Palawan State University

[butuguru]

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Sick creature indeed.

He/She is actually from FEU (no offense to the said institution).

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Lahat ng thread na pasukan nyan, nabababoy.

[fronter]

About this Fronter,

To the followers of this thread, please be warned that whichever thread this sad creature visits, he/she submits dumb posts the sole aim of which is to malign the school that appears in his/her avatar.

Sick creature indeed.

He/She is actually from FEU (no offense to the said institution).

He/She is Zodiac/Uendinggrace/Blukami/Gaksensei/Fronter


Lahat ng thread na pasukan nyan, nabababoy.

ows? e ikaw nga itong nagpapanggap na Tomasino. Sinabi mo pa nga sa kabilang thread na walang kwenta ang mga Provincial Universities at tingin mo sa kanila, mahihina utak.

o edi suplapal ka ngayon.

[butuguru]

Wag kang gumawa ng kwento tungaw.

Kahit kailan hindi ko nilait ang mga provincial universities.

Bakit hindi mo na lang ipagtanggol ang totoong school mo sa Morayta.

[pyropsycho]

No offensement. lol

[archid10]

grabe naman.

[siopao711]

Hey guys, I'm just wondering, is there anyone who can give some info or suggestions about student dormitories or boarding houses in Puerto Princesa, preferably within the vicinity of PSU? I'm from Manila and will be transferring to PSU...

Would very much appreciate info on dorms/boarding houses for students. Thanks!

[pyropsycho]

There are no on-campus dorms, but there are a lot of boarding houses/dorms outside. Tipong paglabas mo ng gate, isang cluster ng boarding houses/dorms yung makikita mo. Not sure about the quality, though.

Tiniguiban (esp the highway area) has a good share of good houses too.

[renwock]

siopao711, para kong binabasa un post ko sa way ng pag sulat mo.

transferee ka from what school?

si koryo from Mindanao, has just enrolled in PSU's BSPE.

[siopao711]

There are no on-campus dorms, but there are a lot of boarding houses/dorms outside. Tipong paglabas mo ng gate, isang cluster ng boarding houses/dorms yung makikita mo. Not sure about the quality, though.

Tiniguiban (esp the highway area) has a good share of good houses too.

Ah, thanks for the info! Will be searching in those areas that you mentioned though I might also check out other places around Puerto not too far from PSU... Thanks!

[siopao711]

siopao711, para kong binabasa un post ko sa way ng pag sulat mo.

transferee ka from what school?

si koryo from Mindanao, has just enrolled in PSU's BSPE.

I guess we write the same way . Thanks for starting this thread btw.

I'm from La Salle Dasmariñas in Cavite, was previously enrolled there under the Civil Eng'g program. Bale tinapos ko lang yung general eng'g and minor subjects ko and now planning to pursue Pet Eng'g third year subjects/courses and beyond at PSU provided that the courses I took at La Salle get credited... hopefully. @_@

Ah, buti naman nakapasok si koryo. I have yet to enroll, ang sabi kasi sa akin nung sa OSA sa June 11 pa daw yung enrollment para sa transferees kaya ayun, still have to wait. I'll be in Puerto most probably this coming Monday or Tuesday para maasikaso na din yung dapat ibang asikasuhin sa PSU.

What year level are you btw, if I may ask?

[renwock]

I guess we write the same way . Thanks for starting this thread btw.

I'm from La Salle Dasmariñas in Cavite, was previously enrolled there under the Civil Eng'g program. Bale tinapos ko lang yung general eng'g and minor subjects ko and now planning to pursue Pet Eng'g third year subjects/courses and beyond at PSU provided that the courses I took at La Salle get credited... hopefully. @_@

Ah, buti naman nakapasok si koryo. I have yet to enroll, ang sabi kasi sa akin nung sa OSA sa June 11 pa daw yung enrollment para sa transferees kaya ayun, still have to wait. I'll be in Puerto most probably this coming Monday or Tuesday para maasikaso na din yung dapat ibang asikasuhin sa PSU.

What year level are you btw, if I may ask?

I have friends in DLSU-D. Tambay din ako sa campus nyo kasi ganda ng surrounding, pinuntahan pa namin un Engineering building.

Hopefully macredit nga kasi sayang ang subjects na di macecredit. Kung transferee ka, most probably kami kami makakasama mo, Block T (as in Block Transferees) hehe. May sariling mundo un mga on-track na blocks eh. Nasa Puerto Princesa na ako ngayon. Siguro by Wednesday aayusin ko na din un enrolment.

Welcome to PSU's flagship course, Petroleum Engineering!

[siopao711]

I have friends in DLSU-D. Tambay din ako sa campus nyo kasi ganda ng surrounding, pinuntahan pa namin un Engineering building.

Hopefully macredit nga kasi sayang ang subjects na di macecredit. Kung transferee ka, most probably kami kami makakasama mo, Block T (as in Block Transferees) hehe. May sariling mundo un mga on-track na blocks eh. Nasa Puerto Princesa na ako ngayon. Siguro by Wednesday aayusin ko na din un enrolment.

Welcome to PSU's flagship course, Petroleum Engineering!

Thanks! Last year ko pa pinapangarap na makapasok dito eh, sa wakas it's just a matter of days, matutupad na rin hehe

Yep, you were from Mapua right? Actually may mga nakilala din ako na mga transferee sa DLSU-D na galing Mapua when I was there... Karamihan yata ng nakilala ko na engineering transferee ay galing sa Mapua - mostly CE, ME, IE, CompE, ECE.

Btw I'm just wondering tunkol sa pag-credit ng subjects... Mahigpit ba sila sa PSU when it comes to crediting subjects? Slight concern lang din kasi tunkol dun, sa ngayon hehe...

[shiznitzz]

@renwock

pare nice thread. mapuan ka din pala, nice to read this kind of article. ex-mapuan din ako na napadpad naman sa field ng aviation. medjo matagal tagal din na pag iisip at pagdedecide na lumipat dahil sa naipit na subject pero anyhow nice knowing nasa mundo pa rin tayo ng pagiging inhenyero at yung kurso mo interesting balita ko malaki sahod ng off-shore kahit dito pa lang sa pilipinas. may board ba kayo pare?

[renwock]

@renwock

pare nice thread. mapuan ka din pala, nice to read this kind of article. ex-mapuan din ako na napadpad naman sa field ng aviation. medjo matagal tagal din na pag iisip at pagdedecide na lumipat dahil sa naipit na subject pero anyhow nice knowing nasa mundo pa rin tayo ng pagiging inhenyero at yung kurso mo interesting balita ko malaki sahod ng off-shore kahit dito pa lang sa pilipinas. may board ba kayo pare?

Salamat.

Actually, Aeronautical Engineering ang second choice ko if ever I get kicked out sa Petroleum Engineering program. Gustong gusto ko ang aviation industry and that's where my passion belongs to.

Sang school ka, anong batch sa Mapua and anong course mo ngayon?

Yung Petroleum Engineering, wala pang board exam. Sabi nila, dapat makapag-produce ng at least 1000 graduates ang isang program to be able to establish a board exam (hearsay). Sa ngayon wala pa ata 200 ang nakakagraduate sa Petroleum Engineering (not sure) kasi it only started way back 1995 and there are certain years na walang gumagraduate. And yes, malaki sahod sa off-shore. Ang working schedule nila, on & off. Say, 28 days - 28 days. 28 days you're working off-shore, next 28 days, you're home relaxing and the best thing about it is you get paid even if you are on vacation. very risky kasi ang working place, so kaya siguro ganun.

[renwock]

Thanks! Last year ko pa pinapangarap na makapasok dito eh, sa wakas it's just a matter of days, matutupad na rin hehe

Yep, you were from Mapua right? Actually may mga nakilala din ako na mga transferee sa DLSU-D na galing Mapua when I was there... Karamihan yata ng nakilala ko na engineering transferee ay galing sa Mapua - mostly CE, ME, IE, CompE, ECE.

Btw I'm just wondering tunkol sa pag-credit ng subjects... Mahigpit ba sila sa PSU when it comes to crediting subjects? Slight concern lang din kasi tunkol dun, sa ngayon hehe...

Re: crediting subjects, yes medyo strict sila especially sa mga Humanities and Social Sciences na subjects. Kukunin ko nga ulit yung Filipino 2, Humanities and Arts, and Logic because Mapua's course description does not match PSU's. Also, if the subjects you want to be credited lack units, you will need to enroll that again.

[pyropsycho]

And yes, malaki sahod sa off-shore. Ang working schedule nila, on & off. Say, 28 days - 28 days. 28 days you're working off-shore, next 28 days, you're home relaxing and the best thing about it is you get paid even if you are on vacation. very risky kasi ang working place, so kaya siguro ganun.

Cool! Parang gusto ko na mag-transfer at ituloy ang PetEng.

[spanishsardine]

Salamat.
Yung Petroleum Engineering, wala pang board exam. Sabi nila, dapat makapag-produce ng at least 1000 graduates ang isang program to be able to establish a board exam (hearsay). Sa ngayon wala pa ata 200 ang nakakagraduate sa Petroleum Engineering (not sure) kasi it only started way back 1995 and there are certain years na walang gumagraduate. And yes, malaki sahod sa off-shore. Ang working schedule nila, on & off. Say, 28 days - 28 days. 28 days you're working off-shore, next 28 days, you're home relaxing and the best thing about it is you get paid even if you are on vacation. very risky kasi ang working place, so kaya siguro ganun.

hinde ganun kadali makapasok sa mga oil rig or makahanap ng mga 28-28 days cycle na work. mag 3 years na ako sa oil and gas industry pero puro 1year work and 1 month vacation ang nakukuha ko hohohohoho. and besides tumatanggi ang insurance sa mga worker na 28-28 ang work cycle kasi madalas magtravel. un ang napapansin ko hohohohoho.

[renwock]

hinde ganun kadali makapasok sa mga oil rig or makahanap ng mga 28-28 days cycle na work. mag 3 years na ako sa oil and gas industry pero puro 1year work and 1 month vacation ang nakukuha ko hohohohoho. and besides tumatanggi ang insurance sa mga worker na 28-28 ang work cycle kasi madalas magtravel. un ang napapansin ko hohohohoho.

yes sir, hindi talaga madali makahanap ng ganung klase ng trabaho. But since we're geared towards the mentioned field, I believe someday mapepenetrate din yan, kung tatrabahuhin ng maayos.

I have attended two different seminars that were conducted by alumni of PSU Petroleum Engineering. One works in Weatherford, one in Schlumberger, and the other one worked in Qatar Petroleum and is now in UK for his Master's degree (his wife is his batch mate in PSU BSPE and is now in Australia (or Austria) for her MS degree). Of course, these people weren't hired immediately by large companies.

If I remember it right, one of the alumni that conducted the seminar had his first job in Malampaya then after 6 months, he was hired by one of those companies [that I have mentioned].

But I am hoping for even an entry level job when I go back there after graduation since mom has a vast connection with Oil and Gas people. My uncle works in Qatar Petroleum, mom's friends are in Ras Gas, and Qatar Gas, mom's Mechanical Engineer boarders are also in Oil and Gas field. These people might help me in landing a job, or at least give me tips on how to penetrate the industry.

Actually, I don't really intend to work off-shore as it is very depressing. But if opportunity would kick in several years from now, why not?

sabi nga ng mom ko, kuha muna ako ng job experience kahit sa Malampaya or PNOC when I graduate.

saang company ka ngayon sir? Just this March, 4th year BS PE students had their field trip in Batangas Field.

[renwock]

May isa pa akong classmate last semester sa Organic Chemistry. He's a second courser, a board passer of Mechanical Engineering board exam from University of the East and I heard he has been hired by Weatherford because of his credentials and since he has taken some 4th & 5th year Petroleum Engineering subjects such as Drilling Technology and the like, so he will no longer continue his studies. Lucky guy!

[spanishsardine]

May isa pa akong classmate last semester sa Organic Chemistry. He's a second courser, a board passer of Mechanical Engineering board exam from University of the East and I heard he has been hired by Weatherford because of his credentials and since he has taken some 4th & 5th year Petroleum Engineering subjects such as Drilling Technology and the like, so he will no longer continue his studies. Lucky guy!

actually swertehan din lang talaga. nako sa offshore pakiramdam mo napakahaba ng oras ehehehehe. im with Chevron right now. under ng operations. kaya napili ko magwork sa oil and gas kasi napaka challenging magwork sa industry na ito. good luck sa iyo.