Admissions

ADMISSION POLICY

Andres Bonifacio College is open to all applicants who meet the requirements for admission as set forth by The Department of Education (DepEd), the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), and this Institution.

Likewise, this institution welcomes applicants who will religiously abide by its rules and regulations. Upon admission, any student is subject to all rules and regulations as stated in the Student Handbook and in various memoranda emanating from duly constituted offices of this Institution from time to time.

Academic entrance requirements vary with the program the applicant desires to enroll in. The same is true with non-academic requirements.

Types of Admission

  • Regular Admission — This means that an enrollee has satisfied all of the admission requirements of the program.
  • Probationary Admission — This means that an enrollee has not satisfied the academic requirements for admission to the program. The enrollee can be reclassified as a regular student of the program only after satisfying the set Grade Point Average (GPA) for the required number of units and/or courses.
  • Provisional Admission — This means that the enrollee fails to submit all of the documents required for admission to the program. When the enrollee submits the required documents and eventually satisfies the academic requirements, he/she will be reclassified as a regular student.

General Academic Requirements

  • New students/incoming freshmen (high school graduates) seeking admission must take the placement examination and/or qualifying examination scheduled by the Admissions, Guidance & Psychometrics (AGP) Officer upon presentation of the following documents:

    1. Application for Admission; and
    2. Official Receipt (O.R.) for Entrance Exam

New and Transfer Students

  • New students/incoming freshmen (high school graduates) seeking admission must take the placement examination and/or qualifying examination scheduled by the Admissions, Guidance & Psychometrics (AGP) Officer upon presentation of the following documents:

    1. Application for Admission; and
    2. Official Receipt (O.R.) for Entrance Exam

Returning Students

Those who previously enrolled at this Institution and after having enrolled in other colleges/schools would like to return are considered transfer students. They should meet the requirements for admission required of the other new students.

Refresher Course Student

This means that the enrollee is admitted during a school term for audit purposes without earning credits, subject to such requirements and conditions as the Institution may prescribe. This student, at the discretion of the faculty, may be exempted from class assignments and examinations.

Special Students

Special students are those gifted or talented, the fast learners, the mentally retarded, the visually impaired, the hearing impaired, those with behavior problems, orthopedically handicapped, those with extraordinary health problems, the learning disabled, the speech impaired or multi-handicapped.

Resident Alients, naturalized Filipinos, and Students with Direct Foreign Lineage

  • Filipino-born alient students must submit a photocopy of their Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) and Native Born Certificate of Registration (NBCR) duly certified against the original copy by the Regional Director, NCSO, Region IX.
  • Children of Naturalized Filipino Citizens must submit a photocopy of Identification Certificate issued by the Commissioner of Immigration. This must be certified against the original copy from the NCSO, Region IX.
  • Renewed ACR must be submitted every semester.

Other Documents that may be required by the DASAS/Dean

  • Police/NBI Clearance
  • Drug Test Result