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:: Tuition ::
How much
is the Tuition Fee for SY 2006-2007?
What are the modes of payments for
tuition and other fees?
:: Guidance Services ::
Where is the Guidance Services Office
located?
When can I visit the guidance office?
What are the services being offered in
the guidance services?
::
Information and Communication Technology
::
What time can we use the internet
laboratory?
Do you accept computer repairs for
personal use in the ICT office?
Can I borrow licensed software for
personal use?
What if I have used all my remaining
internet hours, can I extend my use? or
will I pay an extra if I want to extend
my usage hours?
What if I have used all my allotted
prints, can I have additional prints
even if I will pay for it?
:: Library ::
Who
can use the library?
What are the services being offered by
the library?
What are the books / reference materials
that can be borrowed and for how long?
What is the procedure in borrowing
books?
What is the procedure in returning
books?
What is the procedure for lost and
damaged books?
What is the procedure in using the
internet inside the library?
What are the do’s and don’ts in the
library?
:: Media Services ::
What does the Media Services handles?
What is the procedure for
reserving/borrowing facilities?
How do I book/reserve the venues I need?
How
do I borrow equipment?
Do you accept dubbing of Audio/Video
materials?
Do the Media Services offer Photo or
Video Coverage?
What are the don’ts in the Media
Services?
:: Residence Services / Dormitory ::
What are the dormitory or residence
provisions on campus?
How much is the board and lodging at SPUM Residence Hall?
:: Scholarships and Grants ::
Are there scholarships available for
honor students?
How can I avail of academic
scholarship discount?
What Financial Assistance is
available to students?
:: Venue/Facilities Reservation ::
Where can I
reserve venues?
Where can I
borrow equipment/facilities?
Where can I
request for a computer?
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How much
is the
Tuition Fee for SY 2006-2007?
No increase
of tuition fees these past two years, SY
2005-2006 to 2006-2007.
First
Year - P688.94/unit
Second
Year - P658.99/unit
Third
Year - P632.53/unit
Fourth
Year - P632.53/unit
The
students’ subject load per semester
significantly affects the total fees
paid. Typically, a regular student will
carry 24 units per semester. (Please
see the Bulletin Board of the Finance
Office, for details, per year level, per
program).
What are the modes of payments for
tuition and other fees?
There
are 3 modes of payment for tuition and
other fees, which are as follows:
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One-time payment = The total amount due,
no additional pay.
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3
payments = Total Amount + Php400,
divided by 3.
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2
payments = Total Amount + Php150,
divided by 2.
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Where is the Guidance Services Office
located?
The
guidance services is located at the
first floor of the Pere Louie Chauvet
Building.
When can I visit the guidance office?
The
guidance services is open Mondays to
Saturdays, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. No
lunch break.
What are the services being offered in
the guidance services?
The Student
Services offers counseling services
designed to assist the students resolve
their personal concerns and
difficulties.
Career and
Job Placement service is also offered by
the Student Service. This service
provides students opportunities to
explore career options, find part-time
jobs and learn to market their skills to
potential employers.
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What time can we use the internet
laboratory?
The
internet laboratory is open from Tuesday
to Friday 8:00 am - 6:00 pm and
8:00 am - 5:00 pm on Saturdays. No
lunch break.
Do you accept computer repairs for
personal use in the ICT office?
No, we do
not.
Can I borrow licensed software for
personal use?
Yes, but
only CS/IT students/faculty can avail
this service and only Microsoft products
are available due to the MSDN Academic
Alliance.
What if I have used all my remaining
internet hours, can I extend my use? or
will I pay an extra if I want to extend
my usage hours?
No, you
cannot extend your internet usage hours
(30 hours for all non-CS/IT courses)
even if you want to pay for an extension
except for CS/IT students since their
access is unlimited. (Applicable
to Undergraduate students only)
What if I have used all my allotted
prints, can I have additional prints
even if I will pay for it?
Every
semester each student is entitled: 10
prints for non-CS/IT and 30 prints for
CS/IT courses. If you have used
all your allotted prints, you can no
longer avail of the University's
computer printing service.
(Applicable to Undergraduate students
only)
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Who
can use the library?
All bona
fide students, faculty members, staff,
administrators and alumnae of St. Paul
University Manila with Identification
Card can use the library.
Cross-service users from the
South-Manila Consortium members namely:
Adamson University, De La Salle
University, Philippine Christian
University, Philippine Normal University
and St. Scholastica’s College are also
allowed to use the library. No service
fee is required.
Visitors
and students of other educational
institutions with referral letter from
their respective Head Librarians can
also use the library on Saturdays. A
service fee of P20.00 per head is
required.
What are the services being offered by
the library?
The library
offers various services for all users
namely:
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The
Reader’s Services Unit
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Circulation-Reserve Section
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Non-Reserve Section
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Filipiniana Section
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Periodical Section
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Reference Section
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Theses
and Feasibility Studies Section
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Technical Services
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Other
services include:
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On-line Public Access Catalog
(OPAC); specifically the
Athena Software that provides
access to the collections of the
library.
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Internet Services,
for
academic research.
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Copying Services,
available in the library from
8:00 am to 12 nn on Mondays and
8:00 am to 5:00 pm every
Tuesdays to Saturdays. Minimum
rate is one peso and twenty-five
centavos.
What are the books / reference materials
that can be borrowed and for how long?
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Non-reserve books may be
borrowed for two days, renewable for
another two days if not in demand.
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Reserve books may be borrowed
overnight to be taken out only at
3:00 pm and to be returned at 8:00
am the following day. These can also
be issued for classroom use for one
period only.
Students
may borrow two reserve books on
different subjects at one time.
What is the procedure in borrowing
books?
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Check
the OPAC / card catalog to verify if
the book is available.
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Copy
the call number, location symbol if
any, and title of the book on a slip
of paper.
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With
the call number and location symbol
as guide, look for the books in
shelves or section. If the book is
not in the shelf, approach the
librarian or any person in-charge at
the counter for any assistance.
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In
borrowing, fill out the book card
and present the book at the counter
for proper charging.
What is the procedure in returning
books?
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Present
borrowed book to the librarian or
any person in-charge at the counter.
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If the
book is overdue, the student pays
the overdue fine and signs on the
logbook.
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Books
may not be passed on to other
students, but are to be returned and
charged out to the next borrower.
What is the procedure for lost and
damaged books?
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The
loss of a book while on loan must be
reported immediately to the
librarian.
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A lost
book must be paid according to the
value determined by the librarian or
be replaced with a book of the same
title plus processing fee.
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Damaged
library book must be replaced with a
of the same title or be paid
according to the current procedure
plus the cost of processing.
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Missing
pages must be reported immediately
to the librarian before borrowing
the book or materials.
What is the procedure in using the
internet inside the library?
Students
fill up the sheet for internet use.
Users must request assistance from the
librarian in printing their research.
What are the do’s and don’ts in the
library?
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Silence
is to be observed by everyone at all
times.
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Courtesy must be observed,
especially when borrowing and
returning books and other materials.
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Unnecessary noise, loud
conversation, eating, sleeping,
drinking and loitering are strictly
prohibited.
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Active
use of cellular phones inside the
library is prohibited.
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What does the Media Services handles?
The Media
Services
handles the administration,
organization, production, maintenance
and evaluation of the instructional
media resources, services and facilities
to facilitate and enrich classroom
instructions, media presentations,
institutional projects and research
programs of the institution.
What is the procedure for
reserving/borrowing facilities?
Reservations should be made two days
before scheduled use. Reservations are
made on a first come-first hand served
basis subject to the booking priorities
(congregational, institutional, college,
program / organization, class).
For a list of
venues
or
facilities, please click the
designated links.
How do I book/reserve the venues I need?
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Confirm
the availability of the venue you
want to use and for the purpose you
wish to use it.
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If
available on the date and time
needed, get the corresponding
Reservation form.
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Fill up
the details required and have the
form noted or endorsed by the head/
faculty/ chair/ dean of the class,
group, organization, college or
program wishing to use the venue.
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Submit
the endorsed Reservation form to the
Media Services Office for
confirmation.
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Setting
up of additional equipment, extended
stage, alteration of lights, sound
stage set-up must have prior
clearance.
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Inform
the Media Services immediately of
any change in your reservation or
booking.
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Overtime of staff for use of the
facilities beyond office hours will
be charged to the borrower.
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In case
of the cancellation of activities,
the requesting party must fill out a
cancellation form one day or at
least one hour before the activity.
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Inform
the Media Services at least one hour
before the activity of any change in
room assignment or venue of
activity.
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For
the use of the Auditorium
Additional information/ details such
as the program script, set design,
lights design, will be required so
that there will be proper
coordination with concerned units
and staff
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For
the use of the Viewing Rooms
- Instructional videos needed must
be previewed beforehand to determine
appropriateness to topic being
discussed
- Videos from
non-institutional sources must be
presented to the Media Services one
hour before showing to check its
format, content, physical condition
How
do I borrow equipment?
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Confirm
the availability of the equipment
you want to use and for the purpose
you want to use and for the purpose
you wish to see it.
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If
available on the date and time
needed, get corresponding
Reservation form.
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Fill up
the details required and have the
form noted or endorsed by the head/
faculty / chair/ dean of the class,
group, organization, college or
program wishing to use the venue.
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Submit
the endorsed Reservation form to the
Media Services Office for
confirmation.
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Inform
the Media Services immediately of
any change in your reservation or
booking.
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Check
equipment status before borrowing
equipment. Inform the Media Services
of any damage noted before borrowing
the items.
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Surrender validated ID upon receipt
of equipment.
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The
borrower must coordinate with the
Media Services Staff regarding the
proper use of the equipment
borrowed. If the borrower is not
familiar with its use, please make
prior arrangements so that the staff
can assist you or instruct you on
the proper usage.
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All Av
equipment are for school use only.
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All
equipment borrowed must be returned
before 6 pm on the same day it was
borrowed. Unless prior notice is
given by the borrower, a P50.00/hr
fine is imposed on items not
returned on due time.
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Damaged
or lost equipment must be
replaced/paid by the borrower
responsible for the damage.
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In case
of cancellation of activities or use
of equipment, the requesting party
must fill out a cancellation form
one day or at least one hour before
the activity.
Do you accept
dubbing of Audio/Video materials?
Yes, but
the requesting party will provide the
needed blank tapes and the source of the
audio/video materials for dubbing.
Copyrighted materials will not be
dubbed.
Do the Media Services offer Photo or
Video Coverage?
Yes, but
requests for photo/video coverage must
be endorsed by the head of the
requesting unit/organizer and must be
submitted at least one week before the
activity. We must also be given a
written program of activities and a shot
list specifying what, when and who are
to be covered.
What are the don’ts in the Media
Services?
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Use of
lighted candles, lighters and other
flammable materials.
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Painting / defacing property /
equipment
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Pasting
/ gluing materials on the walls /
floor
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Nailing
on the walls / floor
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Bringing out of furniture and
equipment from the venue
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Mishandling and improper use of
equipment, late return of equipment,
using another person’s ID to borrow
equipment among others are also not
allowed.
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What are the dormitory or residence
provisions on campus?
The
campus dorm is for female students
only. The dorm is located on two
floors Each floor has 13
air-conditioned rooms with 4 double-deck
beds in each room, 16 lavatories, 16
bathrooms and 16 comfort rooms. Both
floors are provided with hot/cold water
dispensers. A study room, viewing room,
a mini-library and a recreation area are
also provided.
Within the
campus, the following facilities are
also available for the residents:
Chapel, prayer room, canteen, parlor,
playground with volleyball and
basketball court, ping-pong tables, and
swimming pool.
How much is the board and lodging at SPUM Residence Hall?
As of
SY 2006-2007, the board and lodging
at SPUM Residence Hall has also
modes of payment, as shown in the
following schemes:
a. Php35,000/semester, spot cash payment
b. Php17,000 + Php500, for 2 payments
c. Other Residence Hall charges for energy:
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Are there scholarships available for
honor students?
Yes,
there are scholarships available for
honor students.
How can I avail of academic
scholarship discount?
You may
avail of the academic scholarship
discount if you qualify for any of
the
following:
Academic
Performance Scholarships
are only for undergraduate students and
first-degree takers.
a.
President’s Lister.
A student
qualifies for full scholarship in a
succeeding semester if he/she carries at
least an 18-unit load, obtains a
semester’s general average of 95% or
above, and does not receive a grade
below 90%, or its equivalent in any one
course.
b.
Dean’s Lister.
A student
qualifies for half-scholarship in a
succeeding semester if he/she carries at
least an 18-unit load, obtains a
semester’s general average of 93% or
above, and does not receive a grade
below 88% or its equivalent in any one
course.
Note:
Academic scholarships cover tuition
fees only.
The
Registrar’s Office submits the
list of the qualified academic to the
Finance and the Program Chairs, and
posts the same on the bulletin board.
The qualified academic scholars can go
to the Finance Office to avail of such
scholarship, or refund, if they have
already paid their tuition.
What Financial Assistance is
available to students?
Some
opportunities for scholarships are
available to deserving but financially
strapped students. Interested parties
are referred to the Office of Student
Services for information and assistance.
a.
Student Aide Program.
Upon
recommendation of the Committee on
Student Scholarships, and approval by
the President, the University accepts
deserving students who are in need of
financial assistance, as aides entitled
to free 18 units’ tuition fee, and
subsidized miscellaneous fees (excluding
uniforms and books). In return, they
are asked to render fifteen (15) hours
of service every week. Student aides
are allowed to carry academic loads of
only 18 units per semester. Inquiries
regarding student scholarships or
financial assistance should be directed
to the Office of Student Services.
b.
Education Grantee.
Upon
recommendation of the Committee on
Student
Scholarships, and the approval by the
President, the University accepts
student grantees who are pursuing a
degree in Bachelor of Science in
Education. The grantee shall be
entitled to financial assistance
consisting of school fees which is the
actual amount of matriculation, tuition
and other fees. He/She shall carry the
required academic load for each school
term. He/She shall be asked to render
service for 120 hours at the end of each
semester or within the semester. He/She
shall render service to SPU Manila or
any St. Paul administered school for two
(2) years after his/her graduation.
c.
Paula Pilipina Foundation, Inc. Grantee.
The student applicant submits the
following requirements to the VP for
Student Services for screening:
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Filled-out application form;
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Endorsement letter from a Social Worker
or Barangay Captain in his/her place of
residence;
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Parents’ Proof of Income or Income Tax
Return (ITR)
Upon
recommendation of the Chairman of the
Board of Paula Pilipina Foundation,
Inc., and the approval by the Board of
Trustees of the Foundation, the
University grants financial assistance
to the underprivileged but deserving
students. Preference is given but not
limited to graduating students
(excluding students from Nursing and
Computer Science). The Grantee shall
maintain a passing grade to avail of the
grant (renewable every semester).
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Where can I
reserve venues?
For a
specific list of venues and where to
reserve it,
click
here.
Where can I
borrow equipment/facilities?
You can
borrow the following in the:
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Media
Services
Equipments
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Overhead, Opaque, Slide
projectors
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Cassette player / recorder
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Microphones, stand
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VHS, VCD
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TV
Monitor
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LCD
/ DLP projector
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CD
Cassette Player
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Portable screen for OHP
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Sound system
Audio-visual materials
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General
Services
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Basketball
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Volleyball
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Ping-pong table
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Badminton Racquet
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Dart Board
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Chess Board
Where can I
request for a computer?
If your
concern is with regards in using it in a
Multi-Media classroom, you can reserve
it at the Media Services. Any
other computer requests will be directed
to the Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) office except if the
venue is at the Conference Room A/B
since the computer is available once you
reserve the venue at the Media Services.
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For other
inquiries,
e-mail us
at
info@spumanila.edu.ph |