● PAASCU - Accredited Programs● CHED Center of EXCELLENCE for: - Teacher Education● CHED Center of DEVELOPMENT for: - Accountancy Education - Chemical Engineering - Civil Engineering - Electronics Engineering - Entrepreneurship Education - Information Technology Education - Mechanical Engineering - Nursing Education● Established International Linkages● Ranked 201+ in the 2010 Asian

University Ranking

● Ranked 1st Outside Metro Manila and 3rd Nationwide

● 2008 CHED’s BEsT IN sTUDENT WELFARE AND sERvICEs

Founded by the Congregationof the Immaculate Heart

of Mary (CICM)

2008 CHED’s Best in Student Welfare and Services

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Examination / DatE SLU nat’L SLU RanKinG CatEGoRY PaSSinG % PaSSinG % architects (June 2010) 79.00% 49.55% #2 (with at least 20-50 examinees (Jan 2011) 65% 50.67% #3 (with 30-50 examinees) (June 2011) 81.82% 52.68% #3 (with 20 or more examinees) Certified Public Accountants (Oct 2010) 46.69% 48.36% (May 2011) 45.81% 40.50% Civil Engineers (May 2010) 62.3% 36.28% Chemical Engineers (Nov 2010) 62.86% 59.28% (April 2011) 58.33% 46.31% Electronics Engineers (Nov 2010) 15.03% 21.76% Electrical Engineers (Sept 2010) 45.83% 33.99% #2 (with 50 or more examinees) (April 2011) 45.33% 40.43% Geodetic Engineers (Sept 2010) 50% 38.50% Librarians (Nov 2010) 83.33% 27.32% Mechanical Engineers (Sept 2010) 80.88% 60% #6 (with 50 or more examinees) (March 2011) 92.59% 53.93% #2 (with 25 or more examinees) Medical Technologists (Sept 2010) 100% 71.20% (March 2011) 100% 60.67% #1 (with 30 or more examinees) Nurses (July 2010) 98.98% 41.40% #5 (with 100 or more examinees) (Dec 2010) 100% 35.26% Pharmacists (June 2010) 97.30% 68.91% #1 (with 50 or more examinees) (Jan 2011) 100% 50.05 #1 (with 25 or more examinees) (June 2011) 100% 53.66% Physicians (Aug 2010) 94% 69.43% #5 (with 50 or more examinees) (Feb 2011) 88.89% 53.25% #2 among all medical schools based on over-all performance Radiologic Technologists (June 2010) 100% 51.83% (Nov 2010) 100% 34.21 #1 (with 20 or more examinees) (June 2011) 83.33% 49.61% Social Workers (June 2010) 75.56% 58.29% (June 2011) 97.50% 64.06% Teachers-Elementary (April 2010) 79.27% 23.32% (April 2011) 65.79% 15.81% Teachers-Secondary (April 2011) 69.15% 26.28%

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA • American Studies Resource Center (ASRC)• World Links, Washington D.C. • Ford Foundation• Education USA Satellite Advising Center • Intel Teach

intERnationaL aFFiLiationS: Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning (ASAIHL) Association of Southeast and East Asian Catholic Colleges and Universities (ASEACCU) International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU) International Association of University Presidents (IAUP) Education USA Satellite Advising Center in coordination with Philippine-American Educational Foundation (PAEF)NATIONAL aFFiLiationS: Association of Catholic Universities of the Philippines (ACUP) Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities (PACU) Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU)

SOUTH KOREA• Andong Science College• Catholic University of Korea• Hungkuang University• Inha University• Jinju National University• Korea University

JAPAN• Ehime

University

PHILIPPINES• Saint Louis

University

VIETNAM• Cantho University

CHINA• Jinan University

SINgAPORE• National University of Singapore• Institute of Technical Education• Stamford Raffles College

INdONESIA• Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta• Universitas Paramadina

FRANCE• ISC Paris School of Management

bELgIUM• Katholieke Universiteit of Leuven• Universiteit Antwerpen• Universiteit Gent

SwEdEN• Ersta Skondal University College

gERMANY• Christoffel Blinden Mission• Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst

For information on admission requirements, call or visit theStudent Affairs Office, rm S314, Diego Silang Bldg.,

Saint Louis University, A. Bonifacio St, Baguio City, PhilippinesTel. Nos.: (63)(74) 442-3043; 442-2793;442-2193; 443-2001;

444-8246 to 48 local 321 / Fax: (63)(74) 442-2842 E-mail: saodean@slu.edu.ph / Website: www.slu.edu.ph

a. * SLU Entrance Scholarship for 4th year High School Valedictorians and Salutatorians and top 100 placers in the regular SLU College Entrance Examination

B. *SLU Academic Scholarship is awarded every semester based on the student’s academic performance of the previous semester

C. *SLU Activity Grants for 1. Members of the SLU Band, 2. Performers of the Center for Culture and the Arts, and 3. Varsity Athletes

D. *SLU Service Grants for Working StudentsE. *PD577 ScholarshipF. *SLU Special Scholarship * - subject to pertinent University policiesG. Private Scholarships implemented by SLU 1. ▲Ambassador Philip J. Lhuiller Scholarship for BSAC and BSBA courses 2. ▲Analog Devices Scholarship Program for 3rd / 4th /5th Year BSEE 3. ▲Antonio/Corazon (Ancor) Favis Scholarship Program for BSED 4. ▲BGHMC Employees’ Multi-purpose Cooperative Scholarship Program for

BSAC, BSBA , BSED, BEED, BS Psych, BS Soc Wk, BA PIS; Bachelor of Arts (BA) Majors in Communication, English or Political Science

5. ▲Juan F. Salinda Memorial Scholarship Program for the School of Medicine 6. ▲Loakan Educational Assistance Project (LEAP) Youth Scholarship Program -

Open to any course in SLU 7. ▲Louisian Photography Club for B.A. Communication 8. ▲Nellie Kellog Van Schaick Charitable Trust for the School of Medicine 9. ▲Noble Ligon Medical Financial Assistance Program and Noble Ligon Medical

Scholarship Program - Scholarship in the SLU School of Medicine. 10. ▲Pablo Fernandez Scholarship Program for BSAC 11. PAMWE Scholarship for Engineering courses 12. Philex Mining Corp. Scholarship Program for BS Mining Engineering 13. ▲PHINMA Foundation Scholarship for 3rd to 5th year Engineering students 14. ▲Rafael Roces Memorial Scholarship Program for BSED and BEED 15. ▲Rosalina A. Mateo Academic Assistance Program (RAMAAP) 16. SLU College of Medicine Batch ‘83/Amadeo B. Belmonte - Scholarship

Program for the School of Medicine 17. ▲SLU College of Medicine Batch ‘83/Amadeo B. Belmonte Financial Assistance

Program for 2nd, 3rd and 4th year students in the School of Medicine 18. SLU Alumni Foundation Inc. Scholarship Program 19. ▲SLU-Wostyn/Spiessens Scholarship Program for BS Pharm, BSAC, BSBA

Bus Econ and BS Psych 20. ▲Texas Instruments (Phils) Inc. for BS Electrical and BS Mechanical Eng’g. 21. Student Loan ProgramF. Government Scholarships: 1. CHED Special Study Grant Program (CSSGP-CD) under various Congressional

Districts 2. CHED-Higher Education Dev‘t Project Scholarship Program (CHED-HEDP) 3. CHED-Senate Study Program 4. Department of Science & Technology (DOST) Scholarship 5 ▲Development Bank of the Philippines Endowment for Education Program

(DBP DEEP) for Bachelor of Science in Nursing 6. Full Merit Program 7. ▲Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) Scholarship 8. Half Merit program 9. Half Merit Program for Persons with Disabilities 10. National Scholarship Program (NSP) 11. OPAPP-CHED Study Grant Program for Rebel Returnees (OC-SGPRR) 12. Philippine Veterans Administration Office (PVAO) Scholarship 13. Regional Scholarship Program (RSP) 14. ▲Student Assistance Fund for Education (SAFE) for Loans 15. Student Financial Assistance Program SAFE 4 SR (Students’ Assistance Fund for Education for a Strong Republic (STUFAP) 16. Study Grant Program for Indigenous and Ethnic People (SGP-IEP) 17. Study Grant for Solo Parent and their Dependents (SG-SP) 18. ▲Students Loan Program for Centers of Excellence (SLP-COE) 19. State Scholarship Program (SSP) 20. Study Now Pay Later Program (SNPLP) 21. Tulong Dunong Program ▲- Managed by the Guidance Center

Based on the Compilation of Statistics on the Performance of Schools in Various Licensure Examinations by the Educational Statistics Task Force (ESTF)

Granted by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

graduate and undergraduate

AVERAGE TOTAL FEES FOR 1ST SEMESTER (Based on approved rates for SY 2011-2012)

Students’ Residence Halls on Main Campus

Students’ Residence Halls on Maryheights Campus

Q U a C Q U a R E L L i SYmonDS (QS) LimitED,RELEaSED itS aSian UnivERSitY RanKinGS REPoRt LaSt maY 2011

anD inCLUDED SLU In tHE top 201+ groUp. onLY 16 UnivERSitiES oUt oF 1,831 SChooLS in thE PhiLiPPinES maDE it in thE QS RanKinG. SLU was rated using the following criteria: research quality (academic peer review, papers per faculty, citations per paper), teaching quality (student-faculty ratio), graduate employability (employees experience of recruiting from Asian institutions), and internationalization (international faculty and students; inbound and outbound exchange students). Indeed SLU has once again received a stamp of excellence as it continues its mission of a globally competitive and quality Christian education.

courses offered

Ladies Men

Ladies Men

Saint Louis University welcomes local and foreign students alike subject to University admission policies, requirements, and academic standards and pertinent laws of the Republic of the Philippines.1. Undergraduate Freshmen Students: Undergraduate applicants are

those who just completed their high school/ secondary program or its equivalent thus earned the eligibility for admission to college. They have to undergo and pass the SLU College Entrance Examination (SLU-CEE) and must qualify within the slots duly determined for their chosen course. The regular SLU-CEE is conducted on weekends from the middle of October up to the middle of December while special SLU-CEE may be scheduled under special circumstances. Admission for first semester starts on the middle of April. [Foreign students should be well advised of the policies for foreign students cited below].

2. Foreign Students: Foreign students should apply not later than 6 months before the start of the academic term, namely June for the 1st semester, November for the 2nd semester, and April for Summer term.

All incoming undergraduate foreign students from any non-English speaking country, as a rule, must take and pass the SLU English Proficiency Test (EPT); failure to pass the EPT means that the foreign student cannot proceed yet to take the SLU-CEE. The student is, however, recommended to attend the five (5) month SLU English Proficiency Program (EPP) under the Institute of Foreign Languages and International Studies (IFLIS). After successfully completing and passing the EPP, the student is cleared to take the SLU-CEE.

Regular EPT is conducted on November 12, 26, and December 10, 2011 at the SLU Guidance Center; the SLU-CEE for foreign students who passed the EPT is scheduled on December 18, 2011. However, for those who were not able to take the EPT and SLU CEE earlier in November and December, Special EPT and Special SLU CEE are conducted in April 2012.

After passing the SLU-CEE all incoming undergraduate foreign students take the Personality Test and Interview.

3. Transfer Students: SLU admits tranferees in all courses except Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science subject to their compliance with pertinent requirements and guidelines. They must undergo a Qualifying Examination and if qualified, will take the Personality Test and Interview. Foreign students applying as transferee are subject to the rule on EPT.

4. Graduate Program Students: Applicants for graduate studies are required to take the Graduate Program Entrance Examination (GPEE) and the interview to be conducted by the Graduate Program Coordinator and/or School Dean.

School of Accountancy & Business ManagementDoctor of Philosophy in Management (PhD Mgmt)Master of Business Administration (MBA)Master of Science in Accountancy (MSAc)Master of Science in Business Administration (MSBA)Master of Science in Public Management (MSPM)Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSAc)Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting (BSMA)Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA), major in: - Business Economics (BSBA Bus Econ) - Financial Management (BSBA FinMan) - Human Resource Development Management (BSBA HRDM) - Marketing (BSBA Mktg)Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BS Entrep)Bachelor of Science in Hospitality & Tourism Management (BS HTM), major in: - Hotel, Resort and Restaurant Management (BS HTM HRRM) - Travel and Tours Management (BS HTM TTM)Associate in Accounting Technology (AAT)

School of Engineering & ArchitectureDoctor of Engineering - Research TrackMaster of Arts in Environmental and Habitat Planning (MA EHP)Master of Engineering Program (MEP) major in: - Chemical Engineering - Electrical Engineering - Electronics Engineering - Industrial Engineering - Mechanical EngineeringMaster of Science in Environmental Engineering (MS Env E)Master of Science in Management Engineering (MSME)Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering (BSChE)Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE)Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering (BSECE)Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering (BSGE)Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BSIE)Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BS Arch)Bachelor of Science in Mechatronics Engineering (BS MecE)Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering (BSEM)

School of HumanitiesMaster of Arts in Philosophy (MA Philos)Master of Arts in Religious Studies (MA Relg Stds)Master of Science in Guidance and Counseling (MS Guid & Couns)Master of Science in Psychology (MS Psych)Bachelor of Arts in Communication (BA Com)Bachelor of Arts in English (BA Engl)Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies (BA LS)Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Studies (BA PIS)Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (BA Polit Sc)Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BS Psych)Bachelor of Science in Social Work (BS Soc Wk)

School of Computing & Information SciencesMaster in Information Technology (MIT)Master of Science in Service Management Engineering (MS SME) Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)Bachelor of Science in Information Science (BSIS)Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (BS Math)Bachelor of Library and Information Science (BLIS)

School of Law Bachelor of Laws (LlB)

School of Medicine Doctor of Medicine (MD)

School of Natural SciencesDoctor of Philosophy in Biology (PhD Biol)Master in Biological Sciences (MBS)Master of Science in Biology (MS Biol) major in: - Plant Biology - Animal Biology - Microbial BiologyMaster in Environmental Science (MES)Master of Science in Environmental and Conservation Biology (MSECB)Master of Science in Pharmacy (MS Pharm)Master of Science in Medical Technology (MS MT)Master in Public Health (MPH)Bachelor of Science in Biology (BS Biol)Bachelor in Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS)Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (BS Pharm)Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (BSRT)

School of NursingDoctor of Philosophy in Nursing - Research Track (PhD Nursing)Master in Nursing (MN) Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) major in: - Adult Health Nursing - Community Health Nursing - Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing - Maternal & Child Health Nursing - Nursing Administration Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) School of Teacher EducationDoctor of Philosophy in Educational Management (PhD EM)Doctor of Philosophy in Language Education (PhD Lang Ed)Master of Arts in Special Education (MA SPED)Master of Arts in Educational Management (MAEM)Master of Arts in Education major in: - Early Childhood Education (MA-ECED) - Filipino Education (MAFIL) - Language Education (MALED) - Mathematics Education (MAMED) - Science Education (MESED) - Inclusive Education (MAED IE)Master of Science in Physical Education & Sports (MSPES)Master in Library and Information Technology (MALIT)Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) with specialization in: - General Education (BEED Gen Ed) - Pre-School Education (BEED PSE) - Special Education (BEED SPED)Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED) major in: - Biological Sciences (BSED Biol Sc) - English (BSED Engl) - Filipino (BSED Fil) - Mathematics (BSED Math) - Music, Arts, Physical Education & Health (BSED MAPEH) - Physical Sciences (BSED Phys Sc) - Social Studies (BSED Soc Stds)Certificate in Teaching (CIT)

Bed Space at Mt. Mary Hall (MMH)Php 1,350.00/month* - 24 persons/roomPhp 2,400.00/month* - 12 persons/room

Board & Lodging at Cardinal Cardijn Hall (CCH)

Php 6,750.00/month*

Board & Lodging at Men’s Residence Hall (MRH)

Php 7,980.00/month*

Board & LodgingPhp 6,150.00 / month

Board & LodgingPhp 7,200.00 / month

Bed Space - Php 1,950/month

SChooL oF aCCoUntanCY anD BUSinESS manaGEmEnt BS Accountancy/AAT/BSMA 17,382.00 BSBA Business Economics/Financial Management 19,354.00 BSBA Human Resources Dev’t Management 19,354.00 BSBA Marketing/Entrepreneurship 19,354.00 BSHTM Travel & Tours Management 18,330.00 BSHTM Hotel, Restaurant and Resort Management 18,330.00SChooL oF ComPUtinG anD inFoRmation SCiEnCES BS Computer Science/Information Technology 27,128.00 BS Mathematics 20,348.00 BS Information Science 25,790.00 Bachelor of Library and Information Science 19,162.00SChooL oF hUmanitiES BA Com/Engl/Polit Sci/Legal Studies//BS Social Work 16,098.00 BS Psychology 15,228.00 BA Philosophy & Interdisciplinary Studies 15,852.00SCHOOL OF LAW Bachelor of Laws 19,060.50

SChooL oF EnGinEERinG anD aRChitECtURE BS Architecture 18,683.00 BS Engg (All Basic Engineering Courses) 21,614.00SChooL oF natURaL SCiEnCES BS Biology 16,655.00 Bachelor in Medical Laboratory Science 17,903.00 BS Pharmacy 17,903.00 BS Radiologic Technology 17,903.00SChooL oF nURSinG BS Nursing 18,354.00SChooL oF tEaChER EDUCation BEED/BSEd English, Filipino, MAPEH, Math, Soc Studies 17,346.00 BSED Biological Sciences/Physical Sciences 17,411.00SChooL oF mEDiCinE Doctor of Medicine 74,393.50Graduate Program (per unit) ALL graduate courses except those offered under SCIS 883.00 SCIS graduate course 1,221.00