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Admissions Requirements

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The following documents shall be secured by the admissions office prior to enrollment. These documents shall be endorsed to the records office with an accompanying signed receipt at an appointed time:

For regular 1st year students

  • Original Grade 12 report card
  • Original PSA Birth Certificate (https://psahelpline.ph/)
  • Photocopy of Senior High School diploma

For Transferees

  • Honorable dismissal and transfer credentials for transferees
  • Complete records of collegiate grades certified by the school Registrar
  • Course description of subjects taken
  • Grading system in previous School

For Dual Citizens

  • Copy of Bureau of Immigration and Deportation registration/Issuance of Identification Certificate
  • Original PSA Report of Birth

For Foreign Students

  • Original Copy of Transcript of Records*
  • Copy of student permit/visa and I-card
  • Copy of the applicant’s birth certificate*
  • Copy of original passport bio-page, latest admission and authorized stay
  • For Permanent Residents: a verified Certificate of Registration from the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation

*duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service establishment located in the student’s country of origin or legal residence

Compliance with student visa requirements will resume upon orders from the Bureau of Immigration and approval from the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) on COVID-19.

For Married Students

If the applicant fails to submit any of the above requirements at the time of enrollment

  1. The applicant shall write the Admissions Head
  2. The applicant shall sign an undertaking which guarantees the submission of the missing document at a prescribed date. (Failure to abide by such undertaking shall result in the student’s voluntary withdrawal from the college).
  3. The Admissions Head confers with the Registrar regarding appeal. If approved, the Admissions Head and Registrar must sign an appeal letter.
  4. The missing document/s shall be followed up by the Records Office and must be received before midterm examination.

Transferees

  • Applicants from other Colleges and Universities must have an equivalent GPA no lower than 2.5.
  • Transferees who have been dismissed from the College or have records of academic failure, deficiency and disciplinary violations shall not qualify for acceptance to the college.
  • Appeals for reconsideration must be referred to the College Dean or the Admissions Committee which evaluates the merits of the case to reject or endorse the same to the Chairperson of course choice.
  • Students who previously attended Assumption College but left to study in another college/university and are considering re-entry shall be categorized as transferees and shall undergo the same process applicable to transferees. They must apply through the Admissions Office for re-admission.
  • A maximum number of units for crediting should be equal or less than 25% of the total number or required units in the program (MORPHE 2016) and only for those subjects where the applicant received a grade of 80% or higher.
  • Granting of credits taken from previous schools will be determined by the Registrar in consultation with the department chairperson.
  • The honorable dismissal/transfer credentials document from last school attended will be required only if the applicant is accepted and enrolls in the College.
  • All transferees are accepted on probation upon admission.
  • Transferees who had enrolled in two or more Colleges/Universities prior to Assumption College will automatically be disqualified from admission. (Except for special cases e.g.: family movement due to work assignment of parents).

Second Undergraduate Degree Students

  • Assumption College graduates who wish to take a second undergraduate degree course will follow the curriculum prescribed for the course. General Education subjects required which were already successfully taken in the first degree shall be credited.
  • College graduates from other schools who wish to earn a second undergraduate degree should submit the ff. to the Admissions Office.
  • Letter addressed to the Admissions Committee
  • Transcript of records (GPA of at least 85%)
  • Discipline record from previous counselor, adviser or dean
  • They will follow procedures for transferees
  • The application is forwarded to the Chairperson of course choice.

Re-entry Students

  • The re-entry form must be obtained from the Admissions Office. The student must be cleared by the following:
  • a. College Dean / Associate Dean
  • b. Admissions Head
  • c. Dean of Student Affairs
  • d. Chairperson
  • e. Guidance Office
  • f. Treasurer’s Office
  • g. Clinic
  • All re-entry students approved for admission shall be automatically placed on a probationary status.

Non-Catholic Students

  • Non-Catholic students may apply for admission into Assumption College. If qualified and accepted, she is required to attend Theology classes and retreats. Accepted non-Catholics are prohibited from proselytizing.

Married/Unmarried Students

  • Married women and single mothers may apply for admission into Assumption College. They follow application procedures applicable to their student status e.g. re-entry; Transferee; Second Degree.

Foreign Students

  • A non-permanent resident of the Philippines seeking admission to the College must follow the same application procedures for First Year College enrollees.
  • An applicant aged 18 years and above must show her original I-Card and student visa 9/f study permit from the Bureau of Immigration and submit photocopies of I-Card and student visa 9/f study permit
  • Those below 18 years must get a Special Study Permit (SSP) from the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation.
  • A Foreign student applicant must show her original passport and submit photocopies of passport bio-page, latest admission and authorized stay;
  • In addition, foreign students must submit:
    1. Transcript of records / scholastic records*
    2. Copy of the applicant’s birth certificate or its equivalent*
    3. For permanent residents: a verified Certificate of Registration from the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation.

*duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service establishment located in the student’s country of origin or legal residence

Compliance with student visa and special study permit (SSP) requirements will resume upon orders from the Bureau of Immigration and approval from the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) on COVID-19.

Dual Citizens

  • Dual citizens are governed by rules of Philippine citizenship
  • Dual citizens must be duly registered by the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation and have been issued an Identification Certificate (IC).

Audit Students

  • A student who enrolls in the College for audit takes sub*duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service establishment located in the student’s country of origin or legal residence acts without credit/ grade.
  • Decision for acceptance will have to be approved by the Admissions Office in consultation with the Associate Dean of course choice.

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Contact Details:
8817.0757 loc. 1057 or 8817.4856/8817.7893
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Assumption College, San Lorenzo Drive
San Lorenzo Village, Makati City 1223
Trunkline: (632)8817-0757

For Admissions Inquiry

Pre-school to Senior High School
Admissions Office Direct Line: (632)8892-6159
Mobile: Globe 09957232646
Smart 09994154039
Trunkline: (632) 8817-0757 loc 3020
Email: acmakatibedadmissions@assumption.edu.ph

College
Telefax: (632) 8817-7773
Direct Line: (632) 8810-5083
Trunkline: (632) 8817-0757 loc. 2050
Mobile: 09279662341 / 09267280980

Email: admissions@assumption.edu.ph