PRC and CHED's top 20 universities in the philippines (as of 2007)

[pup2]

Hey Karl, nakapakaliit lang na factor ang school. A cousin of mine, whose school is not even listed here (PSBA), now owns banks and financial companies among his many businesses. Parang Quiapo lang Europe sa kanya (not sure why he goes there all the time).

So, wala sa school yan. :-)

Sinabi mo. Minsan nga disadvantage pag sa 'sikat' ka galing kasi nababawasan ka ng determinasyong magwagi at madali itong mahalata ng kumpanya.AFAIK, ADMU and DLSU didn't do as well because they don't have as many students TAKING board courses -- specially ADMU that has only 1 or 2 board courses even offered. Kung factor ang NUMBER of passers malamang yun ang reason.

[baludoy]

ooops! double post

[baludoy]

^hmmm...meron bang board courses offered sa admu. afaik sa grad school lang meron

i'm not from mapua but i have learned to appreciate their mechanical and electronics related courses. ang daming alam nang mga students/grad niyan sa pag diy ng auto. sila ang parating may mga pakana actually ng mga detailed diy threads sa ibang forums eh

[Charlie_Brown]

Sinabi mo. Minsan nga disadvantage pag sa 'sikat' ka galing kasi nababawasan ka ng determinasyong magwagi at madali itong mahalata ng kumpanya.AFAIK, ADMU and DLSU didn't do as well because they don't have as many students TAKING board courses -- specially ADMU that has only 1 or 2 board courses even offered. Kung factor ang NUMBER of passers malamang yun ang reason.

yup... agree ako d2. wala sa skul yan, nasa "abilidad" yan pagdating sa work. i said "abilidad" kasi di lahat nadadaan sa galing or talino. but we cant deny the fact that some companies preffer students from UP, DLSU, ADMU, etc... nakikita ko yun sa classified ads nung naghahanap pa ako ng work. di ko ma-getz bakit ganun. di mo naman makkita ang magiging performance nila sa work dahil lng sa kung anong naka-tatak sa diploma na hawak nila.

[roy_one]

hi guys,

actually i made a thread here, probably 2 to 3 months ago of asking what is the latest top five universities here in the philippines. I made that thread because being a parent and the head of the family. I believe that my son should receive the best and highest possible quality education that he can have. Some companies here in the philippines are biased towards some of the fresh graduates of UP, UST, DLSU and ADMU. In a sense that these schools or let us say universities have already proved a lot of things in providing high end quality education.. (board exams, alumni network, high reputation etc etc)

[drayver]

shet wala AMA computer college.

[juntzo]

i really believe that's it's mostly in the ability of the student, but

:viva:

[Honda97]

a good school would help, especially if you get the really brilliant teachers, but i have to agree with the others when they say that a lot of it hinges on the ability of the student. interesting na hindi gaano kataas ang ranking ng ateneo at de la salle.

[pup2]

Yes. Law nga lang po ang board course ng ADMU. Ateneo de Davao probably scored higher kasi alam ko may Nursing and/or Accounting doon. Being an employer, 3 lang naiisip ko why a company would insist on an 'elite' school diploma: :tongue:1) They don't know better2) Somebody high up is a die-hard3) The position demands 'elitist' traits such as near-perfect english, upper-class social skills, etc. Number 1 is actually not as likely as 2/3 kaya hindi naman dapat ma disappoint ang mga iba. Feel ko nga #3 is the most likely. Feel ko nga madaya lang ang ADMU and DLSU kasi kaya lang sila may reputasyon ay dahil mahigpit sila sa pagtanggap -- samantalang yung matatalino ay hindi na masyadong kailangan ng mahusay na guro!!

[a4Tech]

Yey we are still on top.

Pero syempre nasa abilidad at tyaga din talaga ng tao kung san sila malalagay after graduation.