Totoo ba na madaling makapasa sa DLSU?

[PRINCE_WILLIAM]

Originally posted by ziggyboy
The greatest test of ability is finishing the course, not getting into one!! The reputation of a university does not depend on its entrance examination, but the quality of graduates they produce!!!!

Actually, not when a university is striving for genuine excellence. There should be a very strict regimen for accepting quality students to comprise its student population because oftentimes, “student quality” commands excellent reputation. Do you think UP and Harvard would become what they are today if both have been admitting students of second-rate class?

Ont:
At DLSU-Main, entrée requirements are still stiff and competition for places widely vary upon the course. Some of its courses are really hard to get admitted. Human Bio, Accountancy and Economics are still very popular to many intellectual elite. But in other La Salle campuses, getting accepted does not command a crisis. It is as easy as the ABCs or counting, 123…

[Introvert_S]

Originally posted by PedophileTomato
Really??? Then, why is DLSU's passing rate below 50% in the Nov. 2003 ECE board exams?

exactly 50% pala yung passing rate nila. (31/62)

[1asallian]

Originally posted by Introvert_S
exactly 50% pala yung passing rate nila. (31/62)

That's pathetic. We really need to be stricter with our admission policy. There's nothing wrong with our facilities, our professors, etc. but it seems that we are too lenient when it comes to admissions. It's time to change!

[ziggyboy]

PRINCE_WILLIAM: I agree that student quality and student selectivity does have its advantages. DLSU accepts many students into their Computer Science program but "filters out" many students during the first two years. I think the number of students in a batch sometimes gets sliced to as much as half after the second year. Many engineering students of DLSU who aren't too careful are also dropped out and transfer to other schools like CSB (hay, dami na akong kilala).

I wouldn't also be too confident that all students who get into UP are top quality. I know several people who have dropped out of UP and are even in much worse situations than the more "inferior" university students. Siyempre who shines and get recognition? The UP graduates of course, not the dropouts!

[genx77]

in the 90s, bro. andrew initiated the transformation of the de la salle sys into a viable multiversity.

this is very much related to what the up system is. u have a specific campus specializing in a particular area (i.e los banos - agri, manila - med & other allied sciences). of course, u have a mother campus w/c is up-d. whereas, in la salle's case it is obviously dlsu-m.

as such, dlsu has been aggressively expanding through the years. it has recently acquired araneta univ. the latter offers veterinary med and courses related to agri.

my contention is, if dlsu is really bent on evolving its course offerings to become a full-blown MULTIVERSITY, how come there are similar courses if not a quasi duplication of courses in the other campuses?

for instance, dlsu-dasma also offers psych. in my mind, if it really wants to specialize then the traditional courses must be maintained in dlsu-m as the mother campus and let the other campuses find their niche by specializing.

with this in mind, i like to see csb as a future school for the arts or as dlsu's possible college of interior design and performing arts if not music.

dlsu's med program has recently seen two of its graduates topping the board.

surprise surprise dlsu-csb has also two topnotchers in the interior design board exams (oct 2003 - top 7 and 10). how's that?

however, the question is, will there be a demand to these courses? dlsu's aggressive expansion requires so much capital. this is the reason why it opted to offer similar courses in its other campuses.

i hope dlsu-canlubang will be an off-campus branch of the college of computer studies. in that way, the strict standards of the dlsu professional schools will be maintained.

otherwise, we take the risk of furthering such inconsistency. companies would always rate dlsu-m as a TIER 1 school while the other la salle campuses might not be even considered at all.

the solution the idea that each campus must really specialize so that its graduates will not compete with the graduates of the mother campus.

i pray that each campus will find its niche. i wish the brothers all the best.

i just hope too that la salle's strategy will work to benefit its studentry and not only those of dlsu-m.

[cogstagg]

madali pumasa sa DLSU??? madali siguro makapasok, mahirap tumagal at gumraduate!!! ang bilis bilis eh, sobrang hectic sa sked! yung mga tao sa eng, may kilala ako, nakakalimutan kung anong araw na! parating ganun!

[Tee_Z28]

holla people! hehehe! Okay... eto fact: madali makapasok sa lasalle... pssssttt! Listen closely y'all ... mahirap magtagal sa loob lalo na kung ECE yung course mo... i was from there... now where am i? The school across the street... BUT it was really freakin' weird get this...

i didn't study for the test heck i care if i pass lasalle was just my backup choice.. gusto ko sa espana eh... i took din sa loyola... pre-law course and kinuha ko dun (mas mahirap ateneo test)... wait listed me doon sa loyola, failed ko USTE ko and my goodness i passed lasalle... langya eh ang siniryoso ko lang na test dun yun essay! lamig pa nun room ko kaya gusto ko makalabas agad!...

[jtwothree]

This is not true! Mahirap makapasa sa LaSalle, noh. 'yan ang sabi nung retarded kong kapitbahay na nag-take ng DLSU Test.

Mahirap makapasa sa LaSalle, 'pag wala kang pera.
kahit pang Ateneo ang utak mo, they wont admit you.

[jtwothree]

mahirap po...

[stanley]

sa batch namin, 0% ang passing rate ng mga kumuha ng DLSU entrance exam. We were 72 in our batch. I studied in a used-to-be-DLSU-supervised school.

Pero 100% ang passing rate ng mga kumuha ng CSB entrance test.

[mickey_ratt]

you flunked la salle so you went to ust.

what's new?

[flowerhorn]

mahirap makapasa sa lasalle pag mahirap ka.. sad but true.. you have to be really intelligent to pass.. but if you are rich.. dali lang makapasa daw.. pinsan kong t@ng@ pumasa e.. me ari kasi ng subdivision.. hindi ako naninira ng school.. wag sana magalit mga taga dlsu sakin pero totoo talagang pumasa pinsan kong academically challenged

[the_atheneo]

o siya maniniwala na ako.

wala namang mawawala sakin e hahahaha

---> the King!

[halikhikk]

Originally posted by stanley
sa batch namin, 0% ang passing rate ng mga kumuha ng DLSU entrance exam. We were 72 in our batch. I studied in a used-to-be-DLSU-supervised school.

anong vulcanizing school ba yan at la salle lang e walang nakapasa?

so where did you end up?

[Thoma§]

why shut yourself up?

[Cyberspace_law]

bat di na *** sa school joke ka magpost? You're fond of joking. ahihi

[nuss]

What's wrong with a supposed low tolerance level for entrance examinees? I was laughing at my UST entrance exams and I didn't bother checking the result when I found out I passed at DLSU-PSI.

[greenman]

Question: Totoo ba na madaling makapasa sa DLSU?

relative to UP and Ateneo, it is still a "yes". but it is still harder to get admitted in DLSU than in UST or UA&P.

[Lawin_123000]

sabi ni gaco at gatchalian nahirapan daw sila.

[.+ moks_mart +.]

ei thanks a lot for the infos!
im planning to study at DLSU-Taft.
pero is it true na mahirap ang CCS nila? im planning to take up IT pa ****. tsk! tsk!