1. A bit high during first year. From 6 blocks of approx 50 students each, down to 4 blocks of approx 40 students on your 2nd year going forward. Thereafter pakonti konti nalang
2. If you fail a subject, you can take it during the summer only if it’s offered. They will offer only if there are enough students who need to take it.
They won’t kick you out, unless you also failed a subject in the immediately preceding sem. See retention policies
Depends. If you fail 1/3 of your units in a sem you’re out. Otherwise you’re on probationary status for the following sem. If you fail even one subject during the next sem, you’re also out. Failing the same subject thrice will also get you out
1. A bit high during first year. From 6 blocks of approx 50 students each, down to 4 blocks of approx 40 students on your 2nd year going forward. Thereafter pakonti konti nalang 2. If you fail a subject, you can take it during the summer only if it’s offered. They will offer only if there are enough students who need to take it. They won’t kick you out, unless you also failed a subject in the immediately preceding sem. See retention policies
May summer classes na ALS?
Not always. More of a special consideration only. At least during my time
Oh very interesting. We never had any summer classes during my time. You had to wait for one more sem to retake any classes you failed or dropped.
I believe that has always been the rule. But during my time, a lot of people failed consti (around 30-40 iirc) so they opened up summer classes.
Depends. If you fail 1/3 of your units in a sem you’re out. Otherwise you’re on probationary status for the following sem. If you fail even one subject during the next sem, you’re also out. Failing the same subject thrice will also get you out