It doesn’t matter where you come from. We will make it possible for you to have an excellent education through the Vaugirard Scholarship. Other financial assistance

programs that include scholarships, student assistantships, loans, and tuition discounts also provide opportunities for you to realize your dream of studying at

De La Salle University.

YES, you can study at DLSU.

In line with its mission of nurturing a community of distinguished scholars, De La Salle University launches the Vaugirard Scholarship Program. Through this scholarship, the University will provide fifty (50) new scholarships every year exclusively for students who graduated from Philippine public high schools. The scholarship program provides an opportunity for these students to access the Lasallian education through any baccalaureate degree program at DLSU.

Benefits of the Scholarship

Program

Selected scholars for the program will receive the following benefits and privileges:

• Full waiver of tuition, miscellaneous, and other fees (as indicated on the Enrollment Assessment Form) from the first term until the conclusion of any undergraduate program (excluding ladderized baccalaureate-master’s programs)

• Monthly stipend to cover modest accommodation subsidy, meals, allowance, and other expenses.

• An incentive equivalent to the stipend for one month for those graduating with Latin honors

• Other privileges (such as advance enrollment, waiver of adjustment fee, waiver of graduation fees, and the like)

VAUGIRARD

SCHOLARSHIP

PROGRAM The scholarship program is named after Vaugirard, France, the location where St. John Baptist de La Salle founded his first novitiate. The house in Vaugirard became a refuge and a place where the Christian Brothers deepen their spirituality, strengthen their relationships through fellowship and prayer, and renew the zeal to continue the mission of providing free education for all.

Founded in 1911, De La Salle University is an internationally recognized institution of higher learning with an established tradition of excellence and service. The University is a hub for higher education training renowned for its academic excellence, prolific and pioneering research, and empowering community engagement.

The University seeks to develop leadership quality in its students through a liberal Christian education. It adopted the Transformative Learning Framework, a path-breaking paradigm of instruction that is student-centered and geared towards the development of innovation scholars. Topnotch faculty members who are acknowledged experts in their respective fields engage students in multidisciplinary and collaborative research and other academic undertakings.

DLSU is acknowledged by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) as a Center of Excellence in the fields of IT Education, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and Teacher Education. The University is also a Center of Development in Electronics and Communications Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Industrial Engineering.

La Salle is the only Philippine private university among the founding members of the ASEAN University Network (AUN), a prestigious organization composed of the top universities in the ASEAN, numbering from one to four in each member country.

ABOUT DLSUWith over a century of being a leading resource for God and Country, DLSU invites no less than the best and the brightest students to be part of its global Lasallian network.

UNIVERSITY LIFEThe DLSU campus is a crossroad of a diverse population of students who constantly engage in collaborative endeavors. To help new students adapt to college life, the University conducts an orientation program for freshmen before the start of an academic year. The annual Lasallian Personal Effectiveness Program introduces students to university life and builds their camaraderie early on.

Lasallians may choose from the over 60 student organizations wherein they can further develop their skills and knowledge, explore new interests, or get involved. In line with its thrust to provide a well-rounded quality education, DLSU through the offices under the Student Affairs implements a comprehensive student development program that covers the various interests of students - from publications and cultural activities to sports and community involvement.

A great idea was started by the Brothers of the Christian Schools over a century ago—the establishment of the first La Salle school in the Philippines in 1911. Today, De La Salle University continues to be a major resource of leaders and achievers in the various sectors of Philippine society.

The University runs on a trimestral calendar, with classes from May to August, September to December, and January to April. Summer classes are offered from April to May. The trimestral system is the University’s accelerated alternative to the traditional semestral academic calendar, and involves fast-tracked learning that prepares students for the pressures and demands of post-University life.

Envisioning its next 100 yers, DLSU is once again creating a great idea—the De La Salle University Science and Technology Complex (DLSU-STC).

Located adjacent to Laguna Technopark in Sta. Rosa City, the new Complex at the Leandro V. Locsin Campus is envisioned to become a major hub for scientific and technological advancements in the country.

The development for the new campus includes new academic buildings, state-of-the-art research centers, modern dorm facilities, and staff housing. With its proximity to the Laguna Technopark and commercial centers, it enjoys a vibrant and healthy urban-suburban mix that is expected to provide momentum for its development.

The Complex will promote research programs and projects in collaboration with international linkages as well as local industrial neighbors. As a future regional center for science and technology development, the DLSU-STC further underscores the Lasallian tradition that integrates faith and service through knowledge generation.

De La Salle UniversityScience and Technology Complex

DEGREE

PROGRAMS

PROGRAM PLAN

BR. ANDREW GONZALEZ FSC

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Educational Psychology BEPSY BEPSYBachelor of Elementary Education major in Early Childhood Education BEED BEED-ECEDBachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) major in English BSED BSED-ENGLBSE major in Biology BSED BSED-BIOBSE major in Chemistry BSED BSED-CHYBSE major in Mathematics BSED BSED-MTHBSE major in Mathematics with specialization in Computer Applications BSED BSED-MTH-CBSE major in Physics BSED BSED-PHYBSE major in Physical Sciences BSED BSED-PHYSC

PROGRAM PLAN

DEGREE CODESUse this degree program list as a guide when filling out the DLSU application form.

Qualified students may extend by 1 year to complete both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree.*

COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science major in Instructional Systems Technology with specialization in Software Technology with specialization in Network Engineering BSCS BSCSBS in Computer Science major in Computer Systems Engineering BSCS BSCS-CSEBS in Information System BSIS BSISBS in Information Technology BSIT BSIT

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PROGRAM PLANARTS-BUS The ARTS-BUS Program is a double degree program that allows students to take up any of the AB major degree program with any business degree program. Bachelor of Arts (AB) in Behavioral Sciences major in Organizational and Social Systems Development and Bachelor of Science (BS) in Advertising Management AB2 AB-BHS/ADVAB in Behavioral Sciences major in Organizational Social Systems Development and BS in Applied Corporate Management AB2 AB-BHS/APCAB in Behavioral Sciences major in Organizational and Social Systems Development and BS in Accountancy AB2 AB-BHS/BSAAB in Behavioral Sciences major in Organizational and Social Systems Development and BS in Management of Financial Institutions AB2 AB-BHS/FINAB in Behavioral Sciences major in Organizational and Social Systems Development and BS in Legal Management AB2 AB-BHS/LGLAB in Behavioral Sciences major in Organizational and Social Systems Development and BS in Business Management AB2 AB-BHS/MGTAB in Behavioral Sciences major in Organizational and Social Systems Development and BS in Marketing Management AB2 AB-BHS/MKTAB in Development Studies and BS in Advertising Management AB2 AB-DVS/ADVAB in Development Studies and BS in Applied Corporate Management AB2 AB-DVS/APCAB in Development Studies and BS in Accountancy AB2 AB-DVS/BSAAB in Development Studies and BS in Management of Financial Institutions AB2 AB-DVS/FINAB in Development Studies and BS in Legal Management AB2 AB-DVS/LGLAB in Development Studies and BS in Business Management AB2 AB-DVS/MGTAB in Development Studies and BS in Marketing Management AB2 AB-DVS/MKTAB in History and BS in Advertising Management AB2 AB-HIS/ADV

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

Bachelor of Arts (AB) in Behavioral Sciences major in Organizational and Social Systems Development ABBHS ABBHS-OSSDAB in Behavioral Sciences and Master of Arts in Behavioral Sciences with specialization in Organizational and Social Systems Development (Ladderized Program) MBHSL MBHSL-OSSDAB in Development Studies AB AB-DVSAB in History AB AB-HISAB in International Studies major in American Studies ABIS ABIS-AMSAB in International Studies major in European Studies ABIS ABIS-EUSAB in International Studies major in Japanese Studies ABIS ABIS-JPSAB in International Studies major in Chinese Studies ABIS ABIS-CNSAB in Literature AB AB-LITAB in Philippine Studies major in Filipino in Mass Media AB AB-PHSAB in Political Science AB AB-PLSAB major in Communication Arts AB-CA AB-CAAB major in Organizational Communication AB AB-OCAB major in Philosophy AB AB-PHLAB major in Psychology AB AB-PSYBachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology BSPSY BSPSY

Qualified students may extend by 1 year to complete both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree.*

PROGRAM PLANPROGRAM PLAN

AB in History and BS in Applied Corporate Management AB2 AB-HIS/APCAB in History and BS in Accountancy AB2 AB-HIS/BSAAB in History and BS in Management of Financial Institutions AB2 AB-HIS/FINAB in History and BS in Legal Management AB2 AB-HIS/LGLAB in History and BS in Business Management AB2 AB-HIS/MGTAB in History and BS in Marketing Management AB2 AB-HIS/MKTAB in International Studies major in American Studies and BS in Advertising Management ABIS2 ABIS-A/ADVAB in International Studies major in American Studies and BS in Applied Corporate Management ABIS2 ABIS-A/APCAB in International Studies major in American Studies and BS in Accountancy ABIS2 ABIS-A/BSAAB in International Studies major in American Studies and BS in Management of Financial Institutions ABIS2 ABIS-A/FINAB in International Studies major in American Studies and BS in Legal Management ABIS2 ABIS-A/LGLAB in International Studies major in American Studies and BS in Business Management ABIS2 ABIS-A/MGTAB in International Studies major in American Studies and BS in Marketing Management ABIS2 ABIS-A/MKTAB in International Studies major in European Studies and BS in Advertising Management ABIS2 ABIS-E/ADVAB in International Studies major in European Studies and BS in Applied Corporate Management ABIS2 ABIS-E/APCAB in International Studies major in European Studies and BS in Accountancy ABIS2 ABIS-E/BSAAB in International Studies major in European Studies and BS in Management of Financial Institutions ABIS2 ABIS-E/FINAB in International Studies major in European Studies and BS in Legal Management ABIS2 ABIS-E/LGLAB in International Studies major in European Studies and BS in Business Management ABIS2 ABIS-E/MGTAB in International Studies major in European Studies and BS in Marketing Management ABIS2 ABIS-E/MKTAB in International Studies major in Japanese Studies and BS in Advertising Management ABIS2 ABIS-J/ADVAB in International Studies major in Japanese Studies and BS in Applied CorporateManagement ABIS2 ABIS-J/APCAB in International Studies major in Japanese Studies and BS in Accountancy ABIS2 ABIS-J/BSAAB in International Studies major in Japanese Studies and BS in Management of Financial Institutions ABIS2 ABIS-J/FINAB in International Studies major in Japanese Studies and BS in Legal Management ABIS2 ABIS-J/LGLAB in International Studies major in Japanese Studies and BS in Business Management ABIS2 ABIS-J/MGT

AB in International Studies major in Japanese Studies and BS in Marketing Management ABIS2 ABIS-J/MKTAB in Literature and BS in Advertising Management AB2 AB-LIT/ADVAB in Literature and BS in Applied Corporate Management AB2 AB-LIT/APCAB in Literature and BS in Accountancy AB2 AB-LIT/BSAAB in Literature and BS in Management of Financial Institutions AB2 AB-LIT/FINAB in Literature and BS in Legal Management AB2 AB-LIT/LGLAB in Literature and BS in Business Management AB2 AB-LIT/MGTAB in Literature and BS in Marketing Management AB2 AB-LIT/MKTAB in Philippine Studies major in Filipino in Mass Media and BS in Advertising Management ABPH2 ABPH-F/ADVAB in Philippine Studies major in Filipino in Mass Media and BS in Applied Corporate Management ABPH2 ABPH-F/APCAB in Philippine Studies major in Filipino in Mass Media and BS in Accountancy ABPH2 ABPH-F/BSAAB in Philippine Studies major in Filipino in Mass Media and BS in Management of Financial Institutions ABPH2 ABPH-F/FINAB in Philippine Studies major in Filipino in Mass Media and BS in Legal Management ABPH2 ABPH-F/LGLAB in Philippine Studies major in Filipino in Mass Media and BS in Business Management ABPH2 ABPH-F/MGTAB in Philippine Studies major in Filipino in Mass Media and BS in Marketing Management ABPH2 ABPH-F/MKTAB in Political Science and BS in Advertising Management AB2 AB-PLS/ADVAB in Political Science and BS in Applied Corporate Management AB2 AB-PLS/APC AB in Political Science and BS in Management of Financial Institutions AB2 AB-PLS/FINAB in Political Science and BS in Legal Management AB2 AB-PLS/LGLAB in Political Science and BS in Business Management AB2 AB-PLS/MGTAB in Political Science and BS in Marketing Management AB2 AB-PLS/MKTAB major in Communication Arts and BS in Advertising Management ABCA2 AB-CA/ADVAB major in Communication Arts and BS in Applied Corporate Management ABCA2 AB-CA/APCAB major in Communication Arts and BS in Accountancy ABCA2 AB-CA/BSAAB major in Communication Arts and BS in Management of Financial Institutions ABCA2 AB-CA/FINAB major in Communication Arts and BS in Legal Management ABCA2 AB-CA/LGL

PROGRAM PLANAB major in Communication Arts and BS in Business Management ABCA2 AB-CA/MGTAB major in Communication Arts and BS in Marketing Management ABCA2 AB-CA/MKTAB major in Organizational Communication and BS in Advertising Management AB2 AB-OC/ADVAB major in Organizational Communication and BS in Applied Corporate Management AB2 AB-OC/APCAB major in Organizational Communication and BS in Accountancy AB2 AB-OC/BSAAB major in Organizational Communication and BS in Management of Financial Institutions AB2 AB-OC/FINAB major in Organizational Communication and BS in Legal Management AB2 AB-OC/LGLAB major in Organizational Communication and BS in Business Management AB2 AB-OC/MGTAB major in Organizational Communication and BS in Marketing Management AB2 AB-OC/MKTAB major in Philosophy and BS in Advertising Management AB2 AB-PHL/ADVAB major in Philosophy and BS in Applied Corporate Management AB2 AB-PHL/APCAB major in Philosophy and BS in Accountancy AB2 AB-PHL/BSAAB major in Philosophy and BS in Management of Financial Institutions AB2 AB-PHL/FINAB major in Philosophy and BS in Legal Management AB2 AB-PHL/LGLAB major in Philosophy and BS in Business Management AB2 AB-PHL/MGTAB major in Philosophy and BS in Marketing Management AB2 AB-PHL/MKTAB major in Psychology and BS in Advertising Management AB2 AB-PSY/ADVAB major in Psychology and BS in Applied Corporate Management AB2 AB-PSY/APCAB major in Psychology and BS in Accountancy AB2 AB-PSY/BSAAB major in Psychology and BS in Management of Financial Institutions AB2 AB-PSY/FINAB major in Psychology and BS in Legal Management AB2 AB-PSY/LGLAB major in Psychology and BS in Business Management AB2 AB-PSY/MGTAB major in Psychology and BS in Marketing Management AB2 AB-PSY/MKT

PROGRAM PLAN

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biochemistry BSBCH BSBCHBS in Biology BSBIO BSBIOBS in Chemistry BSCHY BSCHYBS in Chemistry minor in Business Studies BSCHY BSCHY-BUSBS in Human Biology BHBIO BHBIOBS in Mathematics with specialization in Business Applications BSMTH BSMTH-BAPBS in Mathematics with specialization in Computer Applications BSMTH BSMTH-CAPBS in Statistics major in Actuarial Science BSSTT BSSTTBS in Physics minor in Economics BSPHY BSPHY-ECOBS in Physics minor in Finance BSPHY BSPHY-FINBS in Physics with specialization in Materials Science BSPHY BSPHY-MSBS in Physics with specialization in Medical Instrumentation BSPHY BSPHY-MIBS in Premed Physics BPMPH BPMPH

PROGRAM PLAN

GOKONGWEI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Chemical Engineering BSCHE BSCHEBS in Civil Engineering with specializations in: Structural Engineering Construction Technology Management Hydraulics and Water Resources Engineering Transportation Engineering BSCE BSCEBS in Computer Engineering BSCPE BSCPEBS in Electronics Engineering BSEE BSEEBS in Industrial Engineering BSIE BSIEBS in Industrial Management Engineering minor in Information Technology BSIME BSIME-ITBS in Industrial Management Engineering minor in Service Management BSIME BSIME-SMBS in Manufacturing Engineering and Management with specialization in Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering BSMEM BSMEM-MREBS in Manufacturing Engineering and Management with specialization in Biomedical Engineering BSMEM BSMEM-BMEBS in Mechanical Engineering with concentration in Mechatronics Engineering BSME BSMEBS in Industrial Engineering and Master of Science (MS) in Industrial Engineering minor in Information Technology (Ladderized program) MSIEL MSIEL-ITBS in Industrial Engineering and MS in Industrial Engineering minor in Service Management (Ladderized Program) MSIEL MSIEL-SM

Qualified students may extend by 1 year to complete both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree.*

PROGRAM PLAN

RAMON V. DEL ROSARIO COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Accountancy BSA BSABS in Advertising Management BSADV BSADVBS in Applied Corporate Management BSAPC BSAPCBS in Business Management BSMGT BSMGTBS in Entrepreneurship BSENT BSENTBS in Interdisciplinary Business Studies BSIBS BSIBSBS in Legal Management BSLGL BSLGLBS in Management of Financial Institutions BSFIN BSFINBS in Marketing Management BSMKT BSMKT

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PROGRAM PLAN

SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Applied Economics (Honors) (Ladderized) BSAEC BSAECBS in Applied Economics major in Industrial Economics BSAEC BSAEC-IEBS in Applied Economics major in Financial Economics BSAEC BSAE-FEBachelor of Arts (AB) Major in Economics ABECO ABECO

DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMS BS in Applied Economics major in Industrial Economics and BS in Accountancy BSAE2 BSAE-I/ACCBS in Applied Economics major in Industrial Economics and BS in Advertising Management BSAE2 BSAE-I/ADVBS in Applied Economics major in Industrial Economics and BS in Applied Corporate Management BSAE2 BSAE-I/APCBS in Applied Economics major in Industrial Economics and BS in Business Management BSAE2 BSAE-I/MGTBS in Applied Economics major in Industrial Economics and BS in Legal Management BSAE2 BSAE-I/LGLBS in Applied Economics major in Industrial Economics and BS in Management of Financial Institutions BSAE2 BSAE-I/FINBS in Applied Economics major in Industrial Economics and BS in Marketing Management BSAE2 BSAE-I/MKTBS in Applied Economics major in Financial Economics and BS in Accountancy BSAE2 BSAE-F/ACCBS in Applied Economics major in Financial Economics and BS in Advertising Management BSAE2 BSAE-F/ADVBS in Applied Economics major in Financial Economics and BS in Applied Corporate Management BSAE2 BSAE-F/APCBS in Applied Economics major in Financial Economics and BS in Business Management BSAE2 BSAE-F/MGTBS in Applied Economics major in Financial Economics and BS in Legal Management BSAE2 BSAE-F/LGLBS in Applied Economics major in Financial Economics and BS in Management of Financial Institutions BSAE2 BSAE-F/FINBS in Applied Economics major in Financial Economics and BS in Marketing Management BSAE2 BSAE-F/MKTAB Major in Economics and BS in Accountancy ABEC2 AB-ECO/BSAAB Major in Economics and BS in Advertising Management ABEC2 AB-ECO/ADV

PROGRAM PLAN

PROGRAM PLAN

DLSU SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMPLEX LEANDRO V. LOCSIN CAMPUS

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science with specialization in Software Technology minor in Game Development BSCSS BSCSSBS in Information Systems BSISS BSISSBS in Computer Engineering BSCPES BSCPESBS in Electronics Engineering BSEES BSEESBS in Industrial Engineering BSIES BSIESBS in Business Management BSMGTS BSMGTSBS in Entrepreneurship BSENTS BSENTS

AB Major in Economics and BS in Applied Corporate Management ABEC2 AB-ECO/APCAB Major in Economics and BS in Business Management ABEC2 AB-ECO/MGTAB Major in Economics and BS in Legal Management ABEC2 AB-ECO/LGLAB Major in Economics and BS in Management of Financial Institutions ABEC2 AB-ECO/FINAB Major in Economics and BS in Marketing Management ABEC2 AB-ECO/MKT

OTHER

SCHOLARSHIPS

Star Scholars ProgramThis program is considered as the University’s premier scholarship offering for some of the country’s best and the brightest students. Students who topped in the admission test are screened and interviewed to fill the limited slots in the program. Those selected have the unique opportunity to earn a master’s degree, go to medical school proper (for BS Human-Biology students), or enroll in the College of Law of DLSU after finishing their undergraduate degree on full scholarship.

Star Scholars receive a full waiver on tuition and fees plus a monthly stipend to cover modest accommodation subsidy, meals, allowance, and other expenses. They are also mentored by University Fellows throughout their stay in the University. Star Scholars are also provided with their own iPad or tablet.

St. La Salle Financial Assistance GrantFull or partial tuition and fee scholarships are given to deserving incoming freshman students who applied for financial assistance during the scholarship application period and had been screened and selected by the University Scholarship Council based on specific criteria. Students may also receive other forms of assistance such as stipends and allowance from outside donors.

Grantees are required to meet certain academic standards and to abide by the policies prescribed by the Office of Admissions and Scholarships. Grantees may be required to render service assistantship beginning their sophomore year.

GOKONGWEI GRANTSThis program awards scholarships to students

who wish to pursue any engineering degree program as offered by the Gokongwei College of Engineering. Twenty-five slots are available

each year for deserving applicants. The scholarship privileges include full tuition and fees

waiver plus a monthly stipend to cover modest accommodation subsidy, meals, allowance, and

other expenses.

TOP ACHIEVERS IN THE FRESHMAN TEST

(T.A.F.T. 100)Launched during the DLSU centennial year,

the program recognizes high school seniors who performed exceptionally well in the DLSU College Admissions Test (DLSU CAT). The top 100 examinees of the DLSU CAT

will be automatically awarded this distinction. The T.A.F.T. 100 will receive 15% tuition discount for one (1) term only

renewable thereafter upon compliance with OAS conditions.

MILITARY SCHOLARSHIP (PD 577) Dependents of military personnel who died or became incapacitated in the line of duty are exempted from the payment of tuition. Qualified applicants are granted tuition waiver based on availability of slots.

STUDENT ASSISTANTSHIP AND RESOURCE TRAINING (START) PROGRAM Through this program, students who meet all criteria for eligibility may be hired and work as temporary personnel in the University for a minimum of five (5) to a maximum of twenty (20) hours per week.

ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP/TUITION DISCOUNT Athletes or varsity players may enjoy full or partial tuition and/or fees waiver. Grantees are recommended by the Office of Sports Development (OSD).

CULTURAL ARTS TUITION DISCOUNT This may be availed of by the members of the DLSU Chorale, Harlequin Theater Guild, La Salle Dance Company, Green Media Group, De La Salle Inner Soul, and the Lasallian Youth Orchestra. Specific tuition discounts may be awarded to grantees recommended by the Culture and Arts Office.

STUDENT PUBLICATIONS TUITION DISCOUNT Senior editors of the three undergraduate student publications, namely The LaSallian, Ang Pahayagang Plaridel, and Malate Literary Journal may avail of specific tuition discounts upon the recommendation of the Student Media Office.

STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM (SLP)This is a short-term interest-free loan facility for the payment of tuition and fees of undergraduate and graduate students with at least one (1) term of enrollment in the University and without any unsettled loan with DLSU. Loan applicants may borrow a maximum of 100% of the total amount of tuition and fees indicated on their Enrollment Assessment Form (EAF).

The comprehensive DLSU scholarship guidelines and application procedures can be viewed at www.dlsu.edu.ph/scholarships.

All applications for admission to DLSU are evaluated on an individual basis. Academic record and performance in the DLSU College Admissions Test are taken into consideration.

For Freshman Applicants

1. Fill out the online Undergraduate Application Form. Applicants will be required to input the degree program codes on the application form. The list of degree program codes can also be downloaded from the DLSU website. 1.1. For applicants who will take the test in DLSU, Manila, accomplish the online Undergraduate Application Form and submit a printed copy of the online application form. 1.2. For applicants who will take the test in the External Testing Centers, submit a hard copy or printed copy of the online application form to the contact person of the designated testing center.

2. Proceed to the DLSU Enrollment Services Hub or External Testing Center to submit the required documents. Only applications with correct and complete information will be processed. 2.1. Printed copy of the online application form

ADMISSIONS

2.2. Certified Correct Secondary Scholastic Records (Download link provided) 2.3. Three (3) identical passport photographs or three (3) photocopies of school identification card3. Secure testing permit. The entrance exam schedule will depend on the earliest testing date available upon the submission of requirements.

4. Take the exam on the scheduled date. Present the exam permit on the date of examination.

6. Access the results and status letters at the DLSU website by the 3rd week of January 2014. If you cannot access your results, please inquire at the Office of Admissions and Scholarships through (632) 523-4230 (Direct) or (632) 524-4611 Ext. 162/166 or email admissions@dlsu.edu.ph.

IMPORTANT LINKS

Undergraduate Application Formhttp://www.dlsu.edu.ph/admissions/undergraduatefreshmanapplicationform/Introduction.aspxList of Degree Program Codeshttp://www.dlsu.edu.ph/admissions/undergraduate/_pdf/dlsu-ug-program-listingay1415.pdfSecondary Scholastic Recordhttp://www.dlsu.edu.ph/admissions/undergraduate/_pdf/admission-sec-scholastic-record.pdf

De La Salle University Office of Admissions and Scholarships2401 Taft Avenue, Manila 1004Telephone Nos.536-0225(Direct); 524-4611 Ext. 162/166Email: scholarships@dlsu.edu.phWebsite: www.dlsu.edu.ph

De La Salle University Makati Extension Campus5th Floor, Tower 2, RCBC Plaza6819 Ayala Avenue,1200 Makati City, PhilippinesTel. Nos.: (632) 753-4611 Ext. 111 and 112

De La Salle University Science and Technology ComplexLeadro V. LOCSIN CAMPUSLaguna Boulevard, LTI Spine RoadBrgys. Biñan and MalamigBiñan, 4024 Laguna, PhilippinesTel Nos.: (632) 666-4465/ (632) 666-4552 Ext. 101 - Admissions Ext. 108 - Academic ServicesLaguna Line: (6349) 576-8856Mobile No: (63) 916-7535635

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APPLICATION PERIOD IN DLSU, MANILA:03 JUly – 14 SEPTEMBER 2013

FRESHMAN ENTRANCE EXAM DATES AT DLSU, MANILA: 29 SEPTEMBER 2013 / 6 OCTOBER 2013

Applicants from public high schools in the provinces may also inquire at the following testing venues:

TESTING DATE: 20 OCTOBER 2013 (SUNDAY)Dr. Cecilio Putong National High School

Tagbilaran City, Bohol | Contact No: (038) 411-3451/412-3451/411-2957Lipa City National Science High School

Lipa City, Batangas | Contact No: (043) 756-1834CAGAYAN DE ORO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental | Contact No: (088) 309-4916Cebu City National Science High School

Labangan, Cebu City | Contact No.: (032) 261-2802Angeles City National High School

Angeles City, Pampanga | Contact No: (045) 322-7509

17 NOVEMBER 2013 (SUNDAY)Baguio City National High School,

Baguio City, Benguet | Contact No: (074) 444-8380Agusan National High School

Butuan City, Agusan del Norte | Contact No: (085) 341-5334Palawan National High School

Puerto Princesa City, Palawan | Contact No: (048) 433-2746 Antipolo National High School

Antipolo City, Rizal | Contact No: (02) 584-3301Maliwalo National High School Main,

Maliwalo, Tarlac City | Contact No: (045) 800-1438Dumaguete City Science High School

Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental | Contact No.: (035) 225-3509

24 NOVEMBER 2013 (SUNDAY)INFANT JESUS SCHOOL

Kalibo, Aklan | Contact No.: (036) 268-8866Leyte National High School

Tacloban City, Leyte | Contact no: (053) 327-7330Masbate National Comprehensive High School

Masbate City | Contact No: (056) 333-2255Nueva Ecija National High School

Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija | Contact No: (044) 463-5776Camarines Sur National High School

Naga City, Camarines Sur | Contact no: (054) 472-2491 Notre Dame Village High School

Cotabato City | Contact No: (064) 390-1114/390-1115 La Union National High School

San Fernando City, La Union | Contact No: (072) 888-2752

27 OCTOBER 2013 (SUNDAY)Negros Occidental National High School

Bacolod City, Negros Occidental | Contact No: (034) 434-6578Pacita Complex National High School

Pacita Complex I, San Pedro Laguna | Contact No: (02) 847-5316Santiago City National High School

Santiago City, Isabela | Contact No: (078) 305-0086Don Pablo Lorenzo National High School

Zamboanga City | Contact No: (062) 985-0805Legaspi City National High School

Legaspi City, Albay | Contact No: (052) 480-3148

09 NOVEMBER 2013 (SUNDAY)Lolomboy National High School

Barangay Bunducan, Bocaue | Contact No: (044) 248-3255

10 NOVEMBER 2013 (SUNDAY)Dagupan City National High School

Dagupan City, Pangasinan | Contact No: (075) 522-2236 DasmariNas National High School

Dasmariñas, Cavite | Contact No: (046) 416-0498Davao City National High School

Davao City, Davao del Sur | Contact No: (082) 224-1639Iloilo city national high school

M.H. Del Pilar St., Molo, Iloilo CIty | Contact No: (033) 337-4601 Quezon NATIONAL High School

Lucena City, Quezon | Contact No: (042) 373-6873

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