top 5 most expensive and cheapest University in the Phil.

[gmufool]

in my own opinion,di ko naman kc alam *** sa iba eh...base lang sa mga narinig ko...univeristy po ok di college...

expensive:
1. university of asia and the pacific
2. dlsu
3. ama
4. pwu
5. mapua

cheapest:
1.pup
2.up
3.nu
4.pnu
5.arellano

i consider ama kc ang mahal talaga ng tuition dito...nanggaling na kc me dito...trimestral pa...pwu naman,dito me nag-aaral *****,trimestral din...20 units ako nung nakaraan,umabot ng 21,000 binayaran ko...trimestral na nga,me summer pa...para na rin kaming mapua,quarterly...

[yuyuhakush]

PER UNIT PO ANG PINAGBABASEHAN KUNG TUITON FEE PINAG UUSAPAN ! OK ? HINDI PER TERM KASE PO KUNG PER TERM PWEDENG 25units ka kaya UMAABOT NG 30thou ang tuition mo !

[XetraDAX]

bat walang ateneo?

[juantwothree123]

most expensive is DLSU.
imagine bumili ka ng casio watch at a rolex's price!

[immune]

ang alam ko ito yun totoong ranking sa expensive school (tuition fee)..per unit :
1.UA&P
2.Ateneo
3.lasalle
4.mapua
5.Miriam

per unit....not PER TERM !

[sixmiles]

Originally posted by juantwothree123
most expensive is DLSU.
imagine bumili ka ng casio watch at a rolex's price!

mas appropriate kung timex watch at a rolex price.

[gobbledygook]

I read an article about this. I can't remember the name of the newspaper that published the article. Anyway, as far as I can remember the schools were rank based on tuition cost per unit.

1. University of Asia and the Pacific
2. De La Salle University - Manila
3. Ateneo de Manila University
4. Mapua Institute of Technology
5. Miriam College and another all-girls school

I'm not sure about the cheapest though. But certainly, it'll be a state university.

University of the Philippines
Philippine Normal University
Polytechnic University of the Philippines

[Pancho Jr]

well i'm sure wala sa top4 ang Mapua. nde naman kse sila university eh. ganon na rin ang miriam.

[LongBow]

ok sa topic ah.haha.

[LINGGIT^F]

Originally posted by gobbledygook
I read an article about this. I can't remember the name of the newspaper that published the article. Anyway, as far as I can remember the schools were rank based on tuition cost per unit.

1. University of Asia and the Pacific
2. De La Salle University - Manila
3. Ateneo de Manila University
4. Mapua Institute of Technology
5. Miriam College and another all-girls school

I'm not sure about the cheapest though. But certainly, it'll be a state university.

University of the Philippines
Philippine Normal University
Polytechnic University of the Philippines

yup i was also able to read that.. i think last year pinublish un sa isang major newspaper. ang top 1 talaga ua&p followed by dlsu, ateneo, pero 4th ata ang miriam, 5th ang mapua.

sa cheapest naman.. as far as i can remember, ang top 1 ay PUP, followed by PLM ata. ;)

[Thoma§]

mahal:
ua&p
dlsu
ateneo
mapua
miriam

mura:
up
pup
pnu
mlqu

[EcKo_01]

include lyceum sa cheapest...

[crescent19]

That arcticle they're saying is the Philippine Daily Inquirer, the May 22, 2002 issue to which they compiled the tuition fees of incoming freshmen for SY 2002-2003 in selected Universities and Colleges in Metro Manila. Figures are on a per unit basis. Here's not just the top 5, but the top 10:

Most Expensive:
University of Asia and the Pacific - P1,694.00
De La Salle University - Manila - P1,694.00
Ateneo De Manila University - P1,686.05
Mapua Institute of Technology - P1,210.00
Miriam College - P1,180.00
St. Scholastica's College - P1,125.00
Assumption College - P1,114.00
College of the Holy Spirit - P821.74
San Beda College - P800.00
AMA Computer College - P760.00

Cheapest:
Manila Central University - P489.00
National University - P489.75
Adamson University - P429.00
Feati University - P397.10
Technological Institute of the Philippines - P391.10
Philippine Christian University - P340.00
University of the Philippines - P300.00
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila - P74.00
Technological University of the Philippines - P35.71
Polytechnic University of the Philippines - P12.00
Philippine Normal University - P10.71

Note:
Thames International Business School is not included in the list, but it charges a fla rate of P32,000.00 per full time student. it does not include miscellaneous and other fees.

PNU's rate is based on P225.00 total charge for 21 units; TUP P1,000.00 per 28 units.

That's all!

[neni0hk]

UST ngayon eh P823.20/unit

[immune]

Originally posted by Pancho Jr
well i'm sure wala sa top4 ang Mapua. nde naman kse sila university eh. ganon na rin ang miriam.


TALINO mo ! may sense yan sinabi mo and talagang aware ka sa mga pinagsasabi MO ! ..

[im_atheneo]

i find this paradoxical...

i heard many people calling UST a cheap school, how come it's not included in people's cheapest school lists?

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[crescent19]

may mali pala sa na-post ko...
Ateneo De Manila University - P1,586.05 and NOT P1,686.05...
Sorry...

[hekyll31]

Originally posted by juantwothree123
most expensive is DLSU.
imagine bumili ka ng casio watch at a rolex's price!


:lol: so you mean, hindi "best buy" ang DLSU education?

[hekyll31]

I think the cheapest and best value for money are UP and PLM. :)

[Thoma§]

Originally posted by im_atheneo
i find this paradoxical...

i heard many people calling UST a cheap school, how come it's not included in people's cheapest school lists?

Blue *owl* ---> the King!
because there are other schools that are cheaper than ust. the thread suggests that we only have to enumerate 5 of them and there are so many of them for all of them to fit in our list.

the 'cheap' thing about ust is old news, ust's lowest tuition fee is P25,000 (even for highschool) and the most expensive one is P80,000 per semester sa medicine, if i'm not mistaken. the fees are not cheap for a middle-class school, that's for sure.

[im_atheneo]

thomas, check the sarcasm at the door :D

joke lang hehe

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[immune]

mahal naman talaga medicine(course) kahit saan . siguro 25thousand tuition pero ilang units naman ? 23 to 25 units ?! normal lang na umabot yan sa value na sinasabi mo . lasalle is 35 to 40thou yata sa isang term and 18units lang yata . so yun 25thou plus is cheaper indeed compare sa ibang school na tulad ng lasalle na mas konting units per term .

[ground_break]

UA&P daw.. my friend says a term can cost up to 100 thou...grabe yun..

LASALLE hanggang 60 thou..

Pero scholarships are available naman

[malou_ang2]

benilde is expensive too!!

[immune]

well , i think benilde eh kasma na sa dlsu ...i mean sa ranking ng tuition...

[lakitabadaga]

Originally posted by Thoma§
because there are other <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=schools&v=55">schools</a> that are cheaper than ust. the thread suggests that we only have to enumerate 5 of them and there are so many of them for all of them to fit in our list.

the 'cheap' thing about ust is old <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=news&v=55">news</a>, ust's lowest tuition fee is P25,000 (even for highschool) and the most expensive one is P80,000 per semester sa medicine, if i'm not mistaken. the fees are not cheap for a middle-class <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=school&v=55">school</a>, that's for sure.

the thomasian does not know how to read between the lines.

why do we always have to spell it out for you, thomas?

[Thoma§]

why do you keep on adding things between my messages?

[Aquinatis]

Eh di para magmukhang magaling yun daga.;)

lakitabadaga/ustig!, sana maging masay ka sa mga pinag gagagawa mo.

God Bless You nalang.

[maypilar]

Mas nagmahal ngayon per unit sa UA&P. IT can go as high as 2000 lalo na sa IT saka sa nagmamasters Five units ako ngayon sa UA&P, 9561.00 ang tuition ko ngayon

[juan23_twothree]

Originally posted by Imperatris_ako
basta Ateneo ang pinakamahal. isang Level Three University, ang mahal mahal ng tuition.
mang-gogoyo talaga. :(

ang alam kong magaling sa monkey business e yang iskul bukol mo.
lahat na ng applicant tinanggap.

[im_atheneo]

ustig! PLEASE CONSIDER THE CONTEXT WHERE THE TOPIC IS AT.

hindi natin pinaguusapan kung ano ang pinakamahal na univ pagbinenta to.... we're talking about tuition fees here.

hay, help this one Thomas, Please.

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[lakitabadaga]

Originally posted by Thoma§
why do you keep on adding things between my messages?

i am teaching you to read between the lines.

i want to help you.

[maypilar]

in fairness to my school (ua&p), its a good school...we have liberal arts which is a good foundation and we'll have our specialization after. If ever mataas man ang tuition sa school namin, okay lang dahil it will surely pay off in the future....just like in la salle and ateneo, okay din ang connections sa ua&p.

[im_atheneo]

ustig!,

im only humane towards another human being...

as far as im concerned, you're just a "tiger"

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

[Bandido]

Originally posted by im_atheneo
ustig!,

im only humane towards another human being...

as far as im concerned, you're just a "tiger"

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

ikaw panabong ....

[rhaylle_16]

1219 n ***** s mapua...

ndagdagn ng 9 pesos...

[kaboomerangle]

Originally posted by ustig!
i come to admit that up is the most expansive school as evidence by acres and acres of green pasteurs within it's campus.

viva to ust!
huh???? :confused:

never mind :rolleyes:

[infamous_E]

ahihihi.

[VenusVex]

Originally posted by im_atheneo
i find this paradoxical...

i heard many people calling UST a cheap school, how come it's not included in people's cheapest school lists?

Blue *owl* ---> the King!

oo nga no!

[infamous_E]

interesting point.

[Clarkent]

^ wow, nagtaas na **** pala sila.. pambawi yata, kasi kukontian na yung maximum units per term.. from 15 gagawin lang 12..

I heard lugi na daw ang CAP.. totoo ba?

buti na lang tapos na obligation ng CAP sa kin..

[ROYALblood03]

Hindi na malulugi ang CAP. established na yan.

I gave way my CAP scholarship to the son of my dad's staff who made it in Ateneo. He is now a 3rd-year Pol Sci student; he shifted from MIS. His name is Mark G_ _ _ _N. He did NOT pass the UPCAT. He said, almost all his classmates in Ateneo did not pass the UPCAT as well. I couldn't think of a reason why he'll ever lie to me, so I believe him.

[SaniFornoles]

Technological University of the Philippines...bow...

[anne_373]

Originally posted by immune
ang alam ko ito yun totoong ranking sa expensive school (tuition fee)..per unit :
1.UA&P
2.Ateneo
3.lasalle
4.mapua
5.Miriam

per unit....not PER TERM !

i agree

[Frank H]

Originally posted by crescent19
That arcticle they're saying is the Philippine Daily Inquirer, the May 22, 2002 issue to which they compiled the tuition fees of incoming freshmen for SY 2002-2003 in selected Universities and Colleges in Metro Manila. Figures are on a per unit basis. Here's not just the top 5, but the top 10:

Most Expensive:
University of Asia and the Pacific - P1,694.00
De La Salle University - Manila - P1,694.00
Ateneo De Manila University - P1,686.05
Mapua Institute of Technology - P1,210.00
Miriam College - P1,180.00
St. Scholastica's College - P1,125.00
Assumption College - P1,114.00
College of the Holy Spirit - P821.74
San Beda College - P800.00
AMA Computer College - P760.00

Cheapest:
Manila Central University - P489.00
National University - P489.75
Adamson University - P429.00
Feati University - P397.10
Technological Institute of the Philippines - P391.10
Philippine Christian University - P340.00
University of the Philippines - P300.00
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila - P74.00
Technological University of the Philippines - P35.71
Polytechnic University of the Philippines - P12.00
Philippine Normal University - P10.71



As a non-Filipino outsider with an interest in University and College education, especially in those countries, such as the Philippines, influenced by the American system, I found this list very interesting.

A number of queries:
1. These are figures "per unit". How does this relate to the cost of a degree course as a whole? Do all university degrees of comparable standing require the same number of units for completion?

2. In British universities the tuition fees actually make up only a minor part of the cost of being a student. Accommodation and other living expenses make up the great majority. Is this the same in the Philippines?

3. I am surprised at the great difference between the per unit fees of the most expensive and the least expensive private universities and colleges.
I am especially surprised at the low fees charged by Adamson. Adamson appears to have quite a reasonable academic reputation, with many departments designated by CHED as centres for development. How does Adamson manage to achieve this with such low fees per student?

Thanks to any Filipino who can enlighten me on these matters.

A comment. Whether or not there is a "big 3", a "big 4", or even a "big 1", in academic standing, there clearly is a "very big 3" as far as financial demands are concerned. Just look at how much higher the fees are for UA&P, DLSU, and ADMU, compared even to the next highest on the list.

Frank

[crescent19]

^ No, not all university degrees do not require the same number of units for completion. For example, when I did a research on the Business Management/Administration courses of the Ateneo De Manila University, the De La Salle University, the University of Asia and the Pacific and the University of the Philippines, these schools do not have the same number of units for that particular program. I wish I have it with me right now so that I can provide you with the exact figures (but I am on vacation). Even the 'composition' of the subjects they offer for such course vary...i.e., formative vs. technical subjects.

[Introvert_S]

1. These are figures "per unit". How does this relate to the cost of a degree course as a whole? Do all university degrees of comparable standing require the same number of units for completion?

yes. this is only per unit. there are still other expenses such as laboratory fees, miscellaneous fees and the like. not all universities have the same number of units for the same degree. Although CHED requires some subjects in the curriculum of each degree, the school is still empowered to design the subjects and make it a 3-unit or 6-unit subject depending on the coverage. Some of my engineering subjects in UP have 3-unit credits but the workload and coverage is almost equivalent to 6 units. We had 3-unit lecture subjects but still we had to submit "machine" problems without the luxury of laboratory hours. In UP, a tuition of P 7000 per semester is already considered expensive for an undergrad degree (in the College of Medicine, semestral tuition fee is around P11,000)

2. In British universities the tuition fees actually make up only a minor part of the cost of being a student. Accommodation and other living expenses make up the great majority. Is this the same in the Philippines?
not all universities here are big enough to provide campus housing but living expenses, even if you live on-campus, are not necessarily part of the tuition fees but they do add up to the general expenses. Some students also prefer not to stay in dorms since travel from home to school is still manageable to them. In UP's case, dorm fees are not part of the tuition fees because there's a separate payment for board and lodging. Some who can't get in to campus dorms rent apartments or live in boarding houses outside the school which is of course more expensive.

3. I am surprised at the great difference between the per unit fees of the most expensive and the least expensive private universities and colleges.
I am especially surprised at the low fees charged by Adamson. Adamson appears to have quite a reasonable academic reputation, with many departments designated by CHED as centres for development. How does Adamson manage to achieve this with such low fees per student?
My elder sister graduated from Adamson and during her time, her total enrollment cost per sem was around P10K to P11K. the per unit cost might be relatively low but there are other fees to be paid. P10K for a private school may be low but she told me that some of her batchmates had to stop for a sem because of financial problems while some had to pay in installments. Adamson is actually a Catholic school owned by the Vincentian Fathers so I am not sure if they also get external funding from the Vincentian Fathers aside from the funds from the tuition fees paid by its several students. I think they also get support from the alumni, just like in many schools, as well as from private donors.

[acacia_tree]

De La Salle University - Manila - P1,694.00

grabe ang mahal mahal nga sa La Salle.
presyong Ateneo pero pang UE at PSBA ang turo.

ahihihi

[twerpy_craphead]

Originally posted by acacia_tree
De La Salle University - Manila - P1,694.00

grabe ang mahal mahal nga sa La Salle.
presyong Ateneo pero pang UE at PSBA ang turo.

ahihihi


:rolleyes: you surely don't know what you're talking about...ignorant fool, you're not even studying in La Salle! to judge it with such accusations is so pathetic of you...

[Frank H]

Thanks to crescent19 and Introvert_S for all this information.

crescent19 originally wrote "That article they're saying is the Philippine Daily Inquirer, the May 22, 2002 issue to which they compiled the tuition fees of incoming freshmen for SY 2002-2003 in selected Universities and Colleges in Metro Manila. Figures are on a per unit basis."

I note firstly that this data is now more than two years old. As fees will tend to vary (usually upwards) from year to year, the absolute amount of, and relative differences between, the tuition fees of the various universities and colleges are almost certainly rather different today.

I note the phrase "selected Universities and Colleges". This suggests that this is not a comprehensive list.

I further note the "per unit" basis of the figures. On this point, crescent19 wrote: "all university degrees do not require the same number of units for completion. For example, when I did a research on the Business Management/Administration courses of the Ateneo De Manila University, the De La Salle University, the University of Asia and the Pacific and the University of the Philippines, these schools do not have the same number of units for that particular program. "

Without further information on this subject, we cannot get the precise differences between the costs of getting a degree at these various listed institutions. This point is emphasized in:

Originally posted by Introvert_S
1. These are figures "per unit". How does this relate to the cost of a degree course as a whole? Do all university degrees of comparable standing require the same number of units for completion?

yes. this is only per unit. there are still other expenses such as laboratory fees, miscellaneous fees and the like. not all universities have the same number of units for the same degree. Although CHED requires some subjects in the curriculum of each degree, the school is still empowered to design the subjects and make it a 3-unit or 6-unit subject depending on the coverage. Some of my engineering subjects in UP have 3-unit credits but the workload and coverage is almost equivalent to 6 units. We had 3-unit lecture subjects but still we had to submit "machine" problems without the luxury of laboratory hours. In UP, a tuition of P 7000 per semester is already considered expensive for an undergrad degree (in the College of Medicine, semestral tuition fee is around P11,000)


3. I am surprised at the great difference between the per unit fees of the most expensive and the least expensive private universities and colleges.
I am especially surprised at the low fees charged by Adamson. Adamson appears to have quite a reasonable academic reputation, with many departments designated by CHED as centres for development. How does Adamson manage to achieve this with such low fees per student?
My elder sister graduated from Adamson and during her time, her total enrollment cost per sem was around P10K to P11K. the per unit cost might be relatively low but there are other fees to be paid. P10K for a private school may be low but she told me that some of her batchmates had to stop for a sem because of financial problems while some had to pay in installments. Adamson is actually a Catholic school owned by the Vincentian Fathers so I am not sure if they also get external funding from the Vincentian Fathers aside from the funds from the tuition fees paid by its several students. I think they also get support from the alumni, just like in many schools, as well as from private donors.

neni0hk posted: "UST ngayon eh P823.20/unit". I cannot understand Filipino, but I presume that neni0hk is giving us the comparable figure for UST, which does not appear in crescent19's list. This figure would put UST as eighth on crescent19's list of the most expensive universities. This suggests either that UST was not one of the Universities selected for fee quotation by the PDI, or that the UST figure given by neni0hk is one for later than 2002 - perhaps the current figure, and that the UST figure in 2002 was less than the P760.00 given for AMA Computer College.

I am still intrigued by the great range of fees charged by private Filipino Universities and Colleges. Adamson may get external funding from the Vincentian Fathers, but then so may ADMU from the Jesuits, DLSU from the Christian Brothers, and UA&P from Opus Dei.

The massively high fees for UA&P, DLSU, and ADMU may have another dimension. Many Ateneans and Lasallians clearly believe that they represent the cream of Filipino society. I remember a post in which an Atenean boasted of the superiority of ADMU to UP, in that at UP you might find yourself attending the same classes as the son or daughter of your maid!

Of the other universities, only UA&P seems set to really challenge the high-society duopoly of ADMU and DLSU. (UP is a different case - highly respected academically, but......your maid's children might be there). Perhaps the very high fees of these three universities are partly to ensure that only the "right" sort of person can attend.

So there is a "very big 3", which exists on financial and social, rather than on academic, grounds. These are part of the supporting structures for the Filipino oligarchy/plutocracy.

I must stress that I am a complete outsider with no personal knowledge of (but a great interest in) the Philippine social, cultural, and educational scene. I may be largely wrong in my conclusions, which have been reached through observations at a distance - and will be very happy if Filipinos will point out mistakes in my analysis.

Regards and Best Wishes to you all,

Frank Hung (London, England)

[crescent19]

Frank H, this is the PDF file where I got the information I posted above:

http://www.up.edu.ph/report9902.pdf

See page 52.

UST was included in the list, only that its tuition fee at that time was only P716.00 per unit. And yes, the list is not comprehensive since there were only 36 schools subjected for the quotation.

[crescent19]

Since I am from La Salle, I can also provide you with the per unit cost of the courses from each of 6 colleges of DLSU, and all the other fees:

http://www.dlsu.edu.ph/admissions/ugs_tuition_fees.pdf

CBE - College of Business and Economics
CED - College of Education
COE - College of Engineering
*** - College of Liberal Arts
CCS - College of Computer Studies
COS - College of Science

[Frank H]

Originally posted by crescent19
Frank H, this is the PDF file where I got the information I posted above:

http://www.up.edu.ph/report9902.pdf

See page 52.


Thank you very much for this link.

Are there any more recent figures available?

Frank

[JumpingJupiter]

i miss william teng

[frank_chavez]

Originally posted by twerpy_craphead
:rolleyes: you surely don't know what you're talking about...ignorant fool, you're not even studying in La Salle! to judge it with such accusations is so pathetic of you...

taenista yan, what do you expect. :D

[Terry Sharon]

ay naku mahal ng bayad puro bobo naman walang ginawa sa kapwa kundi makipag away ang lahat ng graduate at student nyo.

[gAda_gAda]

Originally posted by crescent19
That arcticle they're saying is the Philippine Daily Inquirer, the May 22, 2002 issue to which they compiled the tuition fees of incoming freshmen for SY 2002-2003 in selected Universities and Colleges in Metro Manila. Figures are on a per unit basis. Here's not just the top 5, but the top 10:

Most Expensive:
University of Asia and the Pacific - P1,694.00
De La Salle University - Manila - P1,694.00
Ateneo De Manila University - P1,686.05
Mapua Institute of Technology - P1,210.00
Miriam College - P1,180.00
St. Scholastica's College - P1,125.00
Assumption College - P1,114.00
College of the Holy Spirit - P821.74
San Beda College - P800.00
AMA Computer College - P760.00

Cheapest:
Manila Central University - P489.00
National University - P489.75
Adamson University - P429.00
Feati University - P397.10
Technological Institute of the Philippines - P391.10
Philippine Christian University - P340.00
University of the Philippines - P300.00
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila - P74.00
Technological University of the Philippines - P35.71
Polytechnic University of the Philippines - P12.00
Philippine Normal University - P10.71

Note:
Thames International Business School is not included in the list, but it charges a fla rate of P32,000.00 per full time student. it does not include miscellaneous and other fees.

PNU's rate is based on P225.00 total charge for 21 units; TUP P1,000.00 per 28 units.

That's all!

tsk tsk thomasians will be angry

ust should be in the list...

thay are the oldest

[prodent]

hindi naman pwedeng sa lahat ng panahon e magsisinungaling.

[chain_saw8]

Most Expensive Schools: (per unit)

1. UA&P
2. DLSU / DLSU-CSB
3. ADMU (Ateneo de Manila)
4. MIT (Mapúa)
5. MC (Mirriam)

Cheapest: (per unit)
1. TUP
2. PLM
3. PNU
4. PUP
5. UP

[pinkandwhite]

MAHAL ANG EDUKASYON SA PILIPINAS. PERIOD!


MABUHAY ANG MENDIOLA! IBAGSAK MGA ELITISTA!:bow:

[gAda_gAda]

Originally posted by prodent
hindi naman pwedeng sa lahat ng panahon e magsisinungaling.

ya

tell that to the staff of the varsitarian

[MercuryMatters]

Originally posted by chain_saw8
Most Expensive Schools: (per unit)

1. UA&P
2. DLSU / DLSU-CSB
3. ADMU (Ateneo de Manila)
4. MIT (Mapúa)
5. MC (Mirriam)

Cheapest: (per unit)
1. TUP
2. PLM
3. PNU
4. PUP
5. UP

i thought ust is a cheap school?

[Tomasaiyan]

Originally posted by MercuryMatters
i thought ust is a cheap school?
nope but you are

you are also a refuses

[intensity1214]

ang sakit siguro sa loob ng mga magulang na halos 'di magkanda-ugaga sa pagtatrabaho para makabayad sa super mahal na mga universities, tapos ang natututunan ng anak eh mga words tulad ng: dishearting, impeccible, commited, at refuses.

ang sakit.

[acacia_tree]

^^ sa Taft ba yan? ^^

[Bandido]

^^ katipunan...doon sa sabungan

[chain_saw8]

^^ rooster ba un or eagle?

hehe.... mukhang sabungan kc... heheh... joke only...

[MercuryMatters]

i hope Ateneo decides to finally make the school a closed campus

apparently, many thomasians here miss lush greens and find their way to Ateneo (please wag nyo gawing park ang school)

could explain the rise of theft cases in the campus no?

[Tomasaiyan]

Originally posted by MercuryMatters
i hope Ateneo decides to finally make the school a closed campus

I agree so refuses could not wander around to spread their refuses.

[Introvert_S]

Originally posted by pinkandwhite
MAHAL ANG EDUKASYON SA PILIPINAS. PERIOD!


MABUHAY ANG MENDIOLA! IBAGSAK MGA ELITISTA!:bow:


true. and that includes CEU

[prodent]

Originally posted by MercuryMatters
i thought ust is a cheap school?

dude, tuition fee ang pinag-uusapan dito.

[MercuryMatters]

Originally posted by prodent
dude, tuition fee ang pinag-uusapan dito.

what a shame.

i guess ust wont get a superlative word this time. just close the thread then.

[testosterone]

The Thomasians might take it personally against the oneswho posted the figures because their royal and pontifical university is not on the list. Kindly check on this.

Does anyone have the current figures? I am also interested.

By the way, UP Manila's tuition fee per unit is cheaper than that of Diliman's. It's 250/unit against Diliman's 300.

[crescent19]

UST is in the complete list, they're at number 13, yung first 10 lang kasi ang pinost ko. Check the link...and this was way back in 2002-2003, kaya baka nasa top ten na sila ngayon.

Anyway, who has the most recent figures? I am also interested.

Thanks!

[XetraDAX]

yun bang sa DLSU 2002 figure,, was that the most expensive during that time?

[XetraDAX]

Originally posted by XetraDAX
yun bang sa DLSU 2002 figure,, was that the most expensive sa university during that time? Kasi iba-iba yung tuition per unit sa DLSU eh, it varies from course to course.

[crescent19]

Originally posted by XetraDAX


I dont't think so, 36 schools lang kasi yun eh. Wala pa ang Benild dun (at alam naman natin na mas mahal sa CSB...)

[crescent19]

oops...^ typo...don't...

[prodent]

Originally posted by crescent19
UST is in the complete list, they're at number 13, yung first 10 lang kasi ang pinost ko. Check the link...and this was way back in 2002-2003, kaya baka nasa top ten na sila ngayon.


number 13 lang ang ust?

nagkadayaan!

[Finnbjornsson]

I know it's kind of off-topic...but at USC we have to pay $1,095/unit. Just to give you guys an idea. Good luck!

[gAda_gAda]

Originally posted by prodent
number 13 lang ang ust?

nagkadayaan!

oo nga noh?

magagalit na naman mga thomasians dito

wala sa listahan ang "the oldest university" e

[MercuryMatters]

Originally posted by prodent
number 13 lang ang ust?

nagkadayaan!

so cheap ba ang ust?

[XetraDAX]

in DLSU, for Academic Year 2004-2005, is P1,938 per unit (sa CCS to). Thats the most expensive sa DLSU.

[pinkandwhite]

Originally posted by Introvert_S
true. and that includes CEU

alam ko. sinabi ko nga MAHAL ANG EDUKASYON SA PILIPINAS. PERIOD di ba?

MABUHAY ANG MENDIOLA! IBAGSAK ANG MGA ELITISTA!:bow:

[prodent]

Originally posted by MercuryMatters
so cheap ba ang ust?

on both counts, affirmative.

but that's just me.

[MercuryMatters]

Originally posted by XetraDAX
in DLSU, for Academic Year 2004-2005, is P1,938 per unit (sa CCS to). Thats the most expensive sa DLSU.

and from your latest admission catalog, CCS offers the second to the last cheapest rate among your colleges.

what has happened?

[testosterone]

Originally posted by prodent
on both counts, affirmative.

but that's just me.

Really? I am surprised. ;)

[gAda_gAda]

Originally posted by MercuryMatters
so cheap ba ang ust?

correction ***, ndi ust ang cheap kundi *** mga nagaaral dun...

tama ba? :)

[testosterone]

Really? Again, I am surprised.

[prodent]

Originally posted by gAda_gAda
correction ***, ndi ust ang cheap kundi *** mga nagaaral dun...

tama ba? :)

you have a point.

[MercuryMatters]

Originally posted by gAda_gAda
correction ***, ndi ust ang cheap kundi *** mga nagaaral dun...

tama ba? :)

but still, that wont be an excuse to why they need to kill each other in their rotc class right?

[gAda_gAda]

^^ true

[Bazooka_Joe]

'nay ko po. the Quartet trolls from kapits are here!!!
patay na naman ang ust.

where's ArcherNemesis? si criticguy? acacia_tree and jtwothee?

daya daya naman, La salle naman.


hahahaha

[mr_mur]

in Ateneo, the tuition fee is around P1800+ per unit...

[Rocker09]

pareho lang ba price per unit sa DLSU-M at DLS-CSB? o depende sa course?

[Fibo]

Originally posted by Rocker09
pareho lang ba price per unit sa DLSU-M at DLS-CSB? o depende sa course?


it depends on the course and it's more expensive in csb

[crescent19]

Originally posted by Rocker09
pareho lang ba price per unit sa DLSU-M at DLS-CSB? o depende sa course?

at halos doble ang tuition sa benilde!

[PlutoPlays]

UST is a cheap school.

this fact has already been established way back in 1611.

[Tissot25]

I cannot believe these people here are really enjoying what they are doing... how immature!

[tonder_bolt]

Originally posted by PlutoPlays
UST is a cheap school.

this fact has already been established way back in 1611.

stating the obvious.

stale.

[voltaire_mad]

Still at it. Trying really hard. Pitiful really.

[tonder_bolt]

gaya gaya.

puto maya.

arf.

[FerdinandMarcos]

update

Most Expensive:
University of Asia and the Pacific - P1,694.00
De La Salle University - Manila - P1,694.00
Ateneo De Manila University - P1,686.05
Mapua Institute of Technology - P1,210.00
Miriam College - P1,180.00
St. Scholastica's College - P1,125.00
Assumption College - P1,114.00
San Beda College - P950.00
College of the Holy Spirit - P821.74
AMA Computer College - P760.00
University of Sto. Tomas - P700

Cheapest:
Manila Central University - P489.00
National University - P489.75
Adamson University - P429.00
Feati University - P397.10
Technological Institute of the Philippines - P391.10
Philippine Christian University - P340.00
University of the Philippines - P300.00
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila - P74.00
Technological University of the Philippines - P35.71
Polytechnic University of the Philippines - P12.00
Philippine Normal University - P10.71

Note:
Thames International Business School is not included in the list, but it charges a fla rate of P32,000.00 per full time student. it does not include miscellaneous and other fees.

PNU's rate is based on P225.00 total charge for 21 units; TUP P1,000.00 per 28 units.