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PUP Citizens Charter October 2016 PDF
PUP Citizens Charter October 2016 PDF
CITIZENS
CITIZENS CHARTER
As of October 2016
www.pup.edu.ph
Table of Contents
VISION ............................................................................................................................................................ 3
MISSION ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
PHILOSOPHY ................................................................................................................................................... 3
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE: 8-POINT AGENDA ....................................................................................................... 4
SHARED VALUES ............................................................................................................................................. 4
FEEDBACK AND REDRESS MECHANISMS ......................................................................................................... 5
FILING A COMPLAINT ...................................................................................................................................... 6
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT ........................................................................................................................... 7
OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR ........................................................................................................ 15
THE COED GRADUATE STUDIES REGISTRAR’S OFFICE .................................................................................... 52
FUND MANAGEMENT OFFICE........................................................................................................................ 68
GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND TESTING SERVICES ........................................................................................ 73
OFFICE OF THE LHS REGISTRAR ..................................................................................................................... 80
MEDICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT ................................................................................................................ 91
M. H. DEL PILAR CAMPUS ........................................................................................................................... 106
NINOY AQUINO LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER ................................................................... 109
PUP OPEN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM .................................................................................................................. 144
OFFICE OF NON TRADITIONAL STUDY PROGRAM (NTSP) AND EXPANDED TERTIARY EDUCATION
EQUIVALENCY AND ACCREDITATION PROGRAM (ETEEAP) .......................................................................... 182
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ........................................................................................................... 193
SAFETY AND SECURITY OFFICE .................................................................................................................... 206
COLLEGE OF LAW ........................................................................................................................................ 211
GRADUATE SCHOOL .................................................................................................................................... 226
Vision
Clearing the paths while laying new foundations to transform the Polytechnic University
of the Philippines into an epistemic community.
Mission
Reflective of the great emphasis being given by the country's leadership aimed at
providing appropriate attention to the alleviation of the plight of the poor, the development
of the citizens, and of the national economy to become globally competitive, the University
shall commit its academic resources and manpower to achieve its goals through:
Philosophy
Philosophy
As a state university, the Polytechnic University of the Philippines believes that:
Education is an instrument for the development of the citizenry and for the enhancement
of nation building;
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Strategic Objective: 8-Point Agenda
1. Pursuing Academic Excellence through Disciplinal Integrity
2. Embedding a Culture of Research
3. Insuring Transparency and Participatoriness in Giving Rewards and Sanctions
4. Modernizing and Upgrading of Physical Facilities, Equipment, Library, and Campus
Development
5. Academic Freedom
6. Institutionalizing Civil Society Engagement and Involved Extension Service Program
7. Assuring Transparency in Fiscal Responsibility
8. Assessing Institutional Processes and Reviewing Critically and Rationally the
Organization
Shared Values
• God-Fearing
• Love for Humanity and Democracy
• Collegiality
• Integrity and Credibility
• Transparency and Accountability
• Passion for Learning
• Humanist Internationalism
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Feedback and Redress Mechanisms
Mechanisms
Please let us know how we have served you by doing any of the following:
Accomplish our Feedback Form available in the offices and put this in the PUP Assistance and
Complaints Drop Box
If you are not satisfied with our service, your written/verbal complaints shall immediately be attended to
by the office.
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Filing a Complaint
The proponent may submit a letter or affidavit of complaint against an administrative official or
staff of PUP addressed to the Office of the Vice President for Administration (OVPA) located at
the Second Floor of the South Wing Building. The office of the Vice President for Administration
shall endorse the complaint to the Legal Office for investigation and disposition. If the complaint
is against a faculty member or academic official, a letter or affidavit of complaint shall be
addressed to the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs (OVPAA) at the Second Floor
of the South Wing Building and the OVPAA shall endorse it to the College Dean concerned for
investigation and appropriate action. If the complaint is against the student, the proponent may
submit a letter or affidavit of complaint addressed to the Office of the Vice President for Student
Services (OVPSS) located at the Second Floor of the South Wing Building and the OVPSS shall
endorse the complaint to the Guidance, Counselling and Testing Center or to the Office of the
Director for Student Services for appropriate action.
For any inquiries or complaints, you may call us at the following tel. nos.
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ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
STUDENT SERVICES SECTION
SECTION
About the Service
The Student Services Section is one of the units under the Accounting Department that assists the
students regarding tuition and other fees. It also prepares the payment of scholarship grants. It assures
its clients full customer-service satisfaction at all times.
PROCESSING
STEPS CLIENTS OFFICE/PERSO LOCATION TIME(under DOCUMENTS
TO FOLLOW N RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE normal REQUIRED
circumstances
per
transaction)
* College
1. Present Students * Clerks III or V South Wing 5 minutes * Accomplished
General Graduate School – Ground General
Clearance. Students Floor Clearance Form
* Law School
Students
* Open
University
Graduate
Programs &
Undergraduate
Students
* Returning
Students,
* Shiftees
* Cross-Enrollees
* High School
Students
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2. If the
client has no
outstanding
balance,
proceed to
Legal Office.
3. If the
client has an 5 minutes
outstanding
balance,
statement of
account will
be prepared.
4. Pay to
cashier. Cashier Ground * Statement of
Floor- South Account
Wing * General
(Windows 5 Clearance
to 9)
5. Return the
validated Clerk III or South Wing 3 minutes * Validated
statement Clerk V – Ground Statement of
of Floor Account
account to * Receipt of
the payment
Students * General
Services Clearance
Section of
the
Accounting
Dept. for
posting of
payment.
6. Proceed to
the next
office.
END OF TRANSACTION
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ASSESSMENT AND TAGGING OF TUITION FEES
FOR ADDING/CHANGING/OVERLOADING OF SUBJECTS
PROCESSING
STEPS CLIENTS OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION TIME(under DOCUMENTS
TO FOLLOW RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE normal REQUIRED
circumstances
per transaction)
1. Present * College Clerks I to VII South Wing 5 minutes * ACE form
Application Students * – Ground duly
for Change of Graduate School Floor signed by the
Enrolment Students Chairperson
(ACE) form * Law School
duly signed Students
by the * Open
Chairperson. University
Graduate
Programs &
Undergraduate
Students
* Returning
Students,
* Shiftees
* Cross-
Enrollees
2. Pay to Cashier Ground 5 minutes * ACE form
Cashier. Floor- South with
Wing assessment
(Windows 5
to 9)
3. Submit
copy to
Registrar for
validation
and to the
College.
END OF TRANSACTION
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ASSESSMENT AND TAGGING OF TUITION FEES
FOR PETITION/TUTORIAL SUBJECTS
PROCESSING
STEPS CLIENTS OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION TIME(under DOCUMENTS
TO FOLLOW RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE normal REQUIRED
circumstances
per
transaction)
* College
1. Submit Students * Clerk I or South Wing * Approved
the Graduate Clerk II – Ground request
approved School Floor signed
request Students by VPAA
signed by * Law School * List of
VPAA. Students students
* Open with
University signature
Graduate
Programs &
Undergraduate
Students
* Returning
Students,
* Shiftees
* Cross-
Enrollees
2. Check
the fees in
your
account 3
weeks
before the
Final Exam.
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3. Pay to Cashier Ground 5 minutes * Printed
Cashier Floor- assessment
South Wing from SIS
(Windows 5
to 9)
END OF TRANSACTION
PROCESSING
STEPS CLIENTS OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION TIME(under DOCUMENTS
TO FOLLOW RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE normal REQUIRED
circumstances
per
transaction)
* College
1. Present Students * Clerks I to VII South 5 minutes * ID /
ID/Registration Graduate Wing – Registration
Card. School Ground Card
Students Floor
* Law School
Students
* Open
University
Graduate
Programs &
Undergraduate
Students
* Returning
Students,
* Shiftees
2. Proceed to * Offsetting
ICTO for form
crediting of
overpayment.
END OF TRANSACTION
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DORMITORY AND UTILITY FEES
PROCESSING
STEPS CLIENTS OFFICE/PERSO LOCATIO TIME(under DOCUMENTS
TO FOLLOW N RESPONSIBLE N OF normal REQUIRED
OFFICE circumstance
s per
transaction)
4. Proceed to • Receipt of
ICTO for payment
tagging of
payment.
END OF TRANSACTION
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REFUND OF MEMORABILIA
PROCESSING
STEPS CLIENTS OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION TIME(under DOCUMENTS
TO FOLLOW RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE normal REQUIRED
circumstances
per transaction)
1. Present Graduates
of 2008 – Clerks I - VII South Wing 10 minutes
Identification 2011. – Ground • ID
Card for Floor
verification
of
payment
2. Pay the
certification Cashier South 5 minutes * Statement of
of Wing- Account
payment to Ground
Cashier. Floor
(Windows
3 or 4)
3. Submit to * Request
the Student Clerks I to VII South Wing 5 minutes letter
Services – Ground for refund
Section of the Floor with
Accounting contact
Office all the number
documents. * BOR
Certification
* Certificate of
Payment
* Official
Receipt
* Statement of
Account
* Certification
from Alumni
Office that the
student is a
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graduate of
that
year
END OF TRANSACTION
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OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR
The Office of the University Registrar (OUR) implements the University policies and procedures on
admission, enrolment, registration and cross registration. It supports the effective implementation of
academic-related guidelines and procedures such as academic load, changing of classes, substitution and
dropping of courses, scheduling of integration period and examination, processing of student scholastic records
(i.e. TOR), observance of tenure, leave of absence and honorable dismissal. It also acts on students’ requests
for accreditation of subjects taken in another school.
The offices under the OUR are the Admission and the Student Records Services.
Telephone numbers: (632) 335-1787 or (632) 335-1777 loc. 389 / 293 / 740 / 285 / 237 / 238 / 208 / 343
A. ADMISSION SERVICES
The Office of Admission Services (OAS) facilitates and processes freshman, returning and transferee
applications. It also processes applications of Mabini campus students who want to shift from one course
to another.
The OAS also coordinates with the Guidance, Counseling and Testing Office in the conduct of the PUP
College Entrance Test for the main campus (Mabini Campus) and branches/campuses. The Office orients
faculty and employees in the administration of the PUPCET.
Types of Services
1. FRESHMAN ADMISSION
The OAS processes and facilitates the enrolment application of high school students who passed the
PUPCET. The Office evaluates the authenticity of the applicants’ application documents and the
applicant’s qualification for admission and adherence to the University admission requirements/criteria.
Application Fee: PHP 500.00 (Local Students); USD 500.00 (Foreign Students)
1. Visit the PUP website. Office of Admission PUP Main Building: 15 – 20 minutes
Apply for PUP College Services (OAS) Room 107, Ground
Entrance Test and Floor, West Wing
through the iApply, www.pup.edu.ph
read the information
provided and click
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the iApplyNow
button
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4. Upon successful Office of Admission PUP Main Building: • Completely filled-
submission of your Services (OAS) Room 107, Ground up on-line
on-line application, Floor, West Wing application form
go to Display Voucher Admission Staff
to print your
Payment Voucher http://iApply.pup.
edu.ph/RequestVouche
r.aspx
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10. Click the PRINT
button to print the
SAR Form 1 with
Route and Approval
Slip
11. If your final grade in College of Arts and PUP Main Building: One (1) hour • Route and
English is 80% or Letters English Department, Approval Slip
lower, take the 2nd Floor, North Wing • Payment fee of
English Placement Office of the PHP 150.00
Test (EPT) Dean/Chairperson
12. On the scheduled Office of PUP Main Building: 1 - 2 days • Required valid
date of processing Admission Service Room 107 Ground documents as
your credentials, (OAS) Floor, West wing indicated in your
follow the steps in confirmation slip
enrolment as OAS Staff assigned to
indicated in your SAR your College.
Form 1
END OF TRANSACTION
2. RE-ADMISSION
The OAS processes and facilitates the applications for re-admission of students.
Fees: Varies
1. Request informative Information and PUP Main Campus: 5 – 10 minutes • Clearance Form
Copy of grades (if you Communication Ground Floor, Ninoy with
stopped for one (1) Technology Office Aquino Library and signature/appro
semester) (ICTO) Learning Resources val of
Center (NALLRC) concerned
Dir. Marlon Lim offices
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2. Go to the Office of Admission Services PUP Main Building: 5 – 10 minutes • Informative
Admission Services (OAS) Room 107, Ground Copy of
(OAS) and fill out an Floor, West Wing Grades/TOR
application form for Ms. Aileen Birion/ • Two (2) pcs. of
re-admission Chief Adelio O. Sulit recent 2”x2”
pictures
• Curriculum
Sheet
• Latest cert. of
registration
(COR) /Cert. of
Enrolment
• Medical/X-ray
result
• Receipt of
payment for re-
admission
3. For S.I.S. students, Information and PUP Main Campus: Depends on the • Same
proceed to ICTO to Communication Ground Floor, Ninoy availability of the documents as in
reactivate S.I.S. Technology Office Aquino Library and system (internet Step 2
account (ICTO) Learning Resources connection)
Center (NALLRC)
Dir. Marlon Lim
4. Secure clearance from • Accounting Office PUP Main Building: One (1) day • Same
the offices • University Medical Ground Floor, West documents as in
Clinic Wing Step 2
• Internal Audit
5. Apply for academic Office of the Dean / College of your chosen Depends on the • Same
evaluation and Chairperson course availability of the documents as in
approval for re- Chairperson/ Step 3
admission Dean
6. Proceed to OAS and Admission Services PUP Main Building: 5 minutes • Certificate of
get Re-admission (OAS) Room 107, Ground Grades/TOR
Certificate Floor, West Wing issued by the
Ms. Aileen Birion/ University
Chief Adelio O. Sulit Registrar
• Curriculum
Sheet
7. Go to the College of Office of the Dean / College of your chosen 5 – 10 minutes • Admission
your chosen course Chairperson course Certificate and
and present re- photocopy of
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admission certificate required
for enrolment documents
END OF TRANSACTION
The OAS processes and facilitates the applications for accreditation of subjects taken from other colleges or
departments in the University.
1. Pay the fee for PUP Cashier’s Office PUP Main Building: 5 - 10 minutes • Original copy of
change of program/ Ground Floor, Certificate of
curriculum Staff South Wing Registration
(COR) during
your first year of
admission in PUP
3. Request for the Dean/Chairperson College where the Depends on the • Current
approval of the subject is offered availability / Certificate of
subjects to be schedule of the Registration/
credited Dean / Chairperson Certificate of
Enrolment
• Accreditation
Form
4. Pay the accreditation PUP Cashiers Office PUP Main Building: 5 – 10 minutes • Official receipt of
fee Ground Floor, West payment for
Staff Wing change of
program /
Curriculum
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5. Secure Admission Services PUP Main Building: 5 – 10 minutes • Scholastic Record
signature/approval/ (OAS) Room 107, Ground however, it issued by the
endorsement for Floor, West Wing depends on the Student Records
encoding in the S.I.S. Chief Adelio O. Sulit availability of the Office (SRO)
system (internet signed by the
connection) posting clerk and
Chief of SRO
6. Submit copy of the Office of the University PUP Main Building: 5 - 10 minutes • Scholastic Record
approved list of Registrar OUR, Ground Floor, issued by the
accredited subjects West Wing Student Records
for evaluation and Dr. Zenaida R. Sarmiento Office (SRO)
payment advice signed by the
posting clerk and
Chief of SRO
• Official receipt of
payment for
change of
program/
curriculum
7. Proceed to ICTO for Information and PUP Main Campus: Depending on the • Approved List of
updating of approved Communication Ground Floor, Ninoy availability of the Accredited
accredited subjects. Technology Office (ICTO) Aquino Library and system (internet subjects
Learning Resources connection) certified by OUR
Dir. Marlon Lim Center (NALLRC) • Official receipt
of payment for
change of
program/
curriculum
END OF TRANSACTION
The OAS processes and facilitates transfer of students (preferably incoming second year) from another school or
university to PUP, subject to the availability of slots and upon the approval of the University President or his duly
authorized representative. PUP accepts transfer students from another school every first semester only.
Fees: PHP 300.00 (State Universities and Colleges) / PHP 500.00 (Private School)
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1. Submit transfer Admission Services PUP Main Building: 15 - 20 minutes • True copy of
credentials for (OAS) Room 107, Ground grades (original
evaluation Floor, West Wing and three (3)
OAS Chief photocopies)
signed by the
Registrar of your
school/
university.
• Certificate of
good moral
character
• NSO Birth
Certificate
2. Upon approval of Guidance Counseling PUP Main Building: 5 -10 minutes • Endorsement
evaluated credentials and Testing Center Room 107, Ground letter from the
proceed to Guidance Floor, West Wing Office of
Office for schedule of Dir. Barbara Camacho Admission
Psychological Services
Examination
4. Proceed to the PUP Cashier’s Office PUP Main Building: 5 – 10 minutes. • PHP 750.00
Cashier’s Office for Ground Floor, South
payment of Wing
Psychological
Examination fee
5. Take the Psychological Guidance, Counseling PUP Main Campus: 2 hours • Official Receipt
Examination and Testing Center GCTS Office, Room
205 Charlie del (Result of
GCTC Staff Rosario Student Psychological
Development Examination is
Dir. Barbara Camacho Center (CDRSDC) released two (2)
days after the
examinations
proper)
6. Get from the Admission Services PUP Main Building: 5 – 10 minutes • Official Receipt
Admission Office the (OAS)
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result of Psychological Room 107, Ground
Examination Assigned OAS Staff Floor, West Wing
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9. Proceed to ICTO for Information and PUP Main Campus: 10 – 15 minutes • Photocopy of
the creation of S.I.S. Communication Ground Floor, Ninoy documents as in
account. Technology Office Aquino Library and Step 7
(ICTO) Learning Resources
Center (NALLRC)
Dir. Marlon Lim
10. Proceed to the College Dean/ Chairperson College of chosen Depending on the • Photocopy of all
of choice for tagging course availability of the required
of subjects Chairperson / Dean documents
of the College
11. Proceed to the Admission Services PUP Main Building: 5 minutes • Same documents
Admission Office for (OAS) Room 107, Ground as in Step 7
endorsement to Floor, West Wing
medical clinic and Ms. Aileen Birion/
cashier’s office for Mr. Federico Aguilo
payment of tuition fee (OAS Staff)
12. Proceed to the PUP Medical Clinic PUP Main Building: • Endorsement Slip
University Medical Ground Floor, from OAS
Services Section, Clinic Dr. Mary Grace Roxas East Wing
13. For applicants who PUP Cashier’s Office PUP Main Building: 5 – 10 minutes • Endorsement Slip
have met the medical Ground Floor, South from OAS
requirements of the Wing
University, proceed to
the Cashier’s Office for
payment of tuition fee
14. Proceed to the Admission Services PUP Main Building: 10 – 15 minutes • Photocopy of
Admission Office for (OAS) Room 107, Ground (Depending on the required
printing of registration Floor, West Wing availability of the documents
certificate Assigned OAS staff to system (internet
assist the printing of connection)
the certificate of
students per College
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15. Proceed to the Office Office of Student PUP Main Campus: By Schedule • Registration
of Student Services for Services OSS, Room 208 Certificate
ID processing. Charlie del Rosario
Dir. Jimmy Dollaga Student
Development
Center (CDRSDC)
END OF TRANSACTION
The OAS processes and facilitates students’ requests for transfer from PUP Campus / Branch to PUP Main Campus
may be admitted, subject to the availability of slots and upon the recommendation of the Branch / Campus
Director and approval of the University President or his duly authorized representative. PUP Main Campus accepts
transfer students (preferably incoming second year) from PUP Campus / Branch every first semester only.
1. Secure endorsement Office of the Vice PUP Main Depending on the • Endorsement letter
from the Director of President for Branches Building: availability of the from the Branch/
the Campus / Branch and Campuses 2nd Floor, VPBC Campus Director
to VP for Branches and South Wing • True copy of grades
Campuses (VPBC) for Dr. Joseph Mercado (original and three
approval (3) photocopies)
signed by the
Registrar of school/
university
• Certificate of good
moral character
• NSO Birth
Certificate
5. Proceed to the PUP Cashier’s Office PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • PHP 750.00
Cashier’s Office for Building:
payment of Ground Floor,
Psychological South Wing
Examination
6. Take the Psychological Guidance, Counseling PUP Main Campus: 2 hours • Official Receipt
Examination and Testing Center GCTS Office, Room
205 Charlie del (Result of
GCTC Staff Rosario Student Psychological
Development Examination is
Dir. Barbara Camacho Center (CDRSDC) released two (2)
days after the
exam proper)
7. Get from the Admission Services PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • Official Receipt
Admission Office the (OAS) Building:
result of the Room 107, Ground
Psychological Assigned OAS Staff Floor, West Wing
Examination
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documents processed Ms. Aileen Birion Room 107, Ground • Transfer
and then pay the (OAS Staff) Floor, West Wing Application Form
Admission Fee: • Application Receipt
• Application Form Chief Adelio O. Sulit • Two (2) pcs. of
for Transferee recent 2”x2” photo
• Reference Slip for PUP Cashier’s Office PUP Main • NSO Birth
college/ICTO Building: certificate
endorsement Ground Floor, • True copy of grades
• Waiver South Wing (original and three
(3) photocopies)
signed by the
Registrar of former
school/
university
• Course/Subject
description taken
from other school/
university.
• Long Brown
envelope
10. Proceed to ICTO for Information and PUP Main Campus: 10-15 minutes • Photocopy of
the creation of S.I.S. Communication Ground Floor, documents as in
account Technology Office Ninoy Aquino Step 7
(ICTO) Library and
Learning Resources
Dir. Marlon Lim Center (NALLRC)
11. Proceed to the College Dean/Chairperson College of chosen Depending on the • Photocopy of all
of the chosen course course availability of the required
for tagging of subjects Chairperson / Dean documents
of the College.
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12. Proceed to the Admission Services PUP Main 5 minutes • Same documents
Admission Office for (OAS) Building: as in Step 7
endorsement to the Room 107, Ground
medical clinic and Ms. Aileen Birion/Mr. Floor, West Wing
payment of tuition Federico Aguilo
fee. (OAS Staff)
13. Proceed to the PUP Medical Clinic PUP Main • Endorsement Slip
University Medical Building: from OAS
Services Section Clinic Dr. Mary Grace Roxas Ground Floor,
East Wing
14. For applicants who PUP Cashier’s Office PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • Endorsement Slip
have met the medical Building: from OAS
requirements of the Ground Floor,
University, proceed to South Wing
the Cashier’s Office for
payment of tuition fee
15. Proceed to the Admission Services PUP Main 10 – 15 minutes • Photocopy of all
Admission Office for (OAS) Building: Depending on the required
printing of registration Room 107, Ground availability of the documents
certificate Assigned OAS staff to Floor, West Wing system (internet
assist in printing the connection)
registration certificate
of students per College
16. Proceed to the Office Office of Student PUP Main Campus: By Schedule • Registration
of Student Services for Services OSS, Room 208 Certificate
ID processing Charlie del Rosario
Dir. Jimmy Dollaga Student
Development
Center (CDRSDC)
END OF TRANSACTION
The Student Records Services under the Office of the University Registrar (OUR) handles tasks concerning
registration; processing of student scholastic records, and storage, retrieval, and management of student
records. It processes requests for Certification (enrolment and graduation), Transcript of Records,
Application for Graduation and Diploma and answers inquiries for verification of student status.
TYPES OF SERVICES
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Request for Credentials
(For Undergraduate Student)
• Transcript of Records
• Diploma
• Certificates
• Transfer Credential (Honorable Dismissal)
Note: Immediate request of credentials could be granted through the FAST LANE SERVICE (with additional
charge).
OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION PROCESSING
RESPONSIBLE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
TO FOLLOW OF OFFICE TIME
(ON ROTATION)
1. Secure and fill out SRS Receiving Office: PUP Main 5 minutes • 2 pcs. of latest
application FORM • Ms. Fe Carreon Building: 2”x2” photos in
with General • Mr. Eusebio B. Room 116, formal pose with
clearance Amigable Ground Floor, white background
• Mr. Antonio B. West Wing • Receipt of payment
Boncodin • Official request of
• Mr. Garito E. Fabi TOR with remarks
“COPY FOR” from
the School where
student is currently
enrolled
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Accounting Office PUP Main
Building:
Ground Floor,
South Wing
3. Pay the required fees: Cashier’s Office Collecting PUP Main 5 - 10 minutes • Duly accomplished
• Transcript of Officer Building: copy of Official
Records – PHP Ground Floor, Receipt
100.00 / page South Wing
• Certification –
PHP 150.00
• Transfer
Credential – PHP
150.00
4. Submit filled out SRS Receiving Clerk PUP Main 5 - 10 minutes • Accomplished
application form for Building: General Clearance
the requested SRS Receiving form
document and get Section, Room • 2 pcs. of latest
the claim stub with 116, Ground Floor, 2”x2” ID Photos in
date of release West Wing formal pose with
white background
• Official receipt of
payment
5. Claim the requested SRS Releasing Office PUP Main 5 - 10 minutes • Claim stub
document/s on the Building: • Any two (2) valid ID
scheduled date • Ms. Mercedes R. Window 13, Cards (SSS / GSIS /
indicated in the claim Salvador Ground Floor, Driver's License /
stub South Wing Employees ID)
• Mr. Noel R. Caratao • Special Power of
Attorney (SPA)
• Ms. Maria Teresa notarized in the
Baclao country / place of
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residence of the
requesting party
with picture of the
representative (if
to be claimed by a
representative)
END OF TRANSACTION
NOTE: Transfer Credential (Honorable Dismissal) is issued relative to the program last enrolled in. If the applicant is not a
graduate, he should apply in person or through an authorized representative. Students/ graduates who have already been
issued their Transfer Credentials (Honorable Dismissal) may apply in person provided they submit a letter of no-objection
from the Office of the Registrar of the school/university which admitted them.
Follow-up could be made at the Student Records Services at telephone numbers: (632) 335-1787 or (632) 335-1777
local 208 after five (5) working days from the issuance of the claim stub.
OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION PROCESSING DOCUMENTS
RESPONSIBLE
TO FOLLOW OF OFFICE TIME REQUIRED
(ON ROTATION)
1. Two months or after University Registrar - PUP Main 5 minutes • Certified true Copy
the Mid-term period, Desk Officer/Clerk Building: of Grades / TOR
verify from the Office of Room 103, OUR issued by the
the University Registrar • Ms. Tonilyn G. Del Ground Floor, Admission Officer
(OUR) if the Official TOR Rosario West Wing during admission
“Copy for PUP” has • Copy of the
been sent by the • Ms. Ma. Fe Carreon description of
school/university last subject/course
attended prior to taken from other
admission in PUP to school / university
secure Application
Form for Accreditation
2. Fill out accreditation College Dean Dean’s Offices, 2nd One (1) day • Properly filled out
form and secure Floor, North Wing, form for
approval of the Dean of excluding, College Accreditation
the colleges offering of Science which is Certified True Copy
the subject/s required located at the 6th of TOR with
(maximum of 30 units Floor, Dome remarks “Copy for
including P.E. and PUP”
NSTP) based on your • Copy of the
curriculum description of
subject/s / course
taken from other
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school / university
3. Submit the original University Registrar Staff: PUP Main One (1) day • Properly filled out
copy of the Building: form for
Accreditation form with • Ms. Virginia Manlangit Room 103, Office Accreditation
signature approval for of the University • Certified True
acknowledgment by • Ms. Ana Collantes Registrar (OUR), Copy of TOR with
the OUR for final Ground Floor, remarks “Copy for
evaluation and tagging West Wing PUP”
in the S.I.S. • Copy of
description of
subject/s/course
taken from other
school / university
4. Request for assessment Student Service, PUP Main Upon • Properly filled out
of fees based from the Accounting Department, Building: Submission form for
approved subject/s / Accounting Staff Ground Floor Accreditation with
units South Wing signature approval
of the College
Deans and
University
Registrar
5. Pay the total amount of Cashier’s Office, PUP Main 3 – 5 Minutes • Properly filled out
fees for the accredited Collecting Officer Building: Official Receipt
subject/s Ground Floor,
South Wing
6. Submit the approved SRS/OUR, SRS Academic PUP Main One (1) day upon • Official Receipt of
request for the Evaluator: Building: receipt of Payment
accredited subject/s Ground Floor requirement/s • Properly filled out
taken from other • Ms. Ma. Victoria South Wing form for
school Cartagena Accreditation
• Special Power of
• Ms. Kristel Dita Attorney (SPA)
• Notarized in the
country / place of
residence of the
requesting party
with picture of the
representative (If
to be claimed by a
representative)
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END OF TRANSACTION
OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION PROCESSING
RESPONSIBLE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
TO FOLLOW OF OFFICE TIME
(ON ROTATION)
2. Pay the required fee/s Cashier’s Office Cashier PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • Official Receipt (PHP
Collecting Officer Building: 200.00 per
Ground Floor, document)
South Wing
END OF TRANSACTION
Note: Transcript of Records of New Graduates shall be released two months after the Commencement
Exercises, EXCEPT FOR THOSE WHO WILL BE TAKING BOARD EXAMINATION.
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OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION PROCESSING DOCUMENTS
RESPONSIBLE
TO FOLLOW OF OFFICE TIME REQUIRED
(ON ROTATION)
Finance / ADPR
Ms. Edna Duno
CSSD / CHK
Ms. Gemma Morga-
COC / CAL
Ms. Susan Ruedas
CS / CPAG
Ms. Grace Gentolizo
CAF / CTHRM
Ms. Ma. Victoria
Marinas
ECE / EE / CE / ME
Ms. Rosa Sta. Maria
2. Claim the requested SRS Releasing Section PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • Claim stub
document/s on the • Ms. Mercedita Building: • Any two (2) valid ID
scheduled date Salvador Window 13 Cards (SSS / GSIS /
indicated in the claim • Mr. Noel Caratao Ground Floor, Driver's License /
stub • Ms. Maria Teresa South Wing Employees ID)
Baclao • Special Power of
Attorney (SPA),
notarized in the
country/place of
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residence of the
requesting party
with picture of the
representative (If
to be claimed by a
representative)
• PUP Student ID (if
said document is
first request, the
PUP ID must be
surrendered)
END OF TRANSACTION
Note:
• Only subject/s taken which were officially enrolled and taken shall be given credit and shall be reflected in the
transcript of records. However, student may appeal / request for inclusion of the subject/s with the approval of the
Vice President for Academic Affairs.
• To check the status update of your request, you can log on to www srs@pup.edu.ph or open your email account
after five (5) working days upon filing of request. You may also contact (632) 716-7832 loc. 285 / 293 / 208 / 237 /
389 / 740 during office hours and verify from the Record Analyst/Officer assigned in your College.
• Request of Student with “HOLD” status shall not be released until clearances from the Concerned Official / office
have been submitted.
OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION PROCESSING DOCUMENTS
RESPONSIBLE
TO FOLLOW OF OFFICE TIME REQUIRED
(ON ROTATION)
1. Fill out Application SRS Receiving Office: PUP Main 5 minutes • 2”x2” ID photo
Form • Ms. Fe Carreon Building: (formal pose) with
• Mr. Eusebio B. Room 116, white background
Amigable Ground Floor, • Documentary
• Mr. Antonio B. West Wing Stamp
Boncodin • Special Power of
• Mr. Garito E. Fabi Attorney (SPA),
notarized in the
country / place of
residence of the
requesting party
with picture of
the
representative
(If to be claimed
by a
representative)
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2. Proceed to the Chief/Authorized Person 30 minutes • General clearance
following offices for the form
signing of Clearance
Ninoy Aquino Library and NALLRC,
Learning Center 3rd Floor
3. Pay the required Fee/s: Cashier’s Office, Collecting PUP Main 5 minutes • Official Receipt
Officer or Cashier/Teller Campus: • Duly signed
• Certification – PHP Ground Floor, General Clearance
150.00 per South Wing Form
document
• Transcript of
Records – PHP
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100.00
• Diploma – PHP
200.00
• DFA Authentication
– PHP 920.00
• CHED
Authentication –
PHP 470.00
4. Present the official SRS Receiving Section, PUP Main 5 minutes • Official Receipt
receipt (OR) and the Receiving Officers: Building: Room • Duly signed
Signed Clearance Form 116 Ground Floor, General Clearance
to get a schedule of • Mr. Antonio B. West Wing Form
release for the Boncodin
requested documents. • Mr. Garito E. Fabi
• Ms. Fe Carreon
• Mr. Eusebio B.
Amigable
5. Claim the requested SRS Releasing Section, PUP Main 10 minutes • Claim Stub
document/s as Releasing Officers: Building: Window • Any two (2) valid
scheduled, indicated in 13, ID Cards (SSS /
the claim stub. • Ms. Mercedita R. Ground Floor, GSIS / Driver's
Salvador South Wing License /
• Mr. Noel Caratao Employees ID)
• Special Power of
Attorney (SPA),
notarized in the
country / place of
residence of the
requesting party
with picture of
the
representative (If
to be claimed by a
representative)
END OF TRANSACTION
A. Name Used not Same with the Civil Registry File / Record
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(ON ROTATION)
1. Submit letter request for SRS Receiving Section, PUP Main 5 - 10 minutes • Notarized
correction of Receiving Officers: Building: Room Affidavit of
information/data on 116 Ground Floor, Change of Name
school record • Mr. Antonio B. West Wing • NSO Original
Boncodin Copy of Cert. of
• Mr. Garito E. Fabi Live Birth
• Ms. Fe Carreon • CTC of Court
• Mr. Eusebio B. Order if change
Amigable is due to
adoption or
legitimation
• Marriage
Contract if
change is due to
marriage
• Alien Certificate
of Registration
(for Foreign
Students)
• Joint Affidavit of
two (2)
disinterested
persons
• Copy of F-137A
(with Corrected
name) with
school dry seal
and remarks
“Copy for PUP”
and copy of
DepEd
Resolution for
the correction
(if correction is
due to
discrepancy
from NSO Copy
of Birth
Certificate to
School Record).
2. Pay the required fee – Cashier’s Office PUP Main 5 minutes • Official Receipt
PHP150.00 Building: upon submission
Ground Floor,
South Wing
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letter for processing of Programmer/Analyst Ground Floor upon submission the Chief, SRS
the correction in S.I.S.
database
4. Submit original copy of Student Records Services PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • All
application and Records Analysts, in- Building: requirements
acknowledgement duly charge of college Window 3-12 for correction
signed by the ICT Staff Ground Floor,
South Wing
END OF TRANSACTION
OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION PROCESSING DOCUMENTS
RESPONSIBLE
TO FOLLOW OF OFFICE TIME REQUIRED
(ON ROTATION)
1. Submit the following : SRS Receiving Section: PUP Main 10 – 15 days • Notarized
• Ms. Tonilynn G. Del Building: Affidavit for
• Letter request for Rosario Room 116, Correction
correction of name in • Ms. Ma. Fe Carreon Ground Floor, • Original Copy of
diploma West Wing Diploma (to be
surrendered)
• Diploma with wrong • Affidavit of
name Discrepancy
• Affidavit of Two-
Disinterested
Persons
• Legal documents
in support for
the correction
Room 301-302,
3rd Floor, South
*Legal Office Wing
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3. Pay the required fee – Cashier’s Office PUP Main 5 minutes • Official Receipt
PHP 200.00 Building:
Ground Floor,
South Wing
5. Submit signed form and SRS Receiving Section PUP Main 10 – 15 days • Diploma with
official receipt Building: upon submission wrong name
Ground Floor, of legal • Affidavit for
West Wing supporting correction
documents
6. Claim requested SRS Releasing Section PUP Main On the scheduled • Claim stub
document Releasing Officers: Building: Window date of release • Any two (2) valid
• Ms. Mercedita R. 13, ID Cards (SSS /
Salvador Ground Floor, GSIS / Driver's
• Mr. Noel Caratao South Wing License /
Employees ID)
• Special Power of
Attorney (SPA)
notarized in the
country/ place of
residence of the
requesting party
with picture of
representative (If
to be claimed by
a representative)
END OF TRANSACTION
C. Name in Local Civil Registry (LCR) / National Statistics Office (NSO) Copy Need to be Corrected
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OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION OF PROCESSING DOCUMENTS
RESPONSIBLE
TO FOLLOW OFFICE TIME REQUIRED
(ON ROTATION)
1. Submit request letter SRS Receiving Section, PUP Main 5 days • Notarized
for correction of Record: Building: upon receipt of Affidavit of
name in LCR copy / Room 116, documents Correction of
NSO copy of Birth Analyst assigned in your Ground Floor, Name
Certificate college West Wing • NSO Original Copy
of Cert. of Live
Birth
• CTC of Court
Order if change is
due to adoption
or legitimation
• Marriage Contract
if change is due to
marriage
• Alien Certificate of
Registration (for
Foreign Students)
• Joint Affidavit of
two (2)
disinterested
persons
• NSO Copy of
Certificate of Live
Birth with
annotation for the
correction
2. Proceed to the ICT ICT Center / ICT Staff NALLRC One (1) day • Signed
Staff to process First Floor, ICT endorsement
correction in the S.I.S. form for
database correction
3. Submit to the Student SRS – Record Section PUP Main 5 minutes • Same
Record Services the Building: requirements in
original copy of Student Record Analyst Ground Floor, Step 1
application form duly South Wing
signed by the ICT Staff
END OF TRANSACTION
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D. Replacement for Lost Diploma
OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION OF PROCESSING DOCUMENTS
RESPONSIBLE (ON
TO FOLLOW OFFICE TIME REQUIRED
ROTATION)
1. Fill out application with SRS Receiving Section PUP Main 10 minutes • Notarized Affidavit
General Clearance Form Building: Room of Loss
116, Ground • Documentary
Floor, West stamp
Wing • General Clearance
Form
3. Pay the required fee – Cashier’s Office, PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • Official Receipt
PHP 200.00 Cashier/Teller Building: PHP 200.00
Ground Floor,
South Wing
4. Submit signed form and SRS CUSTOMER Service PUP Main 5 minutes • All supporting
Official receipt Section Building: documents for the
Receiving Officer Window 1, South request
Wing
5. Claim the document on SRS Releasing Section PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • Claim stub
the scheduled date Releasing Officers Building: • Any two (2) valid
indicated in the claim Window 13, ID Cards (SSS /
stub • Ms. Mercedita R. Ground Floor, GSIS / Driver's
Salvador South Wing License /
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• Mr. Noel Caratao Employees ID)
• Special Power of
Attorney (SPA)
notarized in the
country/ place of
residence
requesting party
with picture of the
representative. (If
to be claimed by a
representative.)
END OF TRANSACTION
NOTE:
• The new name in the diploma shall be the official name listed in the database of the University.
• Replacement of diploma will be signed by the current University President and University Registrar. The word
“Replacement Diploma issued (date)” will appear under the university seal.
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1.3 Click the application
for graduation
button to print the
application Form (No
application for
graduation button
shall appear if
student is not
qualified to apply for
graduation)
2. Pay application fee, Cashier’s Office, PUP Main 5 minutes • Properly filled out
present the copy of Cashier/Collecting Officer Building: (S.I.S. form and Official
Application form for Window) Receipt
Graduation and properly Ground Floor,
filled out official receipt South Wing
3. Submit application form SRS Receiving Section, SRS PUP Main 1 - 3 days • Properly filled out
for graduation and Receiving Officers Building: Room form and Official
official receipt of 116 Receipt with
payment Ground Floor, machine validation
West Wing
4. Follow-up Application.
4.1 Log on to S.I.S. Student Module Account PUP Website Within the • All the subjects
student module and Evaluation period required in the
click the application for Graduation curriculum passed
for graduation (excluding
button to monitor currently enrolled
the status of subject/s)
application
5. If approved, print the PUP Website 5-10 minutes • All subjects taken
Certificate of Candidacy completed and
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(COC) and computerized passed
General Clearance Form
6. Pay all graduation fees. Cashier’s Office, Ground Floor, 5-10 minutes • General Clearance
• Graduation Fee – PHP Cashier/Collecting Officer South Wing, PUP Form
600.00 receives payment Main Building: • Certificate of
• Transcript Fee, Non- (S.I.S. Window) Candidacy
Engineering – PHP
350.00
• Transcript Fee,
Engineering – PHP
450.00
• Diploma Fee – PHP
200.00
• Certification Fee –
PHP 150.00
• Memorabilia – PHP
1,200.00
• Scan Picture – PHP
60.00
• Alumni Fee – PHP Tahanang Alumni
500.00
7. Secure Graduation Pass Internal Audit In-charge PUP Main As scheduled • General Clearance
for Commencement Staff Building: Room • Certificate of
Exercises. 303, 3rd Floor, Candidacy (COC)
South Wing • Receipts of
Payment
8. Attend Graduation SRS Bulletin and thru PUP PUP Website • Property and
Activities Websites money
8. 1 Baccalaureate Mass accountabilities
8. 2 Rehearsal clearance
8. 3 Conferment of
Degree
(Compulsory: Art.
292, Chapter 60,
University Code)
END OF TRANSACTION
NOTE: Candidate shall not be considered “Graduate” when he/she fails to attend the conferment during the Graduation
Exercises.
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HOW TO APPLY FOR GRADUATION
(NON-S.I.S.)
OFFICE/PERSON
STEPS LOCATION OF PROCESSING DOCUMENTS
RESPONSIBLE
TO FOLLOW OFFICE TIME REQUIRED
(ON ROTATION)
1. Secure and fill-out SRS Receiving Section, PUP Main 5-10 minutes • Official Receipt (PHP
Application Form for Receiving Officers: Building: Room 150.00)
Final Evaluation • Mr. Antonio B. 116, Ground
Boncodin Floor, West Wing
• Mr. Garito E. Fabi
• Ms. Fe Carreon
• Mr. Eusebio B.
Amigable
2. Check the status of the Records Analysts in PUP Main Within the • Claim stub
Application thru the charge of Colleges: Building: evaluation period • First Evaluation
Records Analysts / South Wing, for Graduation Result
Poster: CAF Ground Floor
Ms. Evelyn Ursolino Approx. 15 days
If there are deficiencies, after filing of
submit all the required CBA / HRDM / BOA Application
documents needed for Ms. Maricel Rubiano
the approval of the
application such as: CBA / Marketing
Registration cards, ACE Ms. Evelyn del Mundo
Form, Completion Form,
Re-Admission Certificate, COED
F-137A, NSO Birth Ms. Gina Tavanlar
Certificate etc.
Finance / ADPR
Applicants without Ms. Edna Duno
deficiency shall wait for
the posting of their CSSD / CHK
names in the tentative Ms. Gemma Morga-
lists of Candidates for
Graduation COC / CAL
Ms. Susan Ruedas
CS / CPAG
Ms. Grace Gentolizo
CAF / CTHRM
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Ms. Ma. Victoria
Marinas
ECE / EE / CE / ME
Ms. Rosa Sta. Maria
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4.7 Internal Audit PUP Main
Building:
301-302, 3rd
Floor, Room
South Wing
5. Pay all graduation fees. Cashier’s Office, PUP Main 5 – 10 minutes • General Clearance
• Graduation Fee – PHP Cashier/Collecting Officer Building: Form
600.00 Ground Floor, • Certificate of
• Transcript Fee, Non- South Wing Candidacy
Engineering – PHP
350.00
• Transcript Fee,
Engineering – PHP
450.00
• Diploma Fee – PHP
200.00
• Certification Fee –
PHP 150.00
• Memorabilia 1 – PHP
200.00
• Scan Picture – PHP
60.00
• Alumni Fee – PHP
500.00 PUP Main
Campus:
Tahanang Alumni
6. Secure Graduation Pass Internal Audit In-charge PUP Main As scheduled • General Clearance
for Commencement Staff Building: • Certificate of
Exercises. Room 303, Candidacy (COC)
3rd Floor South • Receipts of Payment
Wing
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University Code)
END OF TRANSACTION
NOTE:
Candidate shall not be considered “Graduate” when he/she fails to attend the conferment during the Graduation Exercises.
N. B. If the application for graduation button does not appear in the curriculum evaluation page of the
concerned student’s S.I.S. account, at least one of the following conditions exists:
DEFICIENCIES/PROBLEMS WHAT TO DO
1. Have a subject or back subject not Enroll the back subject/s in the next semester and apply for graduation
currently enrolled also in that semester
2. Have taken an equivalent subject but it Present to the OUR-Student Records Services (Ground Floor, South
is not yet credited in the S.I.S. Wing) staff the accreditation documents/approved letter for
accreditation not later than January 31
3. Have an incomplete or missing grade in For incomplete grade:
at least one of the subjects that you - Accomplish 4 copies of completion forms
enrolled in the past semester/s - Pay PHP 30.00 completion fee to the PUP Cashier’s Office
- Submit the completion form and official receipt of payment to the
OUR-SRS and to the ICT Center
For missing grade:
- Accomplish 4 copies of Late Reporting of Grade form (attach a
photocopy of your professor’s class record)
- Submit the accomplished forms to the OUR and the ICT Center not
later than January 31
4. Currently enrolled in a subject with Submit a copy of an approved certification of equivalent subject signed
different subject code from what is by the concerned College Dean and Department Chairperson to the
required in the curriculum but is school credit evaluator at the Student Records Services
equivalent and may be credited
SCHEDULE OF FEES
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Certification of Enrolment 150.00
Certification of Grades 150.00
Certification of Graduation 150.00
Certification of None Issuance of S.O. 150.00
Certification of Medium of Instruction 150.00
Certification of College General Weighted 150.00
(GWA)
CERTIFICATE OF TRANSFER CREDENTIAL 150.00
Scholastic records/documents from 1988 and below will be processed manually. If requested for the first
time, additional working days required to process the requested documents.
PROCESSING FEE
DOCUMENTS WORKING DAYS
(IN PESOS)
Fast Lane Regular Fast Lane
Regular Service Service Service
Certification of Enrolment Fifteen (15) 3 – 5 days 150.00 450.00
Certification of English as working days depending on
Medium of Instruction upon the status of
Certification of None Issuance of submission/ record/s
S.O. compliance of
Certification of Graduation the documentary
Certification of General requirements
Weighted Average (G.W.A.)
Certification of Grades (for cross- Fifteen (15) 3 – 5 days 150.00 450.00
enrollee) working days
(depends on the
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availability of
grade sheets)
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The COED Graduate Studies Registrar’s Office
The COED Graduate Studies Registrar’s Office maintains the students’ academic records
and implements policies and procedures on admission, enrolment, load requirements,
promotion, retention, graduation, transfer and dismissal of students. The COED Graduate
Studies office facilitates and processes new, returning and transferee applications, cross
registration; and assists in the administrative processes that support graduate education.
The COED Graduate Studies Registrar serves the students from the time they are admitted and
during their entire residency in the Graduate School. Specifically, it provides technical services, such as
the processing of student scholastic records (i.e. Transcript of Records, certifications, honorable
dismissals), and evaluates and maintains student records. The office also processes and evaluates records
of applicants for comprehensive examination, graduation, and it assists in the graduation exercises.
A. ADMISSION SERVICES
The COED Graduate Studies Registrar’s Office processes and facilitates the applications of
bachelor’s degree holders (for master’s) and master’s degree holders (for doctorate) who passed the
COED Graduate Studies Entrance Examination (COED-GSEE) for enrolment. The Office verifies and
checks the applicants’ application documents as to whether the applicant is qualified for admission
or not.
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intended program, www.pup.edu.ph
then submit the
online application
3. Upon successful COED Graduate Completely filled-
submission of your Studies Registrar’s up online
online application, Office application form
go to Display
Voucher to print www.pup.edu.ph
your Payment
Voucher
Cashier’s Office Main Campus Applicant’s copy of
4. Pay fee through Cashier’s Printed Payment
PUP Cashier’s Office or GS Voucher
office or go to the Any Land Bank Bldg. Ground
nearest LandBank Branch Flr. or South
Branch to remit Wing, G/ F,
payment via Main campus
online collection Any Land Bank
Branch
5. Submit the COED-GS Staff Main Campus, Admission
admission North Wing, documents and
requirements Rm. 206 Official Receipt
together with
Official Receipt to
the GS staff for
processing of
credentials
6. Claim ePermit PUP iApply Claim
Registrar Office Permit
7. Be at the assigned Proctor/Test E-301 COED- GSEE Test
testing room at Administrator Permit
least 30 minutes Black or blue
before the ballpen
scheduled time
printed in your
GSEE Permit
8. For international Office of West Wing, • Passport,
students, inquire International Ground Floor, Student Visa/
directly from the Affairs (OIA) Rm. 115 • Study Permit
Office of Dir. Maria Teresa Main Campus • TOEFL
International C. Villar Certificate or its
Affairs (OIA) equivalent
www.pup.edu.ph • Letter of
Recommendatio
n from
sponsoring
Agencies and/or
from an
Embassy/
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Consular Officer
of country
of origin
• TOR/ Education
Certificate/
Diploma
• Personal History
Statement
• Certificate of
Good Moral
Character, Bank
Certificate
• Medical
Clearance
• 2 pcs. 2x2
photos with
white
background, and
• Alien Certificate
of Registration
B. REGISTRATION
The Graduate School Registrar’s Office processes and facilitates the enrolment of freshmen, old
students, returning and transferees.
1. Enrolment
ENROLMENT OF FRESHMEN & OLD STUDENTS
Schedule of Availability of Service:
Enrolment period before the start of every semester and summer.
Fees:
Master’s Programs - P400.00 per unit
Doctoral Programs - P500.00 per unit
Processing Time:
Interview/advising - 30 minutes
Pre-registration - 5 to 10 minutes
Tagging of subjects - 5 to 10 minutes
Payment of fees - 15 minutes
Printing & validation
of registration cert. - 10 minutes
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interview and
enrolment
2. *Download and print
the admission record,
pre-registration form, Applicant
www.pup.edu.ph
steps in enrollment and www.pup.edu.ph
list of enrolment
requirements
3. *On the scheduled date COED- GS Main Campus,
of interview, go to the Registrar’s office North Wing Room
Confirmation slip; Admission
COED-GS Registrar’s 206
Records incl. all required
Office for submission of COED- GS Staff
documents as indicated in
the original documents
your confirmation slip
and issuance of
Approval for enrolment
COED
4. Go to the Program
Chairpersons’
Chairperson for
Office,
interview and advising Program Chair Pre-registration form
N205/N206, Main
of subjects to be
Campus
enrolled.
5. Proceed to the Office of COED Registrar’s
Main Campus,
the Registrar for Office Approved pre-registration
North 206
tagging of the subjects. Administrative Staff
6. Proceed to the Fund
Management Office Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/ F,
Approved pre-registration
(Cashier’s Office) for Cashier’s Office Main campus
payment of fees
7. Go back to the COED Main Campus,
Registrar’s Office for COED- GS North Wing Room
printing and validation Registrar’s office 206 Official Receipt of payment
of Registration
Certificate
*For New Students
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OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION OF
STEP/S TO FOLLOW DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
RESPONSIBLE OFFICE
1. Present the Old
Main Campus,
Registration Card at the Latest Registration Card
North Wing Room
GS Registrar’s Office for COED-GS Staff stamped fully paid by the
206
issuance of pre- Accounting Office
registration form.
Main Campus,
2. Proceed to the Program Student’s Program of
North Wing Room
Chairperson for advising of Program Chair Studies
206
subjects to be enrolled. & pre-registration form
3. Go back to the GS
Main Campus,
Registrar’s Office for the
North Wing Room Approved pre-
New Registration Card to COED-GS Staff
206 registration form
be filled up by the
Sta. Mesa, Manila
student.
4. Go to the Accounting
Office, Student Services Accounting Staff South Wing, G/ F, Fully accomplished
Section for assessment of Main campus registration certificate
fees.
5. Pay your total tuition and Collecting Officer South Wing, G/ F, Assessed copy of
miscellaneous fees Cashier’s office Main campus registration certificate
6. Proceed to the GS Main Campus, Official receipt of
Registrar’s Office for COED-GS North Wing Room payment
validation of the Registrar’s Staff 206 Registration certificate
Registration Card (Registrar’s copy)
2. Re-admission
A student returning from a leave of absence may be considered for readmission. The
COED-GS Registrar’s office processes and facilitates the applications for re-admission of
students with SIS or non-SIS accounts.
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2. Go to the Office of the Dean’s Office Letter of Intent as returnee
Dean for the approval of COED Dean Main Campus, student
the request for North wing Room Re-admission letter
readmission 206
3. Go to the GS Registrar’s
Office for academic
Main Campus, Approved application for
evaluation and COED-GS
North Wing Room re-admission
recommendation & Registrar 206
approval for re-
admission
4. Go to the GS Library
GS Library
and Accounting /Legal GS Librarian Clearance form
Ground Floor,
Office for the signing of Accounting Staff
clearance South Wing
5. Go to the Fund
Management Office for Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/
Signed clearance
payment of re- Cashier’s Office F, Main campus
admission fee
6. Go to the Program Main Campus,
Approved application for
Chair for evaluation and North Wing Room
advise on the subjects
Program Chair 205
re-admission and pre-
to be enrolled registration form
Application for Re-
Main Campus,
7. Go back to the GS Admission approved by
COED-GS North Wing Room
Registrar’s Office for
206
the: Dean, Program Chair,
enrolment.
Registrar’s Staff
and COED-GS Registrar;
Clearance and OR
3. Cross Enrollment
Students are allowed to cross enrol if the remaining subject/s to be taken is/are not offered in the
COED-GS. The COED-GS Registrar will issue a “permit to cross-enrol” at an accredited school upon
the Program Chair’s endorsement and the Dean’s approval.
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2. Proceed to the Program
Chair for the
Main Campus, North
recommendation of Approved request for
Program Chair Wing Room 205
approval of the request cross-enrollment
and the subjects to be
enrolled.
3. Go back to the Registrar’s
Main Campus, North
Office for issuance of Approved request for
COED-GS Registrar Wing Room 206
Permit to cross-enroll cross-enrollment
The COED-GS Registrar’s office processes and facilitates the applications for accreditation
of subjects taken in other schools/universities.
Equivalent graduate work not exceeding 30% of the total units in the PUP curriculum and
earned not more than five (5) years prior to graduation from the PUP Master’s/ Doctoral
degree program may be accepted by transfer from a graduate school of recognized standing.
An accreditation fee for each credited subject will be charged.
5. Completion of Grades
A grade of Incomplete (Inc.) is given to a student whose course work is not completed at
the time the grade was submitted. An “Incomplete” (Inc.) grade must be completed within
a period of one (1) year from the semester/term the Inc. grade was incurred. After a year,
the student is required to repeat the course or it remains “Inc.” and will earn no credit (“NC”).
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5. Go back to the COED-
Main Campus,
GS Registrar’s Office for
COED-GS Registrar’s North Wing Room
submission of the Receipt of payment
Staff 206
approved completion
form.
Changing of Subject
A change of subject, load, or course may be allowed for a valid reason upon prior
endorsement of the Program Chair and approval of the Dean.
Dropping of Subjects
With the consent of the faculty member and the Dean of the College of Education, a
student may drop a subject/ course any time before the mid-term examinations by
accomplishing the Application for Change of Enrolment (ACE) form and submitting it to the
COED-GS Registrar’s Office for record purposes. Unauthorized dropping of subject may result
to a grade of 5.0 or Failed.
2. Proceed to the
Cashier’s office for Collecting Officer, South Wing, G/ Application for Change of
payment of the ACE Cashier’s Office F, Main campus Enrolment (ACE) Form
form.
3. Proceed to the Course
Professor for signature
Professor’s Application for Change of
indicating the subjects Course Professor
to be changed,
Room Enrolment (ACE) Form
dropped or added.
Main Campus,
4. Go to the Dean for
North Wing Room ACE form signed by
approval of the ACE Dean 206
form.
concerned Professor
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5. Go back to the COED-
Main Campus,
GS Office for Approved ACE form and
COED-GS North Wing Room
acknowledgement of
206
Official Receipt of
the approved ACE
Registrar’s Staff
payment
form.
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C. COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
The COED-GS Registrar’s Office processes and facilitates the applications for comprehensive
examination. It also supervises the administering of comprehensive examination activities.
The student takes a comprehensive examination after completion of his/her course requirements.
A student who fails the examination will have to take another examination. A second failure will mean
his/her taking the examination again but only after taking the required additional courses of six (6)
units.
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Main Campus,
7. Submit the official receipt of
North Wing Room Official receipt of
payment to the GS Registrar’s Applicant
206 payment
office.
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who have complied with the copies of research
academic requirements project & other
academic
requirements
E. PROCESSING OF CREDENTIALS
Transcript of Records (For Undergraduates)
The COED-GS Registrar issues Transcript of Records to non-graduating and graduated students
provided that required documents are compiled and submitted.
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206, Sta. Mesa,
Manila
7. The COED-GS Registrar
Main Campus,
forwards the request for
North Wing Room
TOR to the Office of the COED-GS Registrar Student’s envelope/records
206, Sta. Mesa,
University Registrar for
Manila
processing
8. Claim the requested TOR
Registrar’s Office
at the COED-GS Applicant Claim Stub
South Wing, G/F
Registrar
Honorable Dismissal
The Registrar issues an Honorable Dismissal to a student who voluntarily withdraws from
the University for the purpose of transferring to another school. Any student applying for an
Honorable Dismissal shall be cleared of all accountabilities before a certificate is issued to
him/her.
Processing Time:
H.D. - one (1) day
TOR - one to two months
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Main Campus,
4. The COED-GS Registrar
North Wing Room
issues the Honorable COED-GS Registrar
206, Sta. Mesa,
Dismissal to the student.
Manila
5. Student submits the HD to
the school where he/she will Certificate of
Applicant
be transferring to for the Honorable Dismissal
Registrar’s signature
Certification
The COED-GS Registrar office issues certification of grades and other related
certifications to students who are requesting for the said documents.
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7. Claim the requested
Registrar’s Office
certification at the GS Applicant Claim Stub
South Wing, G/F
Office
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FUND MANAGEMENT OFFICE
The Fund Management Office (FMO) is one of the units under the Office of the Vice President for Finance. The
FMO consists of two (2) sections; the Cash Receipts and the Cash Disbursements. It provides cashiering and
disbursements services to our Students, Employees, Faculty Members, Alumni and Stakeholders in an efficient,
timely, professional, courteous and client oriented manner.
Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM (No lunch break);
Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (No lunch break)
Clients for the Service: College Students, Graduate School Students, Law School
Students and Open University Graduate Programs and
Undergraduate Students
Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM (No lunch break);
Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (No lunch break)
Clients for the Services: College Students, Graduate School Students, Law School
Students and Open University Graduate Programs and
Undergraduate Students
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PROCEDURE TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM (No lunch break);
Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (No lunch break)
Clients for the Services: Application for Graduation - College Students, Graduate
School Students, Law School Students and Open University
Graduate Programs and Undergraduate Students
Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM (No lunch break);
Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (No lunch break)
Clients for the Services: Graduating Students - College Students, Graduate School
Students, Law School Students and Open University
Graduate Programs and Undergraduate Students
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PROCEDURE TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
1. Accreditation Program and Non-Traditional Study / Payment of Enrollment Fees Expanded Tertiary
Education Equivalency and Program (ETEEAP/NTSP)
Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM (No lunch break);
Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (No lunch break)
Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM (No lunch break);
Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (No lunch break)
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PROCEDURE TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
3. Payment of Rentals for Dormitory, Stalls, Function Venues, Electricity and Water consumption,
Master’s and Doctorate Proposal Defense, Pre-Oral and Final Defense
Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM (No lunch break);
Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (No lunch break)
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B. CASH DISBURSEMENTS SECTION SERVICES
1. Releasing of checks to claimants (payment of refund on excess payment of tuition fee, utilities,
services, goods, salaries, seminars
Schedule of Availability of Service: Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM (No lunch break);
Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (No lunch break)
DOCUMENT/S
STEPS TO OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION PROCESSING TO BE
FEES
FOLLOW RESPONSIBLE OF OFFICE TIME RELEASED TO
CLAIMANTS
Present proper Adm. Aide/s/Chief, FMO Ground 5 minutes none Check
identification/ Cash Disbursements Floor South
Special Power Wing
of Attorney
(SPA) if
claimant is not
the owner /
Authority to
collect for
service
providers
END OF TRANSACTION Total No. of Minutes: 5 minutes per check release,
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GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND TESTING
SERVICES
ABOUT THE SERVICE
The Guidance, Counseling and Testing Services provides counseling services to assist students make a
realistic appraisal of their interests, abilities and aptitudes; administers psychological testing and
educational testing for admission, selection and placement of students; provides information and
orientation services to acquaint students with their new school environment, the school and the
demands of college life. The GCTS gathers information through individual inventory; conducts research
and evaluation to assist the administration, faculty members and guidance counselors in understanding
and meeting student needs; and provides referral and follow-up services for cases beyond the expertise
of the in-house guidance counselors.
Types of Services
1. COUNSELING
This is the heart of the Guidance Program. It is a goal-oriented process between a professionally trained,
competent counselor and an individual seeking help for the purpose of clarifying facts and issues to
increase the individual’s capacity to adjust satisfactorily to situations confronting him/her.
Fees: (Waived)
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the session are PUP College of
indicated Engineering &
Architecture
Dalisay O. Balagbagan Room: 320
PUP Institute of
Technology
Room 102
PUP College of Mass
Communication
Building
Jasmin A. Bascos
Graduate School
Available Registered Hasmin Building
Guidance
Counselors /
Psychologist/s
PUP College of
Engineering &
Architecture
Room: 320
PUP Institute of
Technology
Room 102
Graduate School
Hasmin Building
II. TESTING
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This utilizes previously prepared/standardized mental ability, aptitude, personality, interest, adjustment, and
other tests to, among others, evaluate the applicants for employment, scholarship, entrance tests, re-
admission, transferee, dorm, shifter, and student assistantship.
PROCESSING FEE
PURPOSE REMARKS
(IN PESOS)
For employment:
• Faculty Applicant 1,500.00 Payment of students who are currently
• Administrative Applicant 1,000.00 enrolled will be charged to Guidance Fee:
Entrance Tests: (Miscellaneous) except for Dorm
• College & ITech 550.00
• Laboratory High School 100.00 Applicant such as:
• College of Law 500.00 - Applicants for Scholarship and Grant
• Open University 500.00 - Student Assistantships
• Post Baccalaureate OU & - Shifters
COED 500.00 - Self-Assessment
Waiver 750.00
Students:
Entrance Scholarship Transferee 500.00
Re-admission 750.00
Dorm 750.00
50.00
1. Submit the Registered PUP Main Campus: For Tests • Endorsement Letter,
Required Guidance Counselors/ Testing Room Scheduling Personal Data Sheet
documents Psychologists PUP-GCTS 1 – 2 minutes and Receipt
Room 205
Rose Helen T. Merza 2nd Floor Charlie del
a. Teaching Cielito B. Buhain Rosario Hall Psychological
Position Angelita R. Crisostomo Test Proper
b. Administrative Jasmin A. Bascos 2 – 3 hours
Position Dalisay O. Balagbagan
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c. LHS Entrance
(PUPLHSEE)
Special)
d. College of Law Registered Guidance PUP Main Campus: Psychological • Endorsement Letter
Counselor/Psychologist: Testing Room Test Proper from the College of
PUP-GCTS 35 minutes Law
Rose Helen T. Merza Room 205
Cielito B. Buhain 2nd Floor Charlie del
e. Open Angelita R. Crisostomo Rosario Hall Psychological • E-Permit
University Jasmin A. Bascos Test Proper
Dalisay O. Balagbagan 2-3 hours
f. Post
Baccalaureate
g. Waiver • E-Permit or
Endorsement from
the Office of the
President
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• Accomplished GCTS
Individual Inventory
Record Form
n. Extension: Registered Guidance PUP Main Campus: Depending on the • Endorsement Letter
DOST Counselors / Psychologists Testing Room time limit of the from DOST Agency
PUP-GCTS test/s to be HR Office
Rose Helen T. Merza Room 205 administered
Cielito B. Buhain 2nd Floor Charlie del
o. Self- Angelita R. Crisostomo Rosario Hall • Accomplished
Assessment Jasmin A. Bascos Individual Inventory
Dalisay O. Balagbagan Record and; for (p.)
with Referral Letter
p. Other testing:
as requested
by the Dean,
Chairperson,
Faculty
Member or
etc.
2. Take the test on Guidance, Counseling and PUP Main Campus: Depending on the
the scheduled Testing Services Office Testing Room time limit of the
date and time. Authorized Staff PUP-GCTS test/s to be
Room 205 administered
2nd Floor Charlie del
Rosario Hall
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PROCEDURE FOR GENERAL CLEARANCE SIGNING IN THE LEGAL OFFICE
Where: University Legal Counsel Office
Room 302 South Wing, Main Campus, Sta., Mesa Manila
Telephone: 02-315-1777 local 396
Head of Office: Atty. Joanna Marie A. Liao
Schedule: Mondays to Fridays 8:00am to 8:00pm
Saturdays 9:00am to 6:00pm
Except, on Holidays and official cancellation of work in all government
offices.
Requirements:
1. Please complete all the necessary information to be filled up by the client.
2. Complete the clearance signature in the accounting and audit office.
EMPLOYEE’S ASSIGNED
STEPS CLIENT TASK DURATION
TASK EMPLOYEE
1 Bring the document to Serve with 5 minutes Kaye
the legal office for courtesy. Ask
signing. client’s purpose
2 Present the General Check whether 5 minutes Kaye
Clearance Form. or not the
accounting and
audit offices
clearance were
acquired prior
to legal
clearance
signing.
Except, client
from branches
or campuses
have their
respective
accounting
office.
3 Register your name and Sign the General 5 minutes Kaye
signature in the logbook. Clearance after
validation, and
indicate the
date.
4 Clients may answer the Encourage client 5 minutes Kaye
evaluation for to improve to fill up the
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public service in the legal evaluation form.
office. (optional)
5 Bring signed clearance
form and proceed
payment to the Cashier.
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OFFICE OF THE LHS REGISTRAR
The Office of the LHS Registrar implements the PUP Laboratory High School policies and
procedures on admission, enrollment and registration. Its main responsibilities include the
Freshman Admission thru the Laboratory High School Entrance Examination, enrollment, and
processing of student scholastic records (i.e. Secondary Student’s Permanent Record or F-137).
TYPES OF SERVICES
1. FRESHMAN ADMISSION
The Office of the LHS Registrar processes application for LHSEE, facilitates the
administration of the LHSEE, and the enrolment of elementary school students who
passed the LHSEE. The Office evaluates the authenticity of the applicant’s qualification for
admission and adherence to the PUP LHS admission requirements/criteria.
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3. Go back at the Office of the LHS Building 2, 5 - 10 • Official
Office of the Registrar PUP minutes Receipt with
LHS Registrar Laboratory Payment
and get High Validation
application School
form. Read
instructions
carefully and
fill out the
form properly.
Please PRINT.
4. Submit Office of the LHS Building 2, 2 – 5 minutes • Duly
application Registrar PUP Accomplished
form and Laboratory Application
receipt to High Form
personnel for School
encoding.
5. The applicant Office of the LHS Building 2, 2 minutes
will be called Registrar PUP
for picture Laboratory
taking. High
School
6. The test Office of the LHS Building 2, 2 minutes
permit will be Registrar PUP
printed. Laboratory
High
School
7. Claim the Office of the LHS Building 2, 2 minutes • Test Permit
printed test Registrar PUP
permit. Laboratory
High
School
8. Come to the • Office of the LHS PUP • LHSEE Test
Testing Center Registrar Laboratory Permit
30 minutes • Guidance, High • Two (2) pcs. Of
before your Counseling and School Mongol Lead
time schedule Testing Services No. 2 Pencil
as printed in • School ID
your
examination
permit.
9. Visit the PUP • Office of the LHS Building 2,
Website and Registrar PUP
Office of the • www.pup.edu.ph Laboratory
LHS Registrar
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on a specified High
date for the School
result and the
date of
confirmation
for
Psychological
Exam and
Interview of
successful
applicants.
10. Walk-in • Office of the LHS Building 2, 5 minutes
Confirmation Registrar PUP
of Schedule Laboratory
for High
Psychological School
Exam and
Interview of
successful
applicants.
11. Take • Office of the LHS PUP 2 hours • Original and
Psychological Registrar Laboratory Photocopy of
Exam and • Guidance, High Elementary
undergo Counseling and School Report Card
Interview. Testing Services • Pencil
Come 30 • PUP LHS Faculty • Eraser
minutes • Ballpen
before your • Confirmation
schedule. Notice
12. Visit the PUP • Office of the LHS
Website and Registrar
Office of the • www.pup.edu.ph
LHS Registrar
on a specified
date for the
final result of
successful
applicants and
the dates to
claim
schedule of
pre-enrolment
and student
profile sheet.
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13. Claim Office of the LHS Building 2, 5 minutes • Required valid
Schedule of Registrar PUP documents as
pre-enrolment Laboratory indicated in
and Student High the Schedule
Profile sheet. School of pre-
Come on the enrolment
scheduled
date of
processing of
your
credentials,
follow the
steps in pre-
enrolment.
END OF TRANSACTION
2. ENROLLMENT
The Office of the LHS Registrar handles the pre-enrolment and enrolment of new
(incoming Grade 7) students, as well as the old (Grade 8 – 10) students for the incoming
School Year.
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• Certificate of
Good Moral
Character
• NSO-Certified
true copy of
Birth
Certificate
• Two (2) pcs.
2x2 inch.
photo on
white
background
with name
plate at the
chest area
• Long brown
envelope
(nothing
should be
written on it)
2. Proceed to PUP LHS Medical Clinic Building 2, 10 – 15 • Latest Chest X-
the PUP PUP minutes Ray (Film and
Laboratory Laboratory Results)
High School High School
Medical Clinic,
and present
your Latest
Chest X-Ray
(Film and
Results) to
secure a
medical
clearance.
3. Proceed to PUP Dental Clinic PUP Main 5 - 10 •
the PUP Building: minutes
Dental Clinic, Ground
for your oral Floor, East
check-up to Wing
secure a
clearance.
4. Once cleared, PUP Dental Clinic PUP Main 1 minute • Medical
present your Building: Clearance
clearance to Ground
the personnel Floor, East
Wing
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in charge for
tagging in SIS.
5. Go back to the Office of the LHS Building 2, 5 minutes • Certificate of
Office of the Registrar PUP Admission
LHS Registrar Laboratory • Request for F-
and submit High School 137
your Medical
Clearance. A
Certificate of
Admission and
a Request for
F-137 will be
issued to the
student.
END OF TRANSACTION
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students who
qualify as
entrance
scholars. If you
found your
name proceed
to the Office of
Scholarship
and Financial
Assistance
Services, if not,
proceed to
Step 4.
3. Proceed to the Office of Scholarship PUP Main 3 - 5 minutes
Office of and Financial Building:
Scholarship Assistance Services West Wing,
and Financial Ground
Assistance Floor
Services. The
administrative
personnel will
tag you as
scholar in the
SIS. . After
tagging in the
SIS, go to the
next step.
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OR and wait
for your RC to
be printed.
END OF TRANSACTION
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for your RC to
be printed.
END OF TRANSACTION
Certification –
3 working days
Secondary
Student’s
Permanent
Record (TOR) –
3 working days
Diploma – 10
working days
The MSD Citizens Charter provides its clients with complete information on the requirements
pertaining to the procedures, timeliness in line with the objectives of improving service delivery and ensuring
client satisfaction.
Telephone numbers:
Direct line: (632) 335-1745 Director’s Office
Trunk line: (632) 335-1777 / 335-1787 loc. 385 (Director’s Office)
loc. 312 (College Medical Clinic, Mabini Campus)
loc. 311 (College Dental Clinic, Mabini Campus)
(632) 716-0942 Medical Clinic, M.H. Del Pilar Campus
SERVICES OFFERED:
MEDICAL SECTION
Types of Services:
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This is one of the core functions of the Medical Services Department (MSD). It is a process between a
professionally trained competent Physician and a client/patient seeking professional advice for treatment
of his/her illness.
Mark B. Sarmiento
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Mark B. Sarmiento
Mark B. Sarmiento
END OF TRANSACTION
Provide immediate/prompt first aid intervention for emergency cases prior to referral to nearby hospital thru
emergency vehicle.
Fees: Waived
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
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Mark B. Sarmiento
END OF TRANSACTION
3. MEDICAL CLEARANCE / CERTIFICATE
Issuance of medical clearance / certificate for on-the-job training, off-campus activities, laboratory (such as
Culinary, etc) and P.E. classes, excuse slip and annual medical examination, incoming first year (college, senior
high school and junior high school, OU and GS) transferee and post bac. students.
Fees: Waived
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present to the Aina Crizyl O. Amigable,RN * College Depends on the (6 months
nurse on duty the Maria Flora May S. Porciuncula, * LHS compliance of validity)
chest x-ray result RN the students
with film within 6 Candice Sheena E. Tadeo, RN
months. Jean Myreen N. Rivera, RN
Anna Liza G. Bauzon, RN
Maria P. Aromin, RN COC Campus
Carmencita SJ Francisco, RN NDC-CEA Campus
Alvin O. Cruzado, RN ITech Campus
Josephine O. Alfonso, RN M.H. Del Pilar
Eden T. Tatad, RN Campus
Mark B. Sarmiento
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Maria P. Aromin, RN COC Campus
Carmencita SJ Francisco, RN NDC-CEA Campus
Alvin O. Cruzado, RN ITech Campus
Josephine O. Alfonso, RN M.H. Del Pilar
Eden T. Tatad, RN Campus
Mark B. Sarmiento
3. The nurse will get Nurse on duty: Medical Clinic: Medical record
vital signs and Angelita C. Ramiscal, RN A. Mabini Campus
write it in his/her Aina Crizyl O. Amigable,RN * College
health record. Maria Flora May S. Porciuncula, * LHS
RN
Candice Sheena E. Tadeo, RN
Jean Myreen N. Rivera, RN
Anna Liza G. Bauzon, RN
Maria P. Aromin, RN COC Campus
Carmencita SJ Francisco, RN NDC-CEA Campus
Alvin O. Cruzado, RN ITech Campus
Josephine O. Alfonso, RN M.H. Del Pilar
Eden T. Tatad, RN Campus
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C. Issuance of Excuse slips (Students):
Mark B. Sarmiento
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DENTAL SECTION
The Dental Clinic renders services to patients who come for consultation and treatment concerning
their dental problems. It also informs and promote healthy environment by making patients aware on how to
maintain a healthy oral cavity.
SERVICES OFFERED:
Types of Services:
Giving dental advice to an individual regarding oral health status and management.
1. As patient walk into Dental Aide: Dental Clinic: 15 minutes Patient should
the dental Clinic, Cherry Grace B. Pigon A. Mabini Campus be a bonifide
he/she will be Rayan C. Soriano students,
assisted and asked of Ricardo B. Carpio M.H. Del Pilar employees,
her complaint by the Wilfredo B. Malabanan Campus faculty
dental aide. Elaine Rowena R. Requidan COC Campus members
NDC-CEA Campus
After examination
and the dentist find
it necessary for
dental x-ray, then
the dentist will
make referral for
dental x-ray.
After examination
and evaluation, and
the dentist find it
necessary to refer to
dental specialist
then, the dentist will
make the necessary
referral.
END OF TRANSACTION
2. ORAL PROPHYLAXIS
Oral Prophylaxis is cleaning in layman’s term, done with the use of ultrasonic scaler wherein plaque, tartar
and other food debris are removed from the surface of the tooth.
Fees: Waived
1. Patient seeking for Dentist / Dental Aide: Dental Clinic: Varies Registration
Oral Prophylaxis will Maria Rachael B. Jamandre, A. Mabini Campus depending on Card and ID for
be requesting DMD the severity of Students, ID
schedule from the Randy L. Garcia, DMD case for Employees
dental staff. Cherry Grace B. Pigon and Faculty
Rayan C. Soriano M.H. Del Pilar Member
Chona M. Garcia, DMD Campus
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3. CAVITY FILLING
END OF TRANSACTION
4. DENTAL EXTRACTION
END OF TRANSACTION
5. DENTAL CLEARANCE
Dental Clearance is issued to incoming 1st year students and faculty members for further examination and
evaluation of their complaint.
1. Incoming 1st year Dentist / Dental Aide: Dental Clinic: 15 minutes Registration
LHS students, faculty Maria Rachael B. Jamandre, A. Mabini Campus Card and ID for
members and DMD Students, ID
required to visit the Randy L. Garcia, DMD for Employees
Dental Clinic for Cherry Grace B. Pigon and Faculty
their dental Rayan C. Soriano M.H. Del Pilar Member
clearance. Chona M. Garcia, DMD Campus
Ricardo B. Carpio
Linton SJ Barangan, DMD COC Campus
Wilfredo B. Malabanan
Jemina D. Denaga, DMD NDC-CEA Campus
Elaine Rowena R. Requidan
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Office/Person
Steps to Follow Location of Office Documents Required
Responsible
Mr. Kim Wilbert
Fill-Up the Transient Form
Salandanan Ground Flr. Graduate Accomplished
and Issuance of Request
Hasmin Hostel Staff School Transient Form
for Order of Payment
Director’s Office
Accounting Office, Ground floor, South Request for Order of
Get the Order of Payment
Mabini Campus Wing Payment
Fund Management Ground floor, South
Payment of Rental Order of Payment
Office, Mabini Campus Wing
END OF TRANSACTION
Office/Person
Steps to Follow Location of Office Documents Required
Responsible
Mr. Kim Wilbert
Fill-Up the Application Salandanan Ground Flr. Graduate
List of Requirements
Form Hasmin Hostel Staff School
Director’s Office
Ms. Amy A Montezon
Assistant Hostel
Interview and Orientation Ground Flr. Hasmin
Manager Required Documents
of the Applicant Hostel
Campus
Administrative Office
END OF TRANSACTION
Office/Person
Steps to Follow Location of Office Documents Required
Responsible
Ms. Amy A Montezon
Assistant Hostel
Ground Flr. Hasmin Letter of Intent,
Submit Letter of Intent Manager
Hostel Photocopy of PUP ID
Campus
Administrative Office
Ms. Amy A Montezon
Assistant Hostel
Submit the Signed Ground Flr. Hasmin Approved Request,
Manager
Contract of Lease Hostel Information Sheet
Campus
Administrative Office
Mr. Joseph M.
Contract of Lease,
Issuance of Move-in Lardizabal Ground Flr. Graduate
Approved Request,
Permit Director, MHDPC School
Information Sheet
Director’s Office
END OF TRANSACTION
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The NALLRC serves as the University’s gateway to the global information society, and provides
various services and development programs to its clientele.
Service Hours
Services Offered:
I. LIBRARY OPERATIONS
PROCESSING DOCUMENTS
STEPS TO FOLLOW PERSON/ OFFICE OFFICE TIME REQUIRED
RESPONSIBLE
• Klaribel P.
7. Graduate
Haban, LHS
School and
Library
College of Law
8. Fiction books
may be
borrowed and
taken out for a
week. The
books may be
renewed for
another week.
9. Photocopying
of theses and
dissertations is
not allowed.
10. University
officials, faculty
members, and
academic and
administrative
personnel shall
be restricted to
a one-week
loan period
depending on
the availability
of copies.
11. All library
materials
borrowed
under the name
of a particular
borrower shall
be the
registered
borrower’s
responsibility.
The borrower
shall clear
himself/herself
of his/her
B. Procedures on
Returning Library
Resources
3mins
1. Present library
resources for
return to the
Loan/Counter
Desk. A
borrowed library
resource shall be
the responsibility
of the borrower
until it is
returned to the
section where it
was borrowed
and the borrower
is cleared by the
staff In-charge of
the Section.
2. All library
resources on
loan are subject
to recall anytime
upon notice.
End of Transaction
C. Clearance
Description of Service:
• Proceed to
the Office of
the Director,
NALLRC for
clearance
signing
End of Transaction
For Students:
Proceed to :
Main Ms. Avelina N. Lupas PUP Mabini 2mins
Campus Head, Readers’ Campus
Services 3rd Floor, Left
Wing,
Satellite NALLRC Bldg. 2mins
Campuses Mr. Orlando L.
• COC Library Oliverio, Jr. 2nd Flr., College
of 2mins
Communication
Bldg., NDC
• CEA Library Ms. Jean Razzell P. Cmpd., Sta.
Gagalac Mesa, Manila 2mins
D. Referral Letters
Description of Service:
Students and Faculty members in need of materials but not found at the NALLRC shall be
referred to other libraries.
The PUP-CLFI E-Learning Center provides Online searching such as e-books, online public access
catalogue. It also houses the non-print materials such as compact
discs, CD-ROMs, and other computer files that are general reference in nature. The center has
the maximum capacity of 40 persons. The following rules shall be
followed when using the e-Resource Facilities:
2. Reservation
is on a first-
come, first-
served basis.
3. Each bona
fide user:
a. may use a slot
for a maximum
period of one
hour; he/she
may renew his
reservation for
another hour
(or a fraction of
it) but will have
to vacate the
slot as soon as
another user
comes to avail
the same
service;
c. should observe
silence and
courtesy during
his/her stay at
the center;
headphones
are provided
for
personalized
playing of
multimedia
materials;
d. should leave
his/her bag at
the counter
designated for
the purpose;
e. is not allowed
to view
pornographic
materials and
play video
games;
f. is not allowed
to run pirated
software as
well as USB and
other
paraphernalia
assigned to
him/her; but
files may be
saved through
the server with
the
g. is not allowed
to bring food
and drinks
inside the
center;
h. is not allowed
to share with
others the
computers/sea
ts and other
paraphernalia
assigned to
him/her;
i. will be
responsible for
any loss or
damage to any
equipment/faci
lity that he/she
used; and
j. must observe
decorum and
discipline while
inside the
premises.
4. The NALLRC
administratio
n reserves
the right to
suspend or
cancel the
use of
facilities if
any of the
policies has
been
violated.
2. Once
approved,
the MMES-
in-charge
will
calendar/sc
hedule the
request.
3. Get a copy
of the
approved
request
Rules to be
Observed:
1. The Silid
Lakan
Dayang is a
venue for
small
forums,
conferences
, and
meetings.
2. The use of
the room
prioritizes
official
functions of
the
University.
3. Only duly
approved
letter of
request by
the Director
shall be
honored.
4. Request
should be
filed at least
two (2) days
before the
event.
5. The use of
the room
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includes the
provision of
a sound
system.
6. Users are
expected to:
a. observe
decorum
and
discipline
during
venue use;
b. clean the
area after
use;
c. return
borrowed
equipmen
t (if any);
and
d. be
responsibl
e for any
loss or
damage to
any
equipmen
t/facility
used.
7. The NALLRC
administrati
on reserves
the right to
suspend or
cancel the
use of
facilities if
any of the
policies has
8. The NALLRC
administrati
on may
implement
additional
rules as it
may deem
necessary.
C. MULTIMEDIA ROOM
Known as MMC, it is located on the fourth floor of the building. It is a venue for
small to medium group of attendees for forum, conferences, meetings, and the like. A
rental fee of Php 300.00 is charged.
4. After
assessment
pay to the
Cashier’s
Office of the
University.
5. Submit a
copy of the
official
receipt to
the MMES
Office.
1. The
Multimedia
Center is a
venue for
small to
medium
groups of
people
conducting
forums,
conferences,
meetings,
and the like.
2. The use of
the MMC is
Php
300.00/hour.
3. Only duly
approved
letter of
request by
the Director
shall be
honored.
4. Request
should be
filed at least
two (2) days
before the
event.
5. The use of
the room
includes the
provision of a
sound
system.
b. clean the
area after
use;
c. return
borrowed
equipment (if
any); and
d. be
responsible
for any loss
or damage to
any
equipment/f
acility used.
7. The NALLRC
administratio
n reserves
the right to
suspend or
cancel the
use of
facilities if
any of the
policies has
been
violated.
8. The NALLRC
administratio
n may
implement
additional
rules as it
2. Once
approved, the
MMES-in-
charge will
calendar/sche
dule the
request.
Rules to be
Observed:
1. The Film
Viewing Room
is a venue for
small forums,
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film showing,
and meetings.
3. Only duly
approved letter
of request by
the Director
shall be
honored.
4. Request should
be filed at least
two (2) days
before the
event.
5. The use of the
room includes
the provision of
a sound
system.
6. Users are
expected to:
a. observe
decorum
and
discipline
during
venue use;
b. clean the
area after
use;
c. return
borrowed
equipmen
d. be
responsibl
e for any
loss or
damage to
any
equipmen
t/facility
used.
7. The NALLRC
administration
reserves the
right to
suspend or
cancel the use
of facilities if
any of the
policies has
been violated.
The NALLRC
administration may
implement
additional rules as
it may deem
necessary.
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Chief, Multimedia and E-Learning 3rd Flr., Center Wing,
Services NALLRC Bldg.
Mabini Campus
3rd Flr., Left Wing, NALLRC
Readers Services Loc. 292 Bldg.
Mabini Campus
3rd Flr., Center Wing,
Technical Services Loc 248 NALLRC Bldg.
Special Services Loc. 240 Mabini Campus
Satellite Libraries:
- GS Library 716-0933/ 713-3818 (c/o Dean’s Grd. Flr., M. H. Del Pilar
- CTHTM Library Office) Campus
- CEA Library 715-1426 (c/o Dean’s Office) 2nd Flr., Hasmin-Hostel
- COC Library 713-1470 Bldg., R. Magsaysay
- Institute of 335-1777 loc 631 (c/o Dean’s 4th Flr., CEA-CAFA Bldg.,
Technology Library Office) NDC Cmpd., Anonas
- College of Law 716-9153 (c/o Director’s Office) 2nd Flr., CoC Bldg., NDC
- Laboratory High Loc. 656 Comp., Anonas St.
School Library Loc. 243 3rd Flr., Antique House,
NDC Compd., Anonas
Grd. Flr., NALLRC Bldg.,
Mabini Campus
LHS Bldg., Mabini Campus
For further information and assistance, please contact us on the following numbers shown below:
The Office International Affairs, takes the pivotal role in the processing
of::
• foreign student application to the University and
• academic exchanges, agreements, and networking programs with
equally reputable higher education institution and organizations
abroad.
SERVICE/S OFFERED:
Description of Services:
The Office of International Affairs facilitates the application, initial assessment of credentials for evaluation
in the desired program of the foreign student applicant, acceptance in the program, securing the Notice of
Acceptance (NOA) from the University Registrar and conversion of student visa /special study permit at the Bureau
of Immigration.
Schedule of Availability of Service:
1. Photocopy of data
pages of the
student's passport
2. Go to the OIA for showing date and
orientation, initial place of birth, and
assessment of
birth certificate or
credentials and secure
college interview Director, OIA OIA, 2nd floor, 5-10 its equivalent duly
schedule South Wing, minutes
authenticated by
PUP Main
Bldg. the Philippine
Foreign Service
Post
2. Transcript o
Records/Scholastic
Records duly
authenticated by
the Philippine
Foreign Service
Post located in the
student applicant's
3. Personal History
statement with
passport photo and
left and right
thumbmark ( six
copies)
4. A Notarized
Affidavit of Support
including bank
statements,
notarized notice of
grant for
institutional
scholars to cover
expenses for the
student's
accommodation
and subsistence, as
well as other
school dues and
other incidental
expenses
5. Duly authenticated
police clearance/
Certificate of Non-
Criminality
End of Transaction
End of Transaction
Description of Services:
1. Present Student Visa Director, OIA OIA, 3rd Flr., South 10 mins. Student Visa
to the OIA to secure Wing, PUP Main
ENGLISH PLACEMENT Bldg.
TEST schedule
3. Get result of the EPT Chairperson, English English 1 hour EPT Result
and enroll in the Department Department, 2nd
prescribed intensive Flr, , PUP Main
english course Bldg.
Graduate:
2 semesters @ US$250.00 per 3 units per semester &
2 Summers @ US$250.00 per 3 units per Summer
Student Visa
1. ENROLLMENT- Enrol
at the College where
you habe been Program College and ICT
admitted. Program 30 minutes
Chairperson Center
chairperson advises
and assists in the SIS
enrollment
Registration
2. ASSESSMENT –Go to
Certificate
Accounting Office for ICTC Ninoy Aquino
the assessment of ICTC/Accounting
Library and
fees and issuance of Personnel 15 minutes
Learning Resource
the registration (on line)
Center
certificate by the
OUR for the courses
Assessed
3. PAYMENT- Pay the Landbank or
Registration
assessed amount of Cashier University cashier, 30 minutes
Certificate
fees at the cashier Main Bldg.
• Duly
accomplished
and notarized BI
General
Application
Form;
• Original Copy of
Certificate of Re-
10 minutes previous
-
OIA, 3rd Flr.,
Director, OIA semesters)
South Wing, PUP
Main Bldg. • Photocopy of
applicant’s
passport (bio-
page, latest
admission/arrival
and latest 9(f)
extension)
• Photocopy of
ACR I-card
• BI clearance
• In case of
transfer,
Honorable
Dismissal or
Certificate of
Transfer from
previous school
In case of failed
grades or dropped
subjects, letter of
explanation for the
same
BUREAU OF
IMMIGRATION
3. OIA secures copy of Director, OIA OIA, 2nd Flr., One (1) Memorandum of
comments/feedback from South week to Understanding/
the Legal Office and sends PUP President Wing, PUP one(1) Agreement
to partner institution and Main Bldg. month
the Office of the PUP Office of
President for further the
comments, amendments President
or approval
4. Upon agreement on Director, OIA and OIA,3rd Flr., One week to Final Draft of
the final draft, the partner institution South Wing, one(1) MOU/MOA
OIA and its PUP Main month
counterpart from Bldg.
the partner
institution, schedule
MOA signing by the
Presidents of the
two institutions.
5. MOA Signing and Director, OIA and Agreed Three(3) to Final copies of MOA (4)
Fellowship partner institution upon venue Four (4) for signature
and hours
schedule
End of Transaction
The Registrar’ s Office of the PUP Open University keeps the permanent record of students
and the office processes registration, enforces the policies and guidelines for admission and
registration and processes of registration of students.
The Registrar's Office starts serving the students after they are admitted until they
graduate. The personnel works closely together with other staff of the PUP OU in providing
quality services. Likewise the office assists students by facilitating their requests for transcript of
records (TOR), certifications, and other documents as requested by the students. The office is
also in-charge in the conduct of examination and evaluation of grades of candidates for
graduation. The office assists during graduation ceremonies, both mid-year and year-end
graduation of every school year.
b. Those with thirty-six (36) units collegiate study, two (2) years of work experience, and qualify
in the PUP Scholastic Aptitude and Interest Test (PUPSAIT);
c. Those with eighteen (18) units of a post secondary vocation/technical course 3 years of
work experience, and qualify in the PUP Scholastic Aptitude and Interest Test (PUPSAIT);
d. Those without any collegiate units (or high school graduates who have not enrolled for any
degree program or vocational/technical course), but with five (5) years of work experience,
and qualify in the PUPSAIT.
End of Transaction
FEE:
Php 750.00 Examination Fee
End of Transaction
FEE:
Php 500.00 Examination Fee
4. Please be at the Test PUP Sta. One hour • Test Permit and
assigned testing Administrator/ Mesa, and thirty Pencil
room at least 30 Proctor Mla. Or LC minutes
minutes before the
scheduled time
with your
Examination
Permit.
End of Transaction
FEE:
Php 100.00/unit - Undergraduate
Php 100.00/unit - Post Baccalaureate
End of Transaction
FEE/S:
MEM, MC, MPA & MSIT – Php 200.00/unit
MSCM – Php 300.00/unit
OFW’s and International Students - $ 1,000/semester
$ 500/summer
3. Present the X-Ray with Medical Officers Ground 10 mins. • Chest X-Ray
result at the Medical Floor, East with Result
and Dental Services for Wing
OK for ENROLLMENT.
End of Transaction
ENROLLMENT
• ENROLLMENT OF OLD UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS THROUGH THE
STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (SIS)
FEE/S:
Undergraduate Courses – P100.00 per unit
Graduate Programs – P200.00 per unit
MSCM – P300.00per unit
OFWS and International Students > $1,000/ semester
$ 500/summer
3. Present the X-Ray Medical Officers Ground 10 mins. • Chest X-Ray with
with result at the Floor, East Result
Medical and Dental Wing
Services for OK for
ENROLLMENT.
End of Transaction
FEE/S:
Undergraduate Courses – P100.00 per unit
Graduate Programs – P200.00 per unit
MSCM – P300.00per unit
OFWS and International Students > $1,000/ semester
$ 500/summer
End of Transaction
ENROLLMENT
• ENROLLMENT OF OLD STUDENTS - MANUAL
FEE/S:
Undergraduate Courses – P100.00 per unit
Graduate Programs – P200.00 per unit
MSCM – P300.00per unit
OFWS and International Students > $1,000/ semester
$ 500/summer
End of Transaction
FEE/S:
Re-admission fee – Php 350.00,
Certification of grades – Php 150.00
10. Present the X- Medical Officer Ground Floor, East 10 mins. • Chest X-ray
Ray with result Wing with Result
at the medical &
dental services
for OK for
enrollment.
11. Proceed to the Program Chair 4th Floor, NALLRC 15 mins. • Certification of
Program Chair grades, re-
for academic admission
evaluation and
form, general
signing of the re-
admission form clearance and
receipt
End of Transaction
FEE:
Cross ENROLLMENT fee – Php 150.00
End of Transaction
End of Transaction
FEE:
Php 100.00 per subject
End of Transaction
FEE/S:
Undergraduate - 35 students per class at the rate of P 40.00
Masteral – 15 students per class at the rate of P 300.00
3. After the approval ICTC Staff 2nd Floor, 30 mins. • Letter of request
of the EVP proceed NALLRC
to ICTC for
tagging/encoding and
of the approved 4th Floor,
subject. NALLRC
• For Non-SIS OU Registrar’s
proceed to the Staff
OU Registrar’s
Office for
ENROLLMENT.
End of Transaction
FEE:
Graduate Program P50.00 per subject
Undergraduate Program P30.00 per subject
End of Transaction
FEE:
Php 20.00
7. Proceed to the Fund Collecting Ground 5-15 mins • ACE Form and
Management Office Officer Floor, receipt
for payment of the South
ACE form. Wing
10. Go back to the OU OU Staff 4th Floor, 5 mins. • ACE Form and
Registrar’s Office for NALLRC receipt
submission of the
approved ACE form.
FEE:
Php 150.00
End of Transaction
DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS:
1. Letter stating the reason for filing a leave of absence address to the Director of the Open
University through the program/chairperson
End of Transaction
FEE/S:
Application fee - Php 150.00
Comprehensive Examination fee
• Manual – Php 1,300.00
• Computerized – Php 1,500.00
End of Transaction
A student who has already completed all the academic requirements with no grades below
2.0, passed the comprehensive examination, passed the thesis oral examination (for the
Thesis Program) and cleared of all accountabilities shall submit his application for
graduation.
A student who has already completed all academic and other requirements prescribed by
the Open University, met the minimum one-year residence and cleared of all
accountabilities can shall submit his application for graduation.
FEE/S:
• Application for Graduation - Php 150.00
• Graduation Fee – P 600.00
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• Diploma – P 200.00
• TOR (Undergraduate) – P 350.00
• TOR (Graduate/Post Baccalaureate) – P 250.00 for 1st page/ P 200.00 per exceeding
page
• Certification of Graduation – P 150.00
• Memorabilia – P 1,200.00
• Scannable fee – P 60.00
• Alumni fee – P 350.00
• Graduation Picture – P 100.00
End of Transaction
A student can apply for Transcript of Records after a dully accomplished General
Clearance is submitted together with the proof of payment to the OU Registrar’s Office.
No Transcript of Records will be released to a proxy unless with a Special Power of
Attorney, dully notarized, from the student concerned.
A student can apply for Transcript of Records after a dully accomplished General
Clearance is submitted together with the proof of payment to the OU Registrar’s Office.
No Transcript of Records will be released to a proxy unless with a Special Power of
Attorney, dully notarized, from the student concerned.
DIPLOMA
HONORABLE DISMISSAL
An Honorable Dismissal shall be issued to a student who voluntarily withdraws from the
OU for the purpose of transferring to another school shall have to be cleared of all
accountabilities before a certificate is issued to him. A student who leaves the OU for
reasons of expulsion, disciplinary action or suspension shall not be entitled to an
honourable dismissal. A student who has been issued an honorable dismissal shall not be
re-admitted to the OU.
Transcript of Records
End of Transaction
SERVICE/S OFFERED:
A. ADMISSION
• Admission for ETEEAP CLIENTS per E.O. 330
• Admission for NON TRADITIONAL CLIENTS (1984 BOR Approved)
B. ENROLLMENT
C. GRADUATION
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FEE:
Assessment fee: Php 3,200.00 – undergraduate program
Php 5,400.00 – Master’s degree program
End of Transaction
ENROLLMENT
• ENROLLMENT FOR BOTH ETEEAP AND NON TRADITIONAL STUDIES
FEE:
Php 3,750.00 per 3 units, Undergraduate program
Php 6, 750.00 per 3 units, Master’s program
End of Transaction
A student who has already completed all the academic requirements with no grade below
2.0, passed the thesis oral examination and cleared of all accountabilities shall submit his
application for graduation.
b. BACCALUAREATE DEGREE
A student who has already completed all academic requirements in the curriculum and
cleared of all accountabilities shall submit his application for graduation.
FEES:
• Application for Graduation - Php 150.00
• Graduation Fee – P 600.00
• Diploma – P 200.00
• TOR (Undergraduate) – P 350.00
• TOR (Graduate) – P 250.00 for 1st page/ P 200.00 per exceeding page
• Certification of Graduation – P 150.00
• Memorabilia – P 1,200.00
• Scannable fee – P 60.00
• Alumni fee – P 350.00
• Graduation Picture – P 100.00
3 Proceed to the Office Office of NTSP 4th Floor, 5 mins. • Application for
of NTSP and ETEEAP and ETEEAP NALLRC graduation form
for the submission of and receipt
the Application for
Graduation and proof
of payment.
End of Transaction
SERVICE/S OFFERED:
FOREIGN STUDENT APPLICATION
• Admission
• Student Visa Conversion/Special Study Permit
• Intensive English Course
• Enrollment
• Renewal/Extension of Student Visa
FEE:
ADMISSION
2. Go to the OIA for Director, OIA OIA, 2nd 5-10 6. Photocopy of data
orientation, initial floor, minutes pages of the
assessment of South student's passport
credentials and Wing, PUP showing date and
secure college Main place of birth, and
interview schedule. Bldg. birth certificate or
its equivalent duly
authenticated by
the Philippine
Foreign Service
Post
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7. Transcript o
Records/Scholastic
Records duly
authenticated by
the Philippine
Foreign Service
Post located in the
student
applicant's
country of origin
or legal residence;
8. Personal History
statement with
passport photo
and left and right
thumb mark
( six copies)
9. A Notarized
Affidavit of
Support including
bank statements,
notarized notice
of grant for
institutional
scholars to cover
expenses for the
student's
accommodation
and subsistence,
as well as other
school dues and
other incidental
expenses
10. Duly
authenticated
police clearance/
Certificate of Non-
Criminality
3. Interview/evaluation Director, OIA OIA, 2nd 30 minutes • Duly accomplished
by the College floor, to 1 hour PUP OIA Application
Dean/Chair to South form for foreign
determine if the Dean/Chair of the Wing, PUP student
applicant College where Main Bldg.
End of Transaction
End of Transaction
FEE:
$ 500 (200- hour Intensive English Course)
1. Present Student Director, OIA OIA, 2nd Flr., 10 mins. • Student Visa
Visa to the OIA South Wing,
to secure
End of Transaction
FEE:
Undergraduate:
$500/semester
Graduate:
S$1,000/semester
FEES:
Php 3, 520 – Extension/Renewal Fee
Php _____ - PUP Facilitation Fee
End of Transaction
FEE:
N/A
2. OIA endorses MOA Director, OIA Legal One(1) day • Draft MOA
to the PUP Legal Office, 3rd
Director, Legal
Office for review Flr, PUP
Office
Main Bldg.
4. Upon agreement on Director, OIA and OIA, One week to • Final Draft of
the final draft, the partner 2ndFlr., one(1) MOA
OIA and its institution South month
counterpart from Wing, PUP
the partner Main Bldg.
institution, schedule
MOA signing by the
Presidents of the two
institutions.
5. MOA Signing and Director, OIA and Agreed Three(3) to • Final copies of
Fellowship partner upon Four (4) MOA (4) for
institution venue and hours signature
schedule
End of Transaction
SERVICES OFFERED:
A. Information / Assistance to whereabouts of Offices and Persons
B. Security Protection
C. Complaints and Disputes Against Individual / Groups within the Campus
D. Quick Security Response Team
E. Security Pass Entry
F. Coordination with outside forces
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Name of the Service (E): SECURITY PASS / CLEARANCE: ENTRY DURING SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS
IN THE UNIVERSITY; SECURITY CLEARANCE OF MATERIALS / EQUIPMENT AND OTHER
PROPERTIES
About the Service:
Avail of the smooth flows of entry / exit persons during sundays and Holidays.
Fees: Not applicable
Total Processing Time:
HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
STEP/S TO FOLLOW OFFICE/PERSON LOCATION OF DOCUMENTS
RESPONSIBLE OFFICE REQUIRED
1. Submit Letter of VPA Alberto C Guillo East Wing, Ground Approved Letter of
Request for Entry (if Director, PUP Mabini Floor Request
persons / Campus PUP Mabini
organizations) Campus
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2. Coordinate with
PNP and other Law
Enforcement
Agencies
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A prestigious College of Law managed in the highest degree of competence, honesty and
integrity which is dedicated to the task of imparting excellent, relevant and responsive legal
education to qualified men and women aspiring to become just, conscientious, people-oriented
and responsible lawyers.
Mission
The College of Law shall aim for excellence and aspire for superiority in providing legal
education that meets national standards to qualified students in order to develop trustworthy
lawyers and patriotic national leaders.
Objectives
• Impart a broad knowledge of the law and its various fields and the legal institutions
involved in its enactment, enforcement, and implementation;
• Develop students’ ability to search, analyze, articulate and apply law effectively;
• Enable students gain a total approach to legal problems and issues;
• Prepare students for advocacy, counseling, decision-making and improve their ability to
deal with recognized legal problems of the present, as well as the anticipated problems
of the future;
• Develop competence in a chosen field of law for gainful employment in the future;
• Build a foundation for future training beyond the basic professional degree and to
develop in the students the desire and capacity for continuing study and self-
improvement;
• Inculcate the ethics and responsibilities of the legal profession; and
Curricular Offering:
The COLLEGE OF LAW ADMISSION & REGISTRAR’S OFFICE are under the supervision of
the Office of the Vice-President for Academic Affairs (OVPAA), MANUEL M. MUHI, DTech. and
the College Dean, ATTY. GEMY LITO L. FESTIN, LL.M.
The Admission and Registration Office facilitates and processes freshmen and returning
applications.
The ARO also coordinates with the Guidance, Counseling and Testing Office in the
conduct of Psychological Test.
1. FRESHMAN ADMISSION
The ARO processes and facilitates the applicants who passed the PUP College of Law Entrance
Examination (PUPCLEE) and Psychological Test for ENROLMENT.
The office evaluates the aforesaid applicants’ Academic Pre-requirements for Law and the
credentials/documents submitted as to authenticity and as to whether the applicant is qualified
for admission or not.
END OF TRANSACTION
2. RE-ADMISSION
2. Fill-out Application Form Admission Office College Ground Floor 5-10 minutes • Informative Copy of
for Re-Admission of Law NALLRC Bldg. Grades or TOR
• Ms. Ana G. • 2 pcs. Recent 2x2
Lasconia pictures
• Curriculum sheet
• Latest Certification
of Registration
• Medical/X-ray
Result
• Library Clearance
• Approved Re-
Admission Letter
• General Clearance
• Receipt of Payment
for Re-admission
3. Approval of Academic Dean’s Office Ground Floor 5-10 minutes • Scholastic/
Evaluation • Atty. Gemy Lito NALLRC Bldg. Permanent Record
L. Festin, Ll.M • Curriculum
Evaluation of Academic Registrar’s Office Ground Floor 5-10 minutes • TOR Undergrad
Pre-requirements for Law • Ms. Nimfa G. NALLRC Bldg.
Salandanan
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4. Re-activate S.I.S. ICTO NALLRC Bldg. 5-10 minutes • Same documents as
Account (For S.I.S. Dir. Marlon M. Lim in step 2
Students)
5. Tagging of Subjects ICTO NALLRC Bldg. 5-10 minutes • Approved Re-
Dir. Marlon M. Lim admission letter
• Duly accomplished
Re-admission form
• General Clearance
• Receipt of Payment
for Re-admission
6. Payment of Tuition & Cashier’s Office PUP Main Bldg. 5-10 minutes • Enrolment Slip
Miscellaneous Fees PUP Main Ground Floor South
Campus Wing
7. Printing of Certificate of Admission’s Ground Floor 5-10 minutes • Official Receipt of
Registration and Issuance Office NALLRC Bldg. Payment
of Classcards • Ms. Ana G. • Receipt of Payment
Lasconia of Student Council
• Ms. Deryll Pops Fee
Dela Cruz
END OF TRANSACTION
The COL ARO processes and facilitates the accreditation of subjects taken by the student from
other colleges/departments in the University and subjects taken from JD Curriculum of LLB
students.
NOTE: FOR LLB Students who shifted to JD Program, secure shifting form at the Registrar’s
Office for approval of the College Dean and pay PhP150.00 for change of curriculum fee then
follow steps 1-3 for accreditation of subjects taken.
B. REGISTRAR’S OFFICE
The Registrar’s Office under the OVPAA and College Dean handles tasks concerning registration,
processing of scholastic records, storage, retrieval and management of student records. It
processes request for certification (enrolment and graduation), Transcript of Records,
Application for Graduation and Diploma and answers inquiries for verification of students
status.
TYPES OF SERVICES
A.
• Transcript of Records
• Diploma
• Certification of Graduation
B.
• Honorable Dismissal (for transfer)
• CTC Undergrad
• C1 (Certificate of Eligibility for admission into Law Course)
• TOR/Diploma/Certificate/Registration Certificate)
Transcript of Records of New Graduates shall be released 15 working days after the
Commencement Exercises except those who will be taking the BAR EXAMINATION.
• Certification of Non-
Derogatory P150
• C1 150
• CTC TOR Law 150
• CTC Undergrad 150
• LEB Certification 150
3. Claim the requested Registrar’s Office: Ground Floor 5-10 mins. -Claim stub
documents indicated in the • Ms. Nimfa G. NALLRC Bldg. -Any two (2) valid ID’s
claim stub Salandanan
• Ms. Ana G. For Representative:
Lasconia a. Special Power of
Attorney
(SPA) notarized in the
country/place of
residence of the
requesting party
b. One (1) pc. 2x2
photo of the
representative
c. Valid ID
d. Claim stub (if lost,
submit a duly
notarized affidavit
END OF TRANSACTION
END OF TRANSACTION
END OF TRANSACTION
Students who are expecting to graduate at the end of this semester are advised to follow the
steps below:
1. In the SIS Student Module Account. Click GRADES then click CURRICULUM/EVALUATION. If
you are qualified to apply for graduation, you will see at the upper right part of the page -
>APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION<-.
3. Fill up the Application for Graduation Form, SAVE and then SUBMIT.
4. Print a copy of the Application for Graduation Form and pay the application fee of Php
150.00 at the PUP Cashier`s Office(SIS Window).
5. Submit the copy of the Application for Graduation Form and the official receipt at the
Registrar’s Office, College of Law.
6. After submission, monitor the status of your application in your SIS Account by clicking the
GRADES section of your student account from time to time. Following are the STATUS labels
that you will see at a given point in time.
a. RECORDS SUBMITTED <-- This means you have already submitted your application form and
the original copy of your official receipt of payment for application for graduation fee.
b. RECORDS RELEASED <-- This means your student records are pulled out from the general file
for evaluation.
c. RECORDS RECEIVED/UNDER PROCESS <-- This means that your evaluator have acknowledged
the receipt of your student records and the evaluation of your records is on-going.
d. FIRST EVALUATION <-- This means that the result of your record`s first evaluation is posted
through your SIS Account. You should print a copy of the evaluation report and report to your
evaluator for what other deficiencies/requirements you should comply with.
e. FINAL EVALUATION <-- This means that your records are completely evaluated and that you
have no more deficiencies, except your grades in the currently enrolled subjects.
f. CANDIDATE/FOR RELEASE OF COC <-- This means that you have passed all of your subjects
enrolled in your last semester and that your grades are completely encoded in the SIS. Thus,
you are, at this stage, considered as
Candidate for Graduation, Print your Certificate of Candidacy (COC) from your SIS Account.
2. YOU HAVE TAKEN AN EQUIVALENT SUBJECT BUT IT IS NOT YET CREDITED IN THE SIS.
What should you do? Bring your accreditation documents/approved letter of accreditation and
submit to the following offices:
-Dean’s Office
-Registrar’s Office
-ICTO (for tagging)
-Student’s Copy
3. YOU STILL HAVE AN INCOMPLETE OR MISSING GRADE IN AT LEAST ONE OF THE SUBJECTS THAT YOU
ENROLLED IN THE PAST SEMESTER/S.
What should you do? Take/Submit your deficiency requirements to your professor and, once you have
completed the requirements, accomplish a Completion Form (4 copies) and pay P30.00 completion fee
at the PUP Cashier’s Office.
Submit a copy of both Completion Form and Official Receipt of payment to the Office of the Registrar. If
it is a missing grade, accomplish a Completion Form - Late Reporting of Grade Form (4 copies) and attach
a photocopy of your professor`s class record. Submit a set of copies each to the Office of the Registrar.
4. YOU ARE CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN A SUBJECT WITH DIFFERENT SUBJECT CODE FROM WHAT IS
REQUIRED IN THE CURRICULUM, BUT IT IS EQUIVALENT AND MAY BE CREDITED.
What should you do? Submit to the Office of the University Registrar a copy of an approved Certification
of Accreditation of Subject signed by the concerned College Dean and the College of Law Registrar.
NOTE: Candidate shall not be considered “Graduate” when he/she fails to attend the conferment
during the Graduation Exercises.
COLLEGE OF LAW
SCHEDULE OF FEES
Miscellaneous/Other Fees:
Other Fees:
Company Verification Fee 200.00/Student/Graduate
Alumni Fee (Optional) 500.00
The PUP Graduate School has avowed functions to provide advanced professional studies
leading to doctoral degrees and master’s degrees in specialized fields.
The Registrar's Office serves the students from the time they are admitted and during
their entire residency in the Graduate School. Specifically, it provides technical services, such as
the processing of student scholastic records (i.e. Transcript of Records, certifications, honorable
dismissals), and evaluates and maintains student records. The office also processes and
evaluates records of applicants for comprehensive examination, graduation, and assists in the
graduation exercises.
C. ADMISSION SERVICES
Description of the Service:
The Graduate School Registrar’s Office processes and facilitates the applications of
bachelor’s degree holders (for master’s) and master’s degree holders (for doctorate) who
passed the Graduate School Entrance Examination (GSEE) for enrolment. The Office verifies
and checks the applicants’ application documents as to whether the applicant is qualified for
admission or not.
REGISTRATION
Description of the Service:
The Graduate School Registrar’s Office processes and facilitates the enrolment/
registration of freshmen, old students, returning and transferees.
Enrolment
ENROLMENT OF FRESHMEN & OLD STUDENTS (SIS)
Schedule of Availability of Service:
Enrolment period before the start of every semester and summer.
Fees:
Master’s Programs - P400.00 per unit
Doctorate Programs - P500.00 per unit
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HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE
OFFICE/PERS PROCESSIN
LOCATION OF DOCUMENTS
STEP/S TO FOLLOW ON G
OFFICE REQUIRED
RESPONSIBLE TIME*
8. **Visit the PUP website Applicant www.pup.edu.p
for the exam result and www.pup.edu.p h
online confirmation of h
the scheduled date of
interview and
enrolment
9. **Download and print Applicant www.pup.edu.p
the admission record, www.pup.edu.p h
pre-registration form, h
steps in enrollment
and list of enrolment
requirements
10. **On the GS Registrar’s GS Bldg. , Ground 5-10 minutes Confirmation slip;
scheduled date of office Flr Admission Records
interview, go to the GS M.H. Del Pilar incl. all required
Registrar’s Office for GS Staff Campus documents as
submission of the Sta. Mesa, indicated in your
original documents and Manila confirmation slip
issuance of Approval
for enrolment
11. Go to the Program Chair GS classrooms, 10-15 Pre-registration
Program Chairperson GS Bldg. minutes form
for interview and M.H. Del Pilar (Depends on
advising of subjects to Campus the
be enrolled. availability of
the program
Chair)
12. Proceed to the GS GS Staff GS Bldg. , Ground 5-10 minutes Approved pre-
Registrar’s office or Flr registration
designated room for M.H. Del Pilar
the tagging of subjects. Campus
Sta. Mesa,
Manila
13. Proceed to the Collecting GS Bldg. Ground 10-15 Approved pre-
Fund Management Officer, Flr. (8-4:30 p.m.) minutes registration
Office (Cashier’s Office) Cashier’s Office or
for payment of fees South Wing, G/
F, PUP Main
campus
14. Go back to the GS GS Staff GS Bldg. , Ground 5-10 minutes Official Receipt of
Registrar’s office for Flr payment
printing and validation M.H. Del Pilar
of Registration Campus
Certificate
Re-admission
Description of the Service
A student returning from a leave of absence may be considered for readmission. The GS
Registrar’s office processes and facilitates the applications for re-admission of students with
SIS or non-SIS accounts.
Cross Enrollment
Description of the Service
Students are allowed to cross enrol if the remaining subject/s to be taken is/are not
offered in the Graduate School. The Registrar will issue a “permit to cross-enrol” at an
accredited school upon the Program Chair’s endorsement and the Dean’s approval.
Changing of Subject
A change of subject, load, or course may be allowed for a valid reason upon prior
endorsement of the Program Chair and approval of the Dean.
Dropping of Subjects
With the consent of the faculty member and the Dean of the Graduate School, a student
may drop a subject/ course any time before the mid-term examinations by accomplishing the
Application for Change of Enrolment (ACE) form and submitting it to the Registrar’s Office for
record purposes. Unauthorized dropping of subject may result to a grade of 5.0 or Failed.
Adding of Subject/s
Schedule of Availability of Service:
During enrolment period of every semester and summer.
The GS Registrar’s office processes and facilitates the applications for accreditation of
subjects taken in other schools/universities.
Equivalent graduate work not exceeding 30% of the total units in the PUP curriculum and
earned not more than five (5) years prior to graduation from the PUP Master’s/ Doctoral
degree program may be accepted by transfer from a graduate school of recognized standing.
An accreditation fee for each credited subject will be charged.
COMPLETION OF GRADES
Description of the Service
A grade of Incomplete (Inc.) is given to a student whose course work is not completed at
the time the grade was submitted. An “Incomplete” (Inc.) grade must be completed within
a period of one (1) year from the semester/term the Inc. grade was incurred. After a year,
the student is required to repeat the course or it remains “Inc.” and will earn no credit (“NC”).
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
Description of the Service
The Graduate School Office processes and facilitates the applications for comprehensive
examination. It also supervises the administering of comprehensive examination activities.
The student takes a comprehensive examination after completion of his/her course
requirements.
The Graduate School Office processes and facilitates the applications for graduation.
The Graduate School staff verifies students’ documents and evaluates the scholastic records
for completion of curriculum requirements and candidacy toward a certain degree.
Note:
To check the status update of your request, you can contact (02) 716-0933 or 335-1787
loc. 371 during office hours and verify from the Graduate School Admin. staff.
The Registrar issues an Honorable Dismissal to a student who voluntarily withdraws from
the University for purposes of transferring to another school. Any student applying for an
Honorable Dismissal shall be cleared of all accountabilities before a certificate is issued to
him/her.
Certification
Description of Service
The Registrar office issues certification of grades and other related certifications
to students who are requesting for the said documents.