Admission Requirements:

The applicants must satisfy all of the following admission requirements:

A. Senior High School grades in mathematics and science should at least be 80%.

B. Must pass the department entrance examination and interview

C. Shifters and transferees must:

i. have a GPA of at least 2.50

ii. pass the qualifying examination and the department interview

iii. have good health condition and moral character

iv. Submit a duly accomplished application form.

Admission Requirements

Admission Requirements:

Section 1. Requirements. Applicants must have a Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized institution for those who wish to pursue a Master’s Dregree, and a Master’s Degree or its equivalent for those who will pursue a Doctoral Degree.

Section 1.1 An applicant must submit the following to the Office of the Dean through the College Graduate Program Coordinator where the degree program of interest is offered:

1.1.1 Duly accomplished application for admission;

1.1.2 Original or authenticated transcript of records with official certification of the GPA that should not be lower than 2.50 for a Master’s Degree and 2.00 for a Doctoral Degree. Applicants with GPA lower than the requirement may be admitted on probationary status through the recommendation of the Department Chair and the approval of the Dean after thorough review of the applicant’s other qualifications for the graduate work;

1.1.3 A certificate of English Proficiency or a copy of TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System) results for foreign student applicants who come from countries where English is not the medium of instruction. In the absence of these, applicants have to take an English proficiency examination administered by the Department of English and Humanities of the College of Arts and Social Sciences. The same department issues the Certificate of Language Proficiency after the student took the examination and passed the test given. If the student fail, they would have to enroll six units during the first semester while taking and intensive English course. Unless certified, they are not allowed to enroll the 9 to 12-unit regular load in the subsequent semester. Filipino applicants and those coming from countries where English is the medium of instruction are exempted from this requirement.

1.1.4 For foreigners, applicants must meet all prescribed requirements by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED); A study permit issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs must be submitted.

Section 1.2 Two letters of recommendation from the former professors or supervisors for Masters, and three for PhD must be received by the University Graduate Program Office before the deadline set; for those who are employed, one recommendation from the supervisor. Recommendation letters may be emailed/mailed or sent through courier addressed to the University Graduate Program Office.

Section 1.3 Application should be received by the College Graduate Program Office before the deadline set by the University Graduate Program Office in coordination with the Office of Admissions.

Admission Requirements:

Section 1. Requirements. Applicants must have a Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized institution for those who wish to pursue a Master’s Dregree, and a Master’s Degree or its equivalent for those who will pursue a Doctoral Degree.

Section 1.1 An applicant must submit the following to the Office of the Dean through the College Graduate Program Coordinator where the degree program of interest is offered:

1.1.1 Duly accomplished application for admission;

1.1.2 Original or authenticated transcript of records with official certification of the GPA that should not be lower than 2.50 for a Master’s Degree and 2.00 for a Doctoral Degree. Applicants with GPA lower than the requirement may be admitted on probationary status through the recommendation of the Department Chair and the approval of the Dean after thorough review of the applicant’s other qualifications for the graduate work;

1.1.3 A certificate of English Proficiency or a copy of TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System) results for foreign student applicants who come from countries where English is not the medium of instruction. In the absence of these, applicants have to take an English proficiency examination administered by the Department of English and Humanities of the College of Arts and Social Sciences. The same department issues the Certificate of Language Proficiency after the student took the examination and passed the test given. If the student fail, they would have to enroll six units during the first semester while taking and intensive English course. Unless certified, they are not allowed to enroll the 9 to 12-unit regular load in the subsequent semester. Filipino applicants and those coming from countries where English is the medium of instruction are exempted from this requirement.

1.1.4 For foreigners, applicants must meet all prescribed requirements by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED); A study permit issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs must be submitted.

Section 1.2 Two letters of recommendation from the former professors or supervisors for Masters, and three for PhD must be received by the University Graduate Program Office before the deadline set; for those who are employed, one recommendation from the supervisor. Recommendation letters may be emailed/mailed or sent through courier addressed to the University Graduate Program Office.

Section 1.3 Application should be received by the College Graduate Program Office before the deadline set by the University Graduate Program Office in coordination with the Office of Admissions.