Ateneo, De La Salle and UP – why the college you choose matters – Part 6

 

 

UP and Ateneo’s University Rankings Worldwide 2014-2015 Improved

The worldwide rankings of the country’s premier educational institution, University of the Philippines and the Ateneo de Manila University improved a lot in the 2014-2015 World University Rankings by education and career network Quacquarelli Symonds (OS). The results of the latest worldwide university ranking was released on Tuesday, September 26, 2014.

The University of the Philippines (UP) in Diliman Quezon City improved itsranking from 380th to this year’s ranking at 367th place worldwide. The bestranking of the University of the Philippines-Diliman was way back the year 2008, where it ranked at No. 262.

The Ateneo de Manila on its part also improved to 461-470 from the 2013-2014 rankings at 561-700. Other schools who made to the Worldwide University rankings from the Philippines are the De La Salle University and the University of Sto. Tomas, as it ranked at 650-and-below.

The DLSU dropped its rankings to 651-700 this year from its previous rankings at 601+ in 2013-2014, while the UST remained idle at 701. According to the latestUniversity Rankings worldwide, the National University of Singapore which is ranked at 22nd overall is considered as the highest-ranked Asian institution.

The top 10 universities in the world this year, according to QS, are:

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (United States)
2. (tie) University of Cambridge (United Kingdom) and Imperial College London (United Kingdom)
4. Harvard University (United States)
5. (tie) University of Oxford (United Kingdom) and University College London (United Kingdom)
7. Stanford University (United States)
8. California Institute of Technology (United States)
9. Princeton University (United States)
10. Yale (United States)

 

http://philnews.ph/2014/09/17/up-and-ateneos-university-rankings-worldwide-2014-2015-improved/

Ateneo, De La Salle and UP – why the college you choose matters – Part 5

 

UP, Ateneo, La Salle in world university rankings for subjects

MANILA, Philippines – Three of the top universities in the country were included in the list of best schools in the world, excelling in English language and literature, based on a 2013 survey released by a London-based research institution.

The University of the Philippines, Ateneo de Manila University and De La Salle University made it to the top 200 schools in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Ranking by Subject 2013.

The report showed UP and Ateneo in the top 51-100 schools for English language and literature.

La Salle was in the top 101-150 for the same subject, while Ateneo was also in the top 151-200 in the global ranking for modern languages.

UP, on the other hand, was in the top 151-200 schools for agriculture and forestry. Its ranking, however, slipped to 348th from 332nd in the previous list.

Ateneo de Manila also slid to the 451-500 bracket from being ranked 360th. De La Salle University dropped to the 601+ bracket from 551-600 bracket.

The global university ranking by subject was based on assessments of academics and employers of university graduates.

This year, the company rated 2,858 schools but only ranked 678 institutions.

US schools led the rankings in most subjects, with Harvard University topping 10 disciplines.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology topped the list of best universities, ranking first in seven subjects, followed by the University of California-Berkeley, Oxford University and Cambridge.

http://www.philstar.com/campus/featured-articles/2013/05/10/940430/ateneo-la-salle-world-university-rankings-subjects

 

Ateneo, De La Salle and UP – why the college you choose matters – Part 4

Companies Still Favor Graduates of Top 8 Universities

MANILA, Philippines – If you are a graduate from one of the top eight universities in the country, you have higher chance of getting hired, according to report from Jobstreet.com in the new Jobs and Salary Report that has been launched recently.

In the 2015 report, companies in the Philippines still place high importance on which university the graduates come from. 71-percent of the companies who responded to Jobstreet survey said that it was an important factor when considering applicants. This year’s result though lower by 6-percent against the 2014 percentage still shows employers favor graduates from UP, UST, La Salle, Ateneo, and government schools such as PLM, PNU, and PUP.

Here are the Top 8 Universities in the Philippines that lead 2015 Jobstreet Survey of Schools that Matter to Employers:

1. University of the Philippines
2. University of Santo Tomas
3. De La Salle University / Ateneo de Manila University
4. Polytechnic University of the Philippines
5. Mapua Institute of Technology
6. Far Eastern University
7. Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila/Adamson University
8. University of the East / Philippine Normal University / Technological Institute of the Philippines

The Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) is considered a big game-changer in the list of top universities in terms of ‘hireability’ next to Big Four UP, UST, DLSU and ADMU.

While the alumni of the top universities can take pride on the fact that they are favored by most companies, graduates of other institutions should still be confident about lending a job.

Companies say they will still hire applicants even if they did not come from those choice universities as long as “the candidate is trainable/willing to be trained,” and “the candidate fulfills requirements needed for the job.”

In addition, the JobStreet.com’s 2015 Jobs and Salary Report for Fresh Graduates said that out of the 450 companies that participated in their survey, 80% of employers recommended highlighting college internships.

The report also said that 52% preferred applicants who already had part-time jobs, while 50% still give importance to a decent — if not impressive — collegiate report card.

http://www.thesummitexpress.com/2015/04/companies-still-favor-graduates-of-top-8-universities.html

Ateneo, De La Salle and UP – why the college you choose matters – Part 3

 

UP, Ateneo, La Salle grads hired faster, paid more

by Jojo Malig, ABS-CBNNews.com

MANILA, Philippines – Graduates of the top 3 educational institutions in the Philippines are hired faster and paid more by employers, according to the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB).

The NSCB, in a new report citing a Graduate Tracer Study made by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), said graduates of the University of the Philippines, Ateneo de Manila University, and De La Salle University have a significant head start in their careers compared to graduates of other colleges and universities nationwide.

Of the “Big 3,” UP graduates were the fastest to find work but were paid a smaller starting salary compared to Ateneo or La Salle graduates.

UP graduates only waited an average of 1.8 month to find work and had a mean income per month of a little over P9,700.

De La Salle graduates actively looked for a job for an average of 2.4 months but got a mean income per month of almost P11,900.

Ateneo graduates, meanwhile, spend an average of 2.9 months looking for work and had a mean income per month of around P 10,100.

In comparison, graduates of other private sectarian universities spent almost 4 months looking for work and got a mean oncome of P8,388.

Graduates of private non-sectarian schools, meanwhile, spent 4.4 months looking for work and had a mean income of just 8,202.

Meanwhile, graduates of local colleges and universities, other state unuversities, and non-profit educational institutions spent as much as an average of 6 months looking for work and were paid far less than graduates of the “Big 3″ schools.

NSCB Secretary General Jose Ramon Albert cited the 1999 CHED data in his report released Friday on whether education is in sync with the country’s labor conditions and needs.

“The 1999 GTS suggests that graduates from the three premier HEIs in the country, namely, the University of the Philippines, De La Salle University, and Ateneo de Manila University, have triple plus points: lower waiting time to join the job market from the time of graduation; higher employment rates; and higher income,” he said.

“About half of the respondents to the study land jobs within 6 months after graduation, and about one percent of them do not have jobs even 2 years after their graduation,” he added.

“Chief among the reported reasons why the college graduates surveyed for the 1999 GTS find difficulty getting jobs are lack of job opportunities, and unsatisfactory salaries or opportunities for advancement in jobs,” Albert said.

He raised the need to conduct a new GTS to determine if supply from higher education meets the demands of the labor market.

‘Choosy graduates’

Citing a 2006-2011 set of data from the Labor Force Survey (LFS) conducted by the National Statistics Office, Albert said college graduates account for at least 18 percent of the total unemployed in the country.

Most of the college graduates who are not working earned degrees on medical courses, trade, craft and industrial programs, engineering and architectural programs, he said.

In comparision, Bureau of Labor Employment Statistics (BLES) data indicate that the top 3 “hard-to-fill” job vacancies from January 2009 to June 2010 include accountants and auditors, electronics and communications engineers, and systems analysts and designers.

“The top 3 reasons why vacancies are hard to fill were: 1) applicants lack needed competency/skill; 2) applicants expect a high salary; and 3) applicants lack years of experience,” he explained.

He said this jibes with the CHED’s 1999 GTS that shows jobless college graduates seem to be “choosy” in seeking jobs.

Albert said 2 in 5 unemployed graduate say they are jobless because of the following reasons: there is no job opening in field of specialization; no interest in getting a job; starting pay is low; and, no job opening within the vicinity of residence.

“The GTS clearly has a wealth of information that are useful in designing policies that put education in sync with employment,” he said.

Albert told ABS-CBNNews.com they are still waiting for the results of a new 2012 GTS that was commissioned to DLSU.

“The CHED appears to have conducted the GTS last year, and I look forward to examining the results,” he said.

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/-depth/01/11/13/ateneo-la-salle-grads-hired-faster-paid-more

 

University of the Philippines’ 2015 UPCAT Results Are Out, get it here

 

the UPCAT results are out! you can check the names here.

University of the Philippines UPCAT Results 2015 Online (For incoming freshmen of AY 2015-2016) MAIN SITE | Preginet Mirror | Stickbread I.T. and Business Solutions Mirror

Last Update: January 12, 2015 PAGE NAME RANGE 1 AALA, ANJILA BIANCA LAO – ABIGAN, ERINN GIANNICE TAN 2 ABIQUE, AIRALYN BOLECHE – ADAME, ANDREI ARMANI ALDOVER 3 ADAMOS, JEDD LEMUEL ADRIAN CUNANAN – AGRES, TYRONE KIT BACULPO 4 AGRIMOR, JAURINE FEI LORENZO – ALARILLA, JERIKA MAI AMPILOQUIO 5 ALAS, EDLIZ GALE TUBIEROS – ALEJANDRINO, KAYE MARIE DULLAN 6 ALEJANDRO, ANGELA ELYSSA SANTIAGO – ALMORADIE, LEAH BABAYSON 7 ALMORADIE, LENIE BABAYSON – AMBROCIO, ROLAND MIGUEL MIRANDILLA 8 AMBROSIO, JOSHUA RAPHAEL NUVAL – ANG, CHRISTIAN DOMINIC RESMA 9 ANG, DWIGHT WAYNE CONDE – AP-APID, RADIGAN DE GUZMAN 10 APA, INDIRA DIMNA GABORNES – ARANDA, JAN AUDA DOMINGO 11 ARANDELA, XYZA MAE FABUNA – ARINZOL, JOHN ZEUS LAZO 12 ARIOLA, ALWIN ERMITA – ASPREC, ARON KIM GUCE 13 ASTILLA, JOAQUIN CARLOS EUSTAQUIO SINGSON – AYALIN, PETER JOHN MATTE 14 AYAP, RENSCY CARL PESIGAN – BAGUHIN, MYRRH KATE ABUCEJO 15 BAGUILOD, MARIA BEATRIZ CEREZOLA – BALIGUAT, CHRISTIAN YVES ESPINOSA 16 BALILING, KRISHA TERESA BALILI – BANEHIT, MARCUS GILBERT ALPASAN 17 BANGA, LLANA ANDRIENNE CRESCINI – BARRERA, MARLO BILLONES 18 BARRERA, PAULINE CLAIRE CORCEGA – BATOCTOY, MARIANE DOROTHY VILLANUEVA 19 BATOL, MACY JOSEPHINE CHIUCO – BAYON, CZARINA NICOLE PASCUAL 20 BAYON, JESSA MAE PAGLINAWAN – BENITO, MARIA ARNIE AMORA 21 BENITO, MARIA TERESITA TUASON – BIBERA, COLEEN GRACE ROSAL 22 BICOY, NEIL VINCENT GANDIA – BOMEDIANO, ERIKA KRYSTEL LLANTOS 23 BOMPAT, JOSHUA MAR ARBAN – BRAVO, ALRA MAAN MAGCALING 24 BRAVO, GERALDINE MARIE LUGTU – BUHAIN, MARTHA CLOEY ELEAZAR 25 BUHAY, ELAN VITAL DELICA – CABALLERO, KHYLE KHWENCES CAYUDONG 26 CABALLERO, VAN LEWRAINE APURADO – CABUDLAN, LEE NINO ESTRELLA 27 CABUDSAN, SOLAH FATIMA CALZADA – CAIRO, JEREMIAH JHUN SALAZAR 28 CAISIP, MA VERA MELLA NOCHE – CALUBAQUIB, MARC VOLTAIRE PIANGCO 29 CALUBIRAN, CRIS LORENZ SAUZA – CANLAS, JEROM ANDREI MADICLUM 30 CANLAS, MITZI MARIE ARANDIA – CARAG, BLIZETTE ELENITA BACURIN 31 CARAG, MELLO SHAYNE CUSTODIO – CARREON, TRACY LOUISE ACU 32 CARRERA, VERONICA CUADRA – CASTRO, ANGELI JOYCE REYES 33 CASTRO, ANNA ISABELLA RAMOS – CAYABYAB, JOSE PAULO SARTE 34 CAYANAN, ANGELO JOSE FLORES – CHAN, PATRICK MATTHEW JIM 35 CHAN, RALSTON MARK ALINSOD – CHUA, JULIE JOY ALBERTO 36 CHUA, JUSTINE ANGELA OCAMPO – CO, GEONINA VANELYN CHUAHIONG 37 CO, IVANNA KARIAH DYCHEEPUAT – CONEJOS, LOUISE MONIQUE ARTIGAS 38 CONFIADO, FRANCES NICOLE CUENCO – CORTEZ, CLARISSE SYDNEY BALLESTEROS 39 CORTEZ, DANELLE MAE BELTRAN – CRUZ, JOHN TRISTAN PORTES 40 CRUZ, JON VINCENT CARL CABRAL – CUENO, ALYANNA ZIAZAN CRUZ 41 CUENTO, KASHELLE HUERTO – DAGOMBOY, DARLEY SSJAMIA EDNILAO 42 DAGONDON, KRISTINE MAE ORIAS – DATO, REY ADRIAN ODANGGA 43 DATOC, CHAYREL ANTONETH PASION – DE GUZMAN, DAVID MIGUEL ROMUALDO 44 DE GUZMAN, DIAN BORBON – DE LEON, LUKE MATTHEW DOMINGO 45 DE LEON, MARTINA ISABELLE CARBUNGCO – DEJARESCO, JOSHUA RAPHAEL VENDIOLA 46 DEJOLDE, CRISTINE MAGDARAOG – DELA CRUZ, KRIZIA MAE LAMPAGO 47 DELA CRUZ, KYLE FRANCIS OLIVEROS – DELIMA, DAVID JOHN ELIEZAR PORRAS 48 DELINA, NIKKI PUNZALAN – DIAMANTE, JESSIE DELLOMES 49 DIAMAODEN, BASSAM MACABINTA – DIONIO, MIKHAEL JUDE MALUENDA 50 DIONISIO, JESSA MAE NONA VILLAVERT – DOMINGO, SIMON CHENG 51 DOMINGO, SOFIA NINIEL FLORESCA – DUNQUE, COURTNEY LOVE CURAYAG 52 DUNUAN, MICHAEL ANUDON – ELGAR, COLEEN YSABEL ESPIRITU 53 ELGARAN, HANNAH JOYCE CABORUBIAS – ERA, LOUELLA MARTINA BADAJOS 54 ERAGA, JOHN REY BARELA – ESPARES, JOSE MARI OLIVAR 55 ESPARRAGO, JOHN VINCENT VILLARMENTE – ESTILLORE, ISABEL CHRISTIANNI NUEVE 56 ESTILLOSO, EIMER LUCKY BAGNI – FABREGAS, KIM SENORIN 57 FABRICANTE, CHERISH IVY PAISO – FERIA, KIANA MARIE CUATON 58 FERIL, JOSE SANTIAGO ARMILDEZ – FIEDALAN, JAN PATRICK CLANOR 59 FIEL, JAMAICA PATRIMONIO – FORONDA, BRYAN ANGELO PLOPINIO 60 FORONDA, LUIS MIGUEL RAMOS – GABANE, CRISTINA MABANAN 61 GABANES, JAIMEE ROSE MENDOZA – GALLARDO, ARIANNE JOSHIN UMEREZ 62 GALLARDO, GABRIELLE ANGELA ILAGA – GARAY, CLARENCE FESALBON 63 GARAY, DENNIS JUDE PAMI – GARRUCHA, NICO ANGELO ARCENIA 64 GASACAO, TANYA ROCAMORA – GENZOLA, ISAIAHNNA PAULA ALANES 65 GEONZON, JASPER KEITH TEMPLANZA – GO, CHRISTIAN LAWRENCE CRUZ 66 GO, CHRISTINE ALLISON ONG – GONZALES, ANA ALICIA LAZARITO 67 GONZALES, ANNE NICOLE SOLDEVILLA – GREGORIO, JETT TIANGCO 68 GREGORIO, PATRICIA MICHAELA CRUZ – GUINTO, KYLE MARIE CALANGI 69 GUINTO, KYRANEL MARIE ORTIZ – HARI, IVAN MICHO AUSTRIA 70 HARID, AYESSAH WATA – HILARIO, PATRICK LOUIS LAGMAN 71 HILONGO, GINO FAYO – ICARO, JEAN NORMAN MALOLES 72 ICHIHARA, JOSEPH ROI FLORES – IRORITA, JASMINE FE CABANESAS 73 ISABELO, ABRAM GAEL HOLANDA – JASMIN, PATRICIA RUTH PURINGUE 74 JASON, HANNIE MAE MAKINANO – JOSON, RICHELLE ANNE ENRIQUEZ 75 JOVAL, ROSABELLE DALUMPINES – KHO, AIMEE JANE SENO 76 KHO, ALEJNA JANELI POLINAG – LACSON, DANIELLE ANNE ENRIQUEZ 77 LACSON, DENNISE ANN CARIASO – LAMIT, AMIEL EDWARD VERON 78 LAMORENA, KRISTEL AN TECSON – LASQUITE, IMMARDELLE VAN MASUDOG 79 LASTIERRE, JOHN CARL MEDIANA – LEE, DONNA MAE ANG 80 LEE, ELLORA BIANCA NOBIO – LIBUIT, PAMELA AMERICA 81 LIBUNAO, PHILIP NERI RUBANTE – LIMCHAYPO, LOREN KAE ANTONI 82 LIMEN, JEWELLE ANNE ESTANILLA – LOBERIANO, ANNA KATRINA VICTORIA 83 LOBERIANO, THEA LOISE TARRAYO – LORETO, JANUZ IAN BERBON 84 LORETO, ROMAN GERARD NODERA – LUNA, KIANNE JHOYCE CUETO 85 LUNA, LAWRENCE IGNATIUS LAT – MACHACON, EYVIND OLIVAS 86 MACHAN, HENCILLE VERA REYES – MAGPANTAY, JAND FREWI DE LLAMAS 87 MAGPANTAY, JEANNE NICOLE LACAP – MALLARI, MAARJA CARREON 88 MALLARI, PINKY ANTOINETTE AYAO – MANANGHAYA, JESSICA DOREEN GONZALES 89 MANANGUIT, HANNAH NOFRADA – MANUBAG, NADITHA MARIE CASIPONG 90 MANUCOM, KLARISSA ANNE NARCISO – MARCO, SEAN DAVID BAUTISTA 91 MARCOS, ALAN JR EDICTO – MARTIR, MARY CRIS LUSOCON 92 MARTURILLAS, JEZA MARIE BERSE – MCLEAN, ALEXIS EDEN MAG-ARO 93 MEA, ANDRIAN CABRAL – MENDOZA, KYLA ANDREA GARCIA 94 MENDOZA, MA LYNETTE LUTAO – MIJARES, IVY LOURELIN BOHOL 95 MILALLOS, MELIISA JOIS SINSUAN – MONDIDO, DARYL MANGUBAT 96 MONDIGUING, NINA SIMONE SABADO – MORALES, LENOR PINEDA 97 MORALES, MARIA ANGELIKA MACROHON – MUYANA, JOHN CHRISTIAN REYES 98 MUZONES, ROCHELLE MAE MORALES – NATIVIDAD, MEL ROGENE CARLOS 99 NATIVIDAD, NOSLEN FAYE TUBOG – NICANOR, NOEL NINO GARGUENA 100 NICDAO, DEBORAH SIA – NUNEZ, ERIKA DANIELLE CASILANG 101 NUNEZ, HEZEIL ROSE GEBILAGUIN – OLAER, ALOURAH LIAO 102 OLAER, GERALDIN MAE DAGUPLO – ONG, KARL ADRIAN CENTENO 103 ONG, KAYLA MEAGAN YAP – OROY, RICHMUND AWAYAN 104 OROZCO, IRENEBETH SEVILLA – PADERNAL, BRITE CONTEMPLACION 105 PADERON, LIA PAULINE PAPA – PALARAN, MICHIKO PEARL SALES 106 PALAYAN, GAILE DOMINIQUE CAAGBAY – PANGILINAN, JENESIS DAVID 107 PANGILINAN, MA KATHERINE JOY MATIC – PARUNGAO, MICAH JEAN LAYUMAS 108 PARVEZ, ANGELO JIM DOMINGO – PAZ, FRANCIS BRIAN APALE 109 PE, ROSEMARIE OSIAS – PEREGRINO, RAY JR TILLO 110 PEREN, JOHN PAUL BALBOA – PILAPIL, JOAN JAJE BARDOS 111 PILAPIL, KATHLEEN JOY GALARIO – POLICARPIO, CHARLENE JOHANNAN GOTAY 112 POLICARPIO, DAVID CABAHUG – PUBLICO, KELLY ROME ALVARADO 113 PUEN, CHRISTOPHER EDWARD MAGNAYE – QUIETA, RENVEL JAYSON VENTE 114 QUIJANO, EVANGELINE ZUNIGA – RADAM, RICSOON LESTER PHI 115 RADAM, SENELANE CRISOSTOMO – RAMOS, IAN PEMPE NORTE 116 RAMOS, INDIANA LOUISE JALIMAO – RAZ, DANICA JASMINE MALAPIT 117 RAZ, FRANCES LIANNE UMALI – REMORQUE, SAEJJ PONCE 118 REMOT, DEN MARLOU DAPLIN – REYES, JUNEL GENOGUIN 119 REYES, KARL ANGELO GABRIEL RAZON – RIVERA, BLESSING CASILLANO 120 RIVERA, COLEEN LYKA AQUINO – RODRIGUEZ, SAEL DELA CRUZ 121 RODRIGUEZ, STEPHEN LOPEZ – ROSARIO, JEDIDIAH DIAZ 122 ROSARIO, LOIS MARCELLE DILAG – SACAY, MELDIE GRACE PALOMA 123 SACAY, NICO BASADRE – SALBORO, JULLIENE EUMAGUE 124 SALCEDO, DIEGO LORENZ BALATBAT – SAMANIEGO, ANTONIO JOSE OLIVA 125 SAMANIEGO, JOANNE VERONIQUE BERNARDINO – SANDIGAN, ERNESTO V PONCE 126 SANDIL, MARIA CELINE GARCIA – SANTOS, IAN GABRIELLE ARELLANO 127 SANTOS, IAN NOEL AGUILA – SARMIENTO, DAODEN KATE ABUNYAWAN 128 SARMIENTO, FRANCIS ANGELO MALIG – SEMILLANO, HONEY PONCE 129 SEMPIO, SOFIA BEATRICE MANGILIN – SIBULO, MARIGOLD CARREON 130 SICAT, JOHN MILTON PATAY – SISON, COLEEN KATE SANALILA 131 SISON, DANA PARAS – SORIANO, BOBMONDRO AGUSTIN 132 SORIANO, CARL BERSABAL – SUDARIA, DOMINIC LLAYL ROLDAN 133 SUDARIO, VENIZSE PAULINE SIMBALLA – SY, ALEXANDER MIGUEL HIPOLITO 134 SY, ANDREW LAWRENCE KUA – TADI, RIVA DONIA CORDERO 135 TADIAR, CELINA ARIELLE PINEDA – TAN, DOMINIQUE GRACE SATO 136 TAN, EDMUND RIOS VIGO – TANGHAL, EPHRAIM JR VILLANUEVA 137 TANGI, JERWIN ALDAVE – TELADA, ELISSA KATE SALVADOR 138 TELAMO, MARY ROSE ASENJO – TING, MURIELLE AIRA CHUASANG 139 TINGCANG, KRISTINE JOHANN BATTAD – TOLENTINO, RIENJEL MAE TALARO 140 TOLENTINO, RONELIZA MENDOZA – TORRES, MARCO BRYAN DE ALA 141 TORRES, MIGUEL FRANCISCO ZARA – TUMULAK, CHARINA JOY GELLA 142 TUMULAK, DANICA MARIE GEPAYA – URSUA, GILLIAN CLAIRE AQUINO 143 URSUA, STEFANI ANNE MAGTIRA – VALENCIANO, KURT MICHAEL SANTOS 144 VALENCIANO, PORTIA JOSON – VELASCO, REGINE MANALAD 145 VELASQUEZ, CHRISTIANNE LOVE TRAJANO – VILLA, RONNE GABRIEL MARAYAN 146 VILLA DEL REY, MARIA ISABELLA EVORA – VILLAPANDO, ANGELA THERESE LICUANAN 147 VILLAPANDO, GABRIEL VILLASENOR – VITAL, JULES IVAN MOSTEIRO 148 VITAL, LYANNE CABRERA – YAP, KRIS LORRAINE RALLOS 149 YAP, KRISTA MARI PUNZALAN – YUSINGCO, TIMOTHY ERIC VINCENT JAVELONA 150 YUSON, ANGELIKA SOLLANO – ZUNIGA, DARYLL KENDRICK CABIGAO [ UPCAT Online | University of the Philippines ]

 

source :

• http://upcat.up.edu.ph/results/
• http://upcat.stickbread.net/
• http://upcat.pregi.net/

congratulations!

 

Ateneo de Manila University’s ACET 2015 out January 10, 2015 as promised

results will be posted here : http://ls.ateneo.edu/acet_results.php

screen cap of the Ateneo website as of January 9, 2015

these are the 6 letters the high school graduates of 2015 are stressing on these days : UPCAT, ACET #Ateneo #UP

— WAWAM (@wawam) January 9, 2015

planning to go to Ateneo for ACET results? u will see kids & parents break into tears of disappointment & others hugging & jumping for joy.

— WAWAM (@wawam) January 8, 2015

if you already passed the DLSU entrance test, UPCAT and ACET results won't matter much. #Ateneo #UP

— WAWAM (@wawam) January 8, 2015

the results will also be posted at the Ateneo Blue Eagle Gym on January 10 at 8 am. we will be posting pictures here.

the scene at the Ateneo Blue Eagle Gym at 8:05 am today. yes the results are out!

UP’s UPCAT 2015 Results out “soon” and Ateneo’s ACET 2015 results on Janaury 10

according to the Ateneo De Manila University admissions office they will post the ACET 2015 results at the Blue Eagle Gym at its Loyola Heights campus on Saturday, January 10 at 8 am. they will post the results online at 12 noon the same day.

for University of the Philippines’ UPCAT 2015 results, the website says they will post the results online “soon”, no specific date announced. click here to go to the site: http://upcat.up.edu.ph/results/.

 

 

Ateneo entrance exam results ACET 2014 released, now available online, posted at campus

ACET results available online now, click here  :

http://ls.ateneo.edu/acet_results.php

 

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screen cap of that link:

UPCAT 2013 results are now out – check here! Time to panic!

find the name range to which your family name belong to, then click it. it will bring you to the list of names within that range who were accepted to UP.

 

University of the Philippines UPCAT Results 2013 Online (For incoming freshmen of AY 2013-2014) MAIN SITE | MIRROR 1 | MIRROR 2

PAGE NAME RANGE 1 ABAC, CLARENCE RAFAEL OLEDAN – ABILA, KIARA RITA AFRICA 2 ABILAY, CARLOS MIGUEL TOLENTINO – ADAN, MARY FAITH YAMBALLA 3 ADANZA, DETLEF ALBANO – AGUILAR, ERIC KARL NICHOLAS MANGAOIL 4 AGUILAR, EVAN JOSHUA DAGSA – ALCANTARA, ARVIN JAMES MARINO 5 ALCANTARA, AVA ESPERANZA ALCID – ALIX, GIAN CARLO IDRIS 6 ALJIBE, PAOLO ENRICO OLAGUER – ALVAREZ, YYONA PAULINE RINGOR 7 ALVARO, SHEALTIEL PADRIGO – ANDRES, PHILLIPPE LUIS CASCOLAN 8 ANDRES, TRICIA DELOS SANTOS – ANTONIO, NOELLE YOSHIKO SAMSON 9 ANTONIO, PATRICK WILLIAM QUIAMBAO – ARBOLEDA, ELMA FE KATRINA PASIDERIO 10 ARBOLEDA, JULIUS JOSEPH TECSON – ARQUIZA, KYLE EISNER MANUEL 11 ARQUIZA, LORA MONINA POTENCIANO – AVELLANA, PATRICIA LIZ PASIMIO 12 AVENGOZA, JANA PATRICIA CAMBALIZA – BAES, CARINA JANELLE MERCADO 13 BAEZA, NIKKI JOY GRESOLA – BALIDA, LEX ALIKO PAREL 14 BALIGNASA, CATHERINE SALCEDO – BANING, ROSELA DUMAPIT 15 BANIQUED, CHRISTA MAE RAMOS – BARRION, ROI ZYRIL ARCAYA 16 BARRIOS, JOASH CONCLAUDE SONGCUAN – BAUTISTA, CARL ALJEREAU BUNAO 17 BAUTISTA, CARMELLENE ROSE AMADOR – BELARO, ROSEMHEL ANNE MAPA 18 BELASA, ELLEN GRACE LATIZA – BERNARDO, JOYCE CATANTAN 19 BERNARDO, LARA SOPHIA BAUTISTA – BOLANTE, GIANNE LAYNEDL RAMOS 20 BOLIGUEN, JOSHUA PENALBER – BRAZA, RONA MAY GEMANGA 21 BRAZAS, JODELYN MAGBANUA – BULFA, DIANNE ZENITH MASAGANDA 22 BULIGAN, BLESSIE JONE TUAZON – CABAYA, ALAIZZA CRISTINE PATRICIO 23 CABAZOR, ISABELLE DOMINIQUE SEVILLA – CAGAYAN, IAN SANTONIA 24 CAGMAT, AL JAN OBEMIO – CALUAG, ERWIN JAMES GARCIA 25 CALUCIN, PRINCE LUKE JANOLINO – CANLAS, JED DOMINIK CADIOGAN 26 CANLAS, JOHANNE VEATRICE RIVERA – CARENCIA, RAVEN MICO GRAJO 27 CARIAGA, NEIL RYAN UY – CASTILLO, ANDREA KATHLEEN DY-LIACCO 28 CASTILLO, ANNICKA LAUREN MANALO – CATIPON, FRANCESCA LAUREN CRUZ 29 CATLI, NICOLE BIANCA JACOB – CHAN, KEITH ANDRE TAN 30 CHAN, KENNETH DAVEBRUNE RED GERIANE – CHUA, JOHN PAUL PETER TAN 31 CHUA, JOSEPH VINCENT DEL ROSARIO – COBRE, MARICON ALFORQUE 32 COCADIZ, JUDY ANN MUNOZ – CORDOVA, JOSEPH BERNARD ESCALONA 33 CORDOVA, JOSIENNE CLAIRE MORIN – CRUZ, CALE BELYN BAINGAN 34 CRUZ, CARMELA RIELINE VERZOSA – CUENCA, DANICA LARRISE MARCELO 35 CUENCA, JOHN PATRICK DEMERO – DALIDIG, SHERIHANNE MACARAMBON 36 DALIMOCON, ROBIE MAE MELENDRES – DE ASIS, HIROMI JAMES CAMITAN 37 DE ASIS, RYAN JOHN ARGULLA – DE LA VICTORIA, REMBRANDT SIMENE 38 DE LAS ALAS, MARIA SHANAIA ARCE – DEJUCOS, NORIELLE ANTE 39 DEL CALLAR, MA KARISSA RAPHAELA SUNGA – DELA CRUZ, ROGELIO III CATUIRAN 40 DELA CRUZ, SASHEEN TUAYON – DEMOT, ARIELLE ALIZA ANTONIO 41 DENAGA, LLOYD MARTIN ENGOJO – DIMASAKA, JOSHUA TABOR 42 DIMASAPIT, MINETTE LLANES – DOLLOSO, GUSSIE YVONNE MEJIA 43 DOLOR, MONINA VICTORIA BAYOT – DULAY, CRYSTALENE LYNETTE JUAN 44 DULAY, EARL HARVEY JAN DOMINGO – EDER, CARL PATRICK FLORES 45 EDER, EPIBELLE MARCELLANA – ENRIQUEZ, ROSELLE ALEJANDRIA 46 ENTENA, MAY RAMOSO – ESPE, MARLYN JOYCE DATOON 47 ESPEDIDO, ROBYN EMIELLE SIBAYAN – ESTRERA, JOHANNIE LUCHAVEZ 48 ESTRIBILLO, JOAN OCFEMIA – FARAON, MA MIKA FERRERAS 49 FARENAS, GERTRUDE ANMARI EVANGELISTA – FERRER, KENNETH BARROMA 50 FERRER, KHRYSS LERIO – FRANCIA, BEATRICE GAY DELDOC 51 FRANCIA, MERRYL KRISTIE MURO – GADOT, SHAIRA JUNE GALVE 52 GAELA, VENUS MARIE ABCEDE – GAMBOA, LOIS DANIELLE LAZATIN 53 GAMBOA, MOLLY POLLIN PATRIMONIO – GARDOCE, NOEWEH MUSNI 54 GARDUCE, MICAELLA LOU-ANDREA MAGDAEL – GEPITULAN, CZARPANIE AMOGUIS 55 GEPULLANO, CRIS EDWARD BERCADEZ – GOMEZ, BENJIE MAE CRUZADA 56 GOMEZ, CALLINE DANICA DE GUZMAN – GOZAR, REBEKAH KEZIAH BELTRAN 57 GOZO, EMMANUELLE ANN FERRER – GUILLEN, LIEU GEE KEESHIA II CASANO 58 GUILLEN, MARY WELCEY IBALE – HALUAG, DERRICK DEE VIBAL 59 HAM, JIM MATTHEW OMANA – HO, JUNA CABRADILLA 60 HOGGANG, CATHERINE FAITH GONZALES – INCION, TERESA PACAMPARA 61 INCIONG, BIANCA EVANGELINE AMANDA DE LA CRUZ – JANDAYAN, MONIQUE GRACE VILLANUEVA 62 JANDUSAY, MARY RHOSE MAGCULANG – JOROMO, JAN MICHAEL LAURENCE EVANGELIO 63 JORQUIA, HANAH FLORES – KHO, JOYCE ANNE TIU 64 KHO, JUSTIN KEDRICK WYNN BALONAN – LADERA, MICHELLE PAJARILLAGA 65 LADERO, BRYCE PETROS – LAO, RENZ MIKAELLA CHAN 66 LAOC, CAMILLE PRINCESS ZOZOBRADO – LAYOS, EONNA LEY ALCALA 67 LAYSON, ANGELICA PANGANIBAN – LERIOS, KATRINA MAE LEGASPI 68 LERIOS, KRISTINE NOELLE SAN JUAN – LIM, YASMEEN INGRID LIM 69 LIM LO SUY, LORRAINE ANG GAEID – LOFRANCO, KRISTILLE MARIE PACALDO 70 LOFRANCO, LILY AMELIA JOY MARIANO – LOZANO, PRINCESS ANTONETTE GENOBATIN 71 LU, AMANDA KELSEY UYBOCO – MABALOS, MARCE IAN CUERPO 72 MABANTA, JOANNE MARIE MANANTAN – MADRID, BEA KORINA TAYSON 73 MADRID, IVANDER LATOMBO – MAGSINO, HARRAH GRACE LINGAO 74 MAGSINO, JOHN PAOLO MIGUEL GARCIA – MAMAUAG, ALEXANDRA BEATA TRINIDAD 75 MAMAWAL, DIANA ROSE DEMETILLO – MANGCO, RANIEL ABRAHAM ALBERTO 76 MANGENTE, JARRA DUPLA – MARANTAN, ALYSSA PEARL MATA 77 MARAPAO, GLYN ELINOR BUANSI – MARTICIO, MELISSA ROSIN 78 MARTIJA, ALFONSO-MIGUEL III SANTOS – MAYO, RONALIE NICOLE SAGUN 79 MAYOLA, GIA DAYLE ESPINA – MENDOZA, MARJORIE MASARAP 80 MENDOZA, MATTHEW IMAN TECSON – MILANTE, MICAH PAULA DELA FUENTE 81 MILITANTE, AILEEN MARIE DEQUITO – MOJICA, VIELLE MICHAELA JUAN 82 MOLDES, SYLVAN DAN MACABANTE – MORADA, JAN KARLO ISAAC 83 MORADO, JULIA MELISSA CARO – NACION, LADY FE JUMAPIT 84 NACIONGAYO, DEBORAH SUYO – NAVIDA, DANICA OSIANA 85 NAVIDAD, MIKAELA SASUMAN – NOLASCO, MIKHAELA JANE NAVA 86 NOLASCO, NINA PAOLA BORROMEO – OCCIDENTAL, KIMBERLY POLICARPIO 87 OCEAN, JETHRO LEE PASCUAL – ONA, JESSAMINE BEATRIZ PERMEJO 88 ONA, SAMUEL PANA – ORO, CLYDE PRINCESS KHIM VERGIO 89 OROCEO, JOHN PAUL LARRODER – PADASAS, JIM KYLE BERNALDO 90 PADAYAO, JOWETT MILLAN – PALERMO, RONALD GOLIAT 91 PALEVINO, CRISTIAN OGAYON – PANTO, GERALDINE ANN GUDIN 92 PANTORGO, MARIA LOUELLA RANCES – PASQUIL, JOHN IVAN INFERMO 93 PASQUIN, MARIA ANTONETTE DELA PENA – PENARANDA, SHAENA SULIT 94 PENARANDA, ZYRAPHYL LAGARDE – PIAO, CHARLITO JR GARDE 95 PICACHE, FRANCESCA MA ISABELLA PALOMO – PONCE DE LEON, RENCY JOSEPH MATUSA 96 PONGASE, VAN MELBERT DALIS – PUNZALAN, ALESSANDRA LAYDIA 97 PUNZALAN, ANTONIO RAFAEL CHIONGBIAN – QUISTO, RHOMIERENE BALBURIAS 98 QUITADIO, QUEENIE ANE CAMPOSANO – RAMOS, GERALD RIVERA 99 RAMOS, GERVEIVE ABALORIO – RECENTES, JOSEPH NIKKO FLORES 100 RECIO, AIRA MADELEINE MALABUYOC – REYES, ABIGAIL GARCIA 101 REYES, ABIGAIL TABONTABON – RICALDE, BRYAN CHRISTIAN CERACAS 102 RICALDE, JENIFER GALLARDO – ROCILLO, BERNADETTE BELLE RELCOPAN 103 RODA, CHRISTINE GLYDEL SOLON – ROSALES, KRISTOFFER IMPERIO 104 ROSALES, MA ERICA GEGUINTO – SABIO, JOSEPH ANGELO REFALDA 105 SABLAD, ROGER JR MACAPAGAT – SALES, SHIRLEY FAYE DE GUZMAN 106 SALES, SIMONE MARIE – SAN JUAN, ALBERT ANTHONY PEREZ 107 SAN JUAN, ALYSSANDRA KEN MARI MARQUEZ – SANTILLAN, JOHN JASON BERANGEL 108 SANTOS, AL RICA GATPOLINTAN – SARAPUDDIN, HULSEN TANGKIAN 109 SARAPUDDIN, ZARINA TAMBOBOY – SENANGOTE, RHEANE JOY ESPONILLA 110 SENATIN, ALYSSA NICOLE MANUEL – SICAT, ARVIN CARLO BAYANIN 111 SICAT, KEVIN ANTHONY PABIA – SOLAINA, IDA SISON 112 SOLANO, JUSTINE KAYE OLIMPO – STA ANA, ENRICO II 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don’t panic (yet) – UP UPCAT 2013 results will be out very, very soon!

february 2, 2013

for UPCAT 2013 results, click here:

UPCAT 2013 results are now out – check here! Time to panic!

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Ateneo ACET 2013 results – now available online (click here) & at Blue Eagle Gym

click here  to access online results :

http://ls.ateneo.edu/acet_results.php

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a lot of people have also taken cellphone pictures of the results posted at the Blue Eagle Gym
and have posted them online, most of it on facebook.

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AY 2013-2014 ACET ateneo de manila university’s results released online & at blue eagle gym

AY 2013-2014 ACET results

click here  to access online results :

http://ls.ateneo.edu/acet_results.php

a lot of people have also taken cellphone pictures of the results have posted them online, most of it on facebook.

tweet from the official ateneo de manila university account says AY 2013-2014 ACET results will be posted at the Blue Eagle Gym on January 12, 2013. this is typically out by 8:00 AM.

university of the philippines 2013 UPCAT results release

february 2, 2013

for UPCAT 2013 results, click here:

UPCAT 2013 results are now out – check here! Time to panic!