficiency status every end of the semester or before
enrollment.
The Admission Policies are discussed during the campaign activities of
the Office of Student Affairs and Services while the retention policies are part of
the orientation programs held every start of the school semesters.
Present the summary of enrolment, transferees (incoming and outgoing),
course shifters, returning students, drop-outs and graduates per semester in
the last 6 terms.
See Trece Enrollment History
Describe other Student Services.
See Annual Reports
Present the number of students per field of specialization (if applicable)
See Trece Enrollment History
Describe policies and guidelines on academic scholarships, grants and other
forms of financial assistance.
SCHOLARSHIP and FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES
One of the development targets of the University for 2009-2012 is to attract
the best and brightest students in the country.
Area IV: Support to Students
