up vsb student handbook

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STUDENTHANDBOOK

2013

THE UP VSB

2THE GUILDER INSTITUTE

The warmest greetings, schoolmates! Welcome back to college and a year’s worth of studies, orgs, and life!

In our college, it’s extraordinary how we are faced with a problem in one moment and get to pass the deliverable in the next. The common word: it was hard, but we made it through. The less common yet prudent afterthought would be: was the hardship necessary? Indeed, to get around the college, habit, experience, and the grapevine are good references. A formal college primer would be better.

The Student Council and Guilder Institute present to you the Student Handbook, now on its 3rd edition. It is designed to inform the students of the procedures that can support one’s endeavors in the Virata School of Business. How to’s, maps, directories, tips and more - all in one document. Truly, it is the efficient way to get around.

Read up and apply generously! We wish everyone the best!

THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDENT COUNCIL

Welcome to VSB!

SBSC has a lot of exciting things in store for you this year so in order for you to have a relatively hassle free school year, we partnered up with Guilder for a student handbook that can be used as a reference for your daily needs.

Through initiatives like this, we are looking forward to serving you better this year!

Marching on towards ONE VSB,

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3THE GUILDER INSTITUTE

HOW TO’s

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RENT A ROOM1. CHECK AVAILABILITY: Go to Room 107 and check the availability of rooms from Ate Winnie

2. ACCOMPLISH THE LETTER: Download the template from tinyurl.com/cbareservation and fil in the blanks!

3. SEND THE LETTER TO NINA: Send the accomplished letter to the SBSC Vice Chairperson Nina Gerodias’ email, [email protected] with the subject heading: reserve_(org name)_(event name) at least 3 days before the event.

4. HAVE IT SIGNED The letter will be sent back signed. In the event that the letter is not e-mailed, you can have it signed in VSB by texting 09175216521.

5. SUBMIT TO ROOM 107: Have it registered by Ma’am Winnie at Room 107 at least 3 working days before the event.

6. WAIT FOR APPROVAL: Submit the letter to Sir Manny and wait for approval.

RENT A LOCKER1. Contact the LOGISTICS COUNCILOR (09178245077) for the availability of slots.

2. The Logistics Councilor will contact you for further information.

3. If a locker is available, pay the corresponding locker fee and sign the terms & conditions to secure it.

4. Make sure to keep your locker well-protected for the rest of the semester.

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RENT A PROJECTOR

1. Ask for the “PROJECTOR RENTAL FOLDER” from the coop ladies.

2. Check for availability of the projector on your schedule of use.

3. Pay a downpayment of Php100 to reserve the projector.

4. Surrender your UP ID upon pull-out of the projector.

5. After use, IMMEDIATELY return the projector and prepare payment of your balance.

FROM VSB COOP

1. Talk to the room secretary and ask for the PAYMENT RECEIPT so that you may be able to secure a projector.

2. Pay the current rate of Php450 to PNB. Bring your UP ID.

3. Head back to BA 107 and present your receipt to verify your payment.

FROM ROOM 107

BASIC RATE: Php250 for the first 1 hr 30 mins of use**additional 100 pesos for every succeeding hour or fraction of an hour thereof

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LOST FOUNDLOST ITEMS1. Inform the LOGISTICS COUNCILOR (09178245077) via text immediately.

2. Key in the following details:

a. <Your name>

b. <Lost item> <Defining description of lost item; e.g. color, model, etc. and last seen location>

3. Wait for text confirmation and for further updates.

FOUND ITEMS1. Items found should be surrendered to any of the following: SECURITY GUARD ON DUTY, COOP LADIES or LOGISTICS COUNCILOR.

2. Advise the Logistics Councilor via text.

*For LOST ITEMS, a text brig will be sent to the VSB students and the security guard on duty.

*List of lost items, along with their description, and found items will be posted on the designated corners for it (VSB Lobby and SBSC bulletin board)

*FOUND ITEMS will be ultimately forwarded to the Logistics Councilor.

*Found items can only be claimed by the owner from the Logistics Councilor. Kindly provide proof of ownership.

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DILVIA LAPTOP1. Go to your computer’s connection settings/network preferences usually found in the CONTROL PANEL.

2. Click “advanced settings” or “proxy settings”.

3. Type in “proxy7.upd.edu.ph” on the space provided for web proxy server.

4. Type in 8080 on the space provided for the port.

5. FIll up the rest of the requirements with your CRS USERNAME and PASSWORD.

6. Open the browser.

7. Provide your CRS username and password to access the university’s internet service.

VIA iPHONE/iPAD1. On your device, go to Settings > WiFi Networks and enable WiFi.

2. Choose DILNET from the “choose a network” menu.

3. Touch the (>) arrow on the right for advanced settings next to the DILNET label.

4. Below you will see an HTTP Proxy section, touch “Manual”.

5. Type “proxy7.upd.edu.ph (or if you are a faculty member, facultyproxy.upd.edu.ph) on the ”Server” field.

6. Type 8080 on the port.

7. Choose “ON” for the authentication option and type in your UP WEBMAIL USERNAME and PASSWORD.

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GET A UP ID

GET A UP CAR STICKER

1. Pay the Php130 fee at the cashier in ISSI specifically stating your purpose.

2. Proceed to the 3rd Floor of OUR and look for the ID photo room.

3. Have your picture taken. Your ID will be printed on the spot.

1. Proceed to the OVCCA OFFICE (Quezon Hall) to get a form regarding the sticker

2. Pay for the sticker in the ISSI.

3. Return the form to the OVCCA office to submit all the necessary requirements and verify your payment.

4. Wait for at least a week to get the sticker from the office.

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SHIFT WITHIN THE COLLEGE AND WITHIN UP

1. Apply for shifting at the college offering your intended course or if in the same college, at the department concerned by going to their administration office.

2. If accepted, get your COLLEGE ADMISSION SLIP.

3. Submit your COLLEGE ADMISSION SLIP and TRUE COPY OF GRADES (TCG) to the ARS-Admission to get your UNIVERSITY ADMISSION SLIP.

GET YOUR TCG1. Go to Room 105.

2. Ask for the request form needed for the process.

3. Go to the cashier in ISSI and pay the corresponding fee.

4. Submit the receipt and the accomplished request form to Room 105.

5. Pick up your TCG 1-3 days after submitting the form.

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CHANGE 1. ENLISTMENT CENTER: Present Paid Form 5 to add or cancel subject/s.

2. HOME UNIT or OUR: Have it validated and assessed at your Home Unit, or at the OUR for those with scholarships. The Form 26A will then be printed.

3. COLLEGE: Ask your Adviser and your Dean to sign the forms.

4. If the amount payable is more than 0, pay at the cashier. Otherwise, submit your Form 26A at the OUR for tagging.

DROP1. Submit dropping application before the set deadline. Any unpaid dropping application may be canceled at any time by the student.

2. Get the INSTRUCTOR’S CONSENT. The instructor may choose to withhold their consent. Dropping for the student is terminated.

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FILE FORLEAVE ABSENCE

1. Get the LEAVE OF ABSENCE (LOA) from your College Secretary’s office.

2. Fill out the form completely. If you are not currently enrolled, write “Not Enrolled” in the space provided for the subjects enrolled.

3. If you are enrolled, indicate all your subjects, signed by your respective instructors with the class standing indicated.

4. Be sure that the form has been signed by your College Secretary or the Dean and have a letter signed by your parents/guardians giving their consent.

5. Pay the fee of Php150 at the UP Cashier’s Office.

6. Submit the accomplished form together with your official receipt to the OUR-ARS on or before the deadline stated in the Academic Calendar.

LENGTH OF TIME ALLOWED FOR LOA: Before 3/4 of the total number of hours prescribed for the course has elapsed. 11

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ACCOMPLISH ACTIVITY REQUEST AROUND UP1. Download the activity request form found at osa.upd.edu.ph

2. Fill up the form and make sure the President of the organization and the organization’s Adviser have signed the forms. For college-based organizations, the signature of the college secretary is needed.

3. Submit the forms to OSA with the following attached:

4. The signed forms have to be retrieved the day after.

5. Leave a photocopy of the form in OSA.

6. Bring the original copy to OVCSA (in Quezon Hall) for the recommendations.

7. Depending on the nature of the activity, bring the forms to the following:

LETTER to the VICE CHANCELLOR FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS, Prof. Ma. Corazon Tan, explaining the concept behind the activity

SAMPLE POSTER

OVCCA, orDean of the College, orBusiness Concessionaire Office

OTHER REMINDERS: The promotion of cigarettes and/or illegal drugs and promotional materials containing discriminatory images are prohibited.

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PUBLICITY MATERIALS SPECIFICATIONS

1. Allowed size of posters:

TEASER - 8.5 x 11 inches

POSTER - 1.5 x 3 ft

STREAMERS - 1 x 3 yards

Only adhesize tape is allowed for putting up the materials on the bulletin boards.

2. The number of materials is limited to Four (4) teasers or Two (2) posters per bulletin board so as to avoid monopoly of any one organization.

3. For event publicity materials, the number is limited to the following:

TEASER - 200 total (50 to be stamped by the OSA per day)

POSTER - 100 total (50 to be stamped by the OSA per day)

STREAMERS - 5

Publicity materials to be posted around the campus must bear the OSA STAMP. Also, do not forget to ask permission from the various colleges before posting the material in their building.

4. The project head signatory of the activity forms is the one responsible for any concerns or incidents that may arise.

5. Always bring the activity request forms whenever the publicity materials are to be stamped.

OSA EMAILS: [email protected] [email protected]

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GUIDES

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4TH FLOOR

3RD FLOOR

2ND FLOOR

1ST FLOOR

IMPORTANT ROOMS

TAMBAYANS

CASE DISCUSSION ROOM (CDR)

P&G ROOM

COMPUTER LAB

CO-OP

CAFETERIA

LIBRARY

ROOM 105: RECORDS SECTION

ROOM 101: OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT CHAIRS, OFFICE OF THE PROGRAM DIRECTORS

ROOM 107: OFFICE OF THE COLLEGE SECRETARY

ROOM 113: OFFICE OF THE DEAN

SBSC OFFICE

FACULTY ROOMS

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GENERALREGISTRATIONPROCESS

PRINT FORM 5A

PRE-ADVISINGIf you need more subjects, ENLISTMENT / E-PREROG* If ineligible, you have to clear deficiency with concerned unit and have your status untagged to be eligible.

If you don’t need more subjects / are finished enlisting, VALIDATION

VALIDATION AT ROOM 107If ineligible, you have to clear deficiency with concerned

unit and have your status untagged to be eligible.

ASSESSMENT c/o RVCIf foreign student / student with scholarship: - Proceed to OUR/ARS for ASSESSMENT and PRINTING OF FORM 5- Go to college for POST-ADVISING

If student is with STFAP:- if STFAP bracket is incorrect, go to OSSS and have it corrected- Go back to college for ASSESSMENT and PRINTING OF FORM 5

PRINTING OF FORM 5 AT ROOM 207

PAYMENTPAYMENT CENTERS: UP Cashier’s Office, OUR 3rd floor, Landbank,

DBP (in the form of cash, or manager’s/cashier’s check)

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UPD FOOD TRIPA famous restaurant known for their Tapsilog mealRODIC’S (Located at Shopping Center)

Known for their delicious cakes. Save up to savor their treats! (Prices are usually >Php 150)

CHOCOLATE KISS (Located at Ang Bahay ng Alumni)

Famous for their affordable Italian food and ice creamLONG ISLAND (Located beside the Main Lib)

A favorite hangout because of its great food and free WiFiROC (Restaurant of Choice) (Located at Ang Bahay ng Alumni)

Known for their affordable and delicious barbequeBEACH HOUSE (Located beside the Main Lib)

The most famous place to buy isawMANG LARRY’S (Located at the College of Law)

A strip of road filled with kiosks and small restaurants. Lutong Bahay is just among the more popular stalls here, which serves affordable home cooked meals and fruit shakes.

AREA 2 (Located by the Post Office)

The airconditioned restaurant near CAL which serves rice meals, merienda and pastries.

KATAG (Located at the Faculty Center)

The most famous food court in the university where students coming from AS, the most populated builduing, flock to. (Warning: finding a seat during lunch hour is like finding a needle in a haystack.

CASAA (Located beside AS/PHAN)

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ACADEMICS

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR

SY 2013-2014[click to go to link]

http://upd.edu.ph/~updinfo/dec12/articles/acadcal2013-2014.pdf



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CURRICULUMBS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

FIRST YEAR1ST SEM (17 UNITS) 2ND SEM (19 UNITS)

Math 17 or Math 11 or Math 14GE (SSP 1) Philo 1GE (AH 1) Free ChoiceGE (SSP 2) Free ChoiceGE (MST 1) Free ChoicePE

5(3)(3)3333(2)

GE (AH 2) Eng 10GE (MST 2) Free ChoiceGE (MST 3) Free ChoiceGE (SSP 3) Free ChoiceGE (SSP 4) Free ChoiceMath 100PE

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SECOND YEAR1ST SEM (18 UNITS) 2ND SEM (18 UNITS)

GE (SSP 5) Kas 1*GE (AH 3) Fil 40*GE (AH 4) Free ChoiceBA 99.1Econ 100.1Stat 101NSTPPE

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GE (AH 5) Comm 3GE (MST 4) STSBA 99.2BA 180.1BA 181Econ 100.2PE

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THIRD YEAR1ST SEM (18 UNITS) 2ND SEM (18 UNITS)

BA 101BA 115BA 141BA 151BA 182BA 186

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BA 105BA 142BA 152BA 160BA 170Non-BA Elective 1

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FOURTH YEAR1ST SEM (18 UNITS) 2ND SEM (18 UNITS)

PI 100BA 129BA Elective 1BA Elective 2BA Elective 3Non-BA Elective 2

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BA 190BA Elective 4BA Elective 5BA Elective 6BA Elective 7Non-BA Elective 3

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1. Any course in any college numbered 100 and above subject to approval of adviser. Allow non-BA electives below 100 only for international language courses (besides English) which is a prerequisite to another non-BA elective.

2. A maximum of four (4) electives may be taken in any particular business discipline to achieve depth.

* Kas 1 and Fil 40 satisfy the 6-unit Philippine Studies requirement.

Note: As a requirement for graduation, all students are required to take six (6) units in one of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) component. ROTC & Civic Welfare Training Service are offered by UPD.

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CURRICULUMBS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & ACCOUNTANCY

FIRST YEAR1ST SEM (17 UNITS) 2ND SEM (16 UNITS)

Math 17 or Math 11 or Math 14GE (AH 1) Eng 10GE (SSP 1) Free ChoiceGE (SSP 2) Free ChoiceGE (MST 1) Free ChoicePE

5(3)(3)3333(2)

GE (AH 2) Free ChoiceGE (MST 2) Free ChoiceGE (MST 3) Free ChoiceGE (SSP 3) Free ChoiceMath 100PE

33334(2)

SECOND YEAR1ST SEM (18 UNITS) 2ND SEM (18 UNITS)

GE (AH 3) Free ChoiceGE (MST 4) STSGE (SSP 4) Philo 1BA 99.1Econ 100.1Stat 101NSTPPE

3 33333(6)(2)

GE (AH 4) Fil 40*GE (SSP 5) Kas 1*BA 99.2BA 180.1BA 181Econ 100.2PE

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THIRD YEAR1ST SEM (19.5 UNITS) 2ND SEM (19.5 UNITS)

GE (AH 5) Comm 3BA 101BA 114.1BA 141BA 161BA 182

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BA 114.2BA 142BA 151BA 162BA 186BAA Elective

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FOURTH YEAR1ST SEM (19 UNITS) 2ND SEM (18 UNITS)

BA 105BA 116BA 120.1BA 107BA 170

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BA 117BA 118.1BA 121BA 127BA 166

1. To comply with the minimum required units in English by the Board of Accountancy of the Professional Regulation GE courses in the Arts and Humanities domain must be English courses offered by the Department of English and Comparative Literature in the College of Arts & Letters (CAL).

2. At least one of the BAA electives must be a department-qualified course in Economics.

* Kas 1 and Fil 40 satisfy the 6-unit Philippine Studies requirement.

Note: As a requirement for graduation, all students are required to take six (6) units in one of the National Service Training Program (NSTP) component. ROTC & Civic Welfare Training Service are offered by UPD.

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SUMMER3 UNITS

BA 118.2 3

FIFTH YEAR1ST SEM (18 UNITS) 2ND SEM (17 UNITS)

BA 118.3BA 128BA 129BA 164BA 120.2

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BA 123BA 126BA 190BAA ElectivePI 100

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LIST OF BA SUBJECTSAND PREREQUISITES

COURSE NO.BA 99.1

UNITS3

PREREQSSecond Year Standing

DESCRIPTIONFundamental Accounting Theory

& Practice IBA 99.2 3 BA 99.1Fundamental Accounting Theory

& Practice IIBA 114.1 4.5 BA 99.2 (GWA for 99.1 &

99.2 ≥ 2.50)Accounting Theory & Practice I

BA 114.2 4.5 BA 114.1 (GWA for 114.1 ≥ 2.75)

Accounting Theory & Practice II

BA 115 3 BA 99.1 & 99.2 (for VSB students); Acctg 1 (for non-

VSB students)

Management Accounting

BA 116 6 BA 114.2 / Consent of Dept Chair (COD)

Cost Accounting

BA 117 3 BA 116 / CODManagerial Cost Accounting & Control

BA 118.1 6 BA 114.2 (GWA for 114.2 ≥ 2.75)

Advanced Accounting I

BA 118.2 3 BA 114.2 (GWA for 114.2 ≥ 2.75)

Advanced Accounting II

BA 118.3 3 BA 114.2 (GWA for 114.2 ≥ 2.75)

Advanced Accounting III

BA 119 3 Senior StandingSpecial Topics in Accounting

BA 120.1 4 BA 114.2Auditing Theory & Practice I

BA 120.2 3 BA 120.1Auditing Theory & Practice II

BA 121 3 BA 120.1 & BA 186Accounting Systems

BA 123 5 BA118.1& BA118.2Public Accounting Practice

BA 126 3 Senior StandingControllership

BA 127 3 BA 114.2Tax Accounting I

BA 128 3 BA 127 & BA 116Tax Accounting II

BA 129 3 BA 105, 170, 142BA 115 (non-BAA students) or BA 117 (BAA Students)

Management Services

BA 141 3 BA 99.2Business Finance I

BA 142 3 BA 141, BA 114.1 (BAA Students) or

BA 115 (BA students)

Business Finance II

BA 145 3 Senior StandingInvestments

BA 146 3 Senior StandingSpecial Topics in Finance

BA 147 3 BA 142 & BA 182Fundamentals of Derivative Securities

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING

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BA 160 3 Junior StandingBusiness Law

BA 161 3 Junior StandingLaw on Business TransactionsBA 162 3 BA 161 or CODLaw on Business Organizations

BA 164 3 BA 160 or BA 161 & 162Negotiable Instruments & Insurance

BA 166 3 BA 161The Law on Sales, Agency & Credit Transactions

BA 168 3 BA 161 & !62Special Topics in Business Law

Acctg. 1 3 Second Year StandingIntroduction in Financial Acctg.

COURSE NO.BA 101

UNITS3

PREREQSJunior Standing (for VSB/BSBE) JS & Consent of

Instructor (COI) (for nonVSB/BSBE students)

DESCRIPTIONIntroduction to Business

Administration

BA 102* 3 Senior StandingPhilippine Business EnvironmentBA 105 3 BA 101, 180.1, 182; Econ131Operations ManagementBA 106* 3 BA 105Advanced Topics in Operations

ManagementBA 107* 3 BA 105Management of Technology

BA 108* 3 BA 105 (for VSB students) / COI (for non-VSB)

Special Topics in Operations Management

BA 151 3 JS (for VSB/BSBE) JS & COI (for non-VSB/BSBE)

Human Behavior in Organizations

BA 152* 3 BA 101 & 151 (for VSB); JS & COI (for non-VSB students)

Human Resource Management

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BA 170 3 BA 101Marketing Management

BA 172* 3 BA 170Marketing Communications

BA 173* 3 BA 170Consumer BehaviorBA 174* 3 BA 170 & 182Marketing Research

BA 175* 3 BA 170 & Econ 100.1Global Marketing

BA 176* 3 BA 105, 115, 170, 186Distribution Management

BA 177* 3 BA 115 & 170Product Management

BA 178* 3 BA 170Special Topics in Marketing Mgt.

BA 180.1 3 Second Year StandingInformation Technology in Business I

BA 181 3 Math 100 & Stat 101Management Science IBA 182 3 BA 181Management Science II

BA 186 3 BA 180.1Systems Analysis & Design

BA 190 3 Graduating; BA 105, 141, 170Strategic ManagementBA 191* 3 Senior Standing & BA 186Information Resource Mgt.

BA 192* 3 Junior StandingEntrepreneurship

BA 198* 3 Junior StandingSpecial Topics in BABA 199* 3 Business Practice

BA 200 3 Business Research * Note: BA Electives

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at least 92.00%88.00% to less than 92.00%84.00% to less than 88.00%80.00% to less than 84.00%76.00% to less than 80.00%72.00% to less than 76.00%68.00% to less than 72.00%64.00% to less than 68.00%60.00% to less than 64.00%

58% to less than 60% (Conditional Passing by Removal or Retake)

less than 60% for Pass-or-Fail Courses (FAILED)Unsatisfied Requirements (Incomplete)

Course Dropped

GRADE POINT EQUIVALENCE1.001.251.501.752.002.252.502.753.004.00

5.00INCDRP

SUMMA CUM LAUDEMAGNA CUM LAUDE

CUM LAUDE

1.00 - 1.20>1.20 - 1.45>1.45 - 1.75

UNIVERSITY SCHOLARCOLLEGE SCHOLAR

GWA of 1.00 - 1.45GWA of >1.45 - 1.75

LIST OF NON-BA SUBJECTSAND PREREQUISITES

COURSE NO.Econ 100.1

UNITS3

PREREQSMath 11/Consent

DESCRIPTIONIntro. Macroecon Theory & Policy

Econ 100.2 3 Math 11/ConsentIntro. Microecon Theory & PolicyEcon 190.1 3 Econ 100.1&100.2 or

Econ 101&102Int’l Trade, Payments & Dev’t

PolicyEcon 190.2 3 Econ 100.1&100.2 or

Econ 101&102Monetary, Fiscal & Dev’t Policy

Math 11 3 1 Year of HS AlgebraCollege AlgebraMath 14 3 1 year of HS Algebra &

Plane GeometryTrigonometry

Math 17 5 1 year of HS AlgebraAlgebra and TrigonometryMath 100 4 Math 17 or Math 11&14Introduction to Calculus

PI 100 3 Junior StandingThe Life and Works of Jose RizalStat 101 3 Math 17 or Math 11&14Elementary Statistics

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THE COLLEGE

VSB Virata School of Business

ENG’GSECHECALCSCSSPCMCFASCAITCSWCD

College of Engineering

School of Economics

College of Home Economics

College of Arts and Letters

College of Science

College of Social Science and Philosophy

College of Mass Communication

College of Fine Arts

Statistical Center

Asian Institute of Tourism

College of Social Work and Community

Development

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TIME CODEMTWHFS

THWF

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DAYS CODEMondayTuesday

WednesdayThursday

FridaySaturday

Tuesday and ThursdayWednesday and Friday

Tuesday to Friday

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TIME CODE7:00-8:30 AM8:30-10:00 AM

10:00-11:30 AM11:30 - 1:00 PM1:00 - 2:30 PM2:30 - 4:00 PM4:00 - 5:30 PM5:30 - 7:00 PM5:30 - 8:30 PM

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TIME CODE7:00-8:00 AM8:00 - 9:00 AM9:00 - 10:00 AM10:00-11:00 AM11:00-12:00 NN12:00 - 1:00 PM1:00 - 2:00 PM2:00 - 3:00 PM3:00 - 4:00 PM4:00 - 5:00 PM5:00 - 6:00 PM6:00 - 7:00 PM7:00 - 8:00 PM

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VSB ORGS

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JUNIOR PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS

UP ABAM is an academic organization envisioning an environment of real management experience that will realize

the potentials of BS BA students – the future corporate leaders of the country. Through its

projects and events, UP ABAM promotes passionate professionalism and proactive social responsibility.

ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAJORS

UP AdCore is the only student-run advertising agency in UP Diliman, with members coming from various disciplines across the campus, most of which are from Business Ad, Fine Arts,

and Mass Comm. It is dedicated on promoting effective and responsible advertising to the Filipino

Youth, and on helping its members tap their inner creative potential.

ADVERTISING CORE

UP JMA is the University’s premier marketing organization grounded on its four thrusts of Academics, Service, Socials and Sports. It is focused on the holistic development of its

members’ marketing and project management skills, and prides itself in bringing you the biggest and most innovative college events, proving that truly, We Lead.

UP JPIA continues to uphold its tradition of excellence by providing avenues for leadership and growth to more than 300

members while maintaining a nurturing environment where members work and play as

a well-bonded family. UP JPIA continues to create an impact through several big projects that serve the college, the university and the community. It is the only Gawad Chancellor Hall of Fame Awardee for the Most Outstanding Student Organization.

JUNIOR MARKETING ASSOCIATION

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UPCE is the only entrepreneurship-centered organization in the University. For the last 22 years, UPCE has embarked on projects that embody the qualities of an entrepreneur -- excellence, originality and innovation.

CIRCLE OF ENTREPRENEURS

AIESEC is the global youth network impacting the world through leadership development experiences. AIESEC has been facilitating youth leadership activities as well as international internships & volunteer experiences for over 64 years, developing a global learning environment across 113 countries & territories, with over 86,000 members making it the world’s largest youth-run organization.

AIESEC

UP JFA is a university-wide organization which aims to become the foremost finance organization that develops students into competent and committed finance professionals through proactive education. With this vision, UP JFA intends to foster educational advancement in the field of finance and to develop a better understanding of various investment vehicles (stocks, bonds, derivatives, real estate, etc.) among the youth.

JUNIOR FINANCE ASSOCIATION

In continuing its thrust: “Social Responsibility through Business Excellence,” UP IBA advocates worthwhile and meaningful projects that strive to benefit not only the students but the society as well. While it fosters a friendly environment wherein the student’s skills are developed, it also inculcates a sense of social obligation in the business training of its members.

INTERSCHOOL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

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The SBSC is composed of 27 dedicated visionary individuals come together as a united team dedicated to serving the college. As the highest student organization in the college, we are driven by our mission to lead and serve the college through effective interaction and through innovative projects, relevant initiatives, and enriching opportunities.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDENT COUNCIL

The RVC-VSB is a service organization which provides assistance to all undergraduate VSB students in order to ensure an efficient and hassle-free registration. Guided by the

principle, “Service above all,” it is the duty of RVC-VSB members to maintain a smooth-flowing registration process in the college.

REGISTRATION VOLUNTEER CORPS

The Guilder Institute is an independent student volunteer publication of the Cesar E.A. Virata School of Business that advocates freedom of expression through relevant and

reliable fora in the VSB community. It aims to foster awareness of the news and events of

the times, critical thinking on pressing issues, and creative expression in word and in art.

THE GUILDER INSTITUTE

The Executive Council consists of leaders of VSB’s 15 renowned organizations who each have their own business expertise. The ExeCoun hosts all org related activities throughout the semester including Recruitment

Week, Org Presentation and Org Night among other initiatives.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

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Pan Xenia is the only business fraternity in the Philippines and the second oldest fraternity in the university and the country. As a brotherhood of future professionals committed to promote interest and business ethics in domestic and international trade and commerce, we pursue growth in all aspects of our lives and we are committed to the pursuit of excellence in our field through healthy and non-violent competition.

PAN XENIA INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL FOREIGN TRADE FRATERNITY

AEC is the first and only business sorority in the University of the Philippines. The sorority is committed to the pursuit of excellence in the academe, and it aims to develop business ethics, discipline and civic consciousness among its impassioned members through the initiation of various projects and activities within and outside the university.

ADELFE ENU CREA SORORITY

UP SEMen aims to promote camaraderie and support among its male members in their pursuit for academic excellence, inspired leadership and social awareness.

SOCIETY OF EMANCIPATED MEN

UP CAP is a service organization committed to helping VSB and SE students to get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world. UP CAP is the vital link that connects students and the corporate world for them to interact, know each other, and address each other’s needs.

UP CAREER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM(VSB-SE)

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PEOPLE TO KNOW

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ADMINBEN PAUL GUTIERREZ

Dean

FACULTYBusiness Administration

Mark Alejo S. BernalErik Paolo S. CapistranoArturo M. IlanoLuis Diego D. LeeEbony N. PadigosD. Erwin A. RayaEmerlinda R. RomanBenjamin C. SandovalJose Gerardo O. SantamariaVivien T. SupangcoJasslyn Joanne T. TanCaniella J. TubianosaElvira A. Zamora

Finance & Accounting

Marie Therese F. AgustinBienvenido M. AragonCarlos C. BautistaDaniel Vincent H. BorjaArthur S. CayananKristina Paola P. FriasGavin C. LeeLorna I. ParedesAliza D. RacelisMia P. ReyDani Rose C. SalazarNelson H. SalitaIvy D. SuanEvelyn K. SyHelena S. ValderramaLawrence G. VelascoMyrose April C. VictorDebbie C. B. P. WongRoy C. YbanezJoel C. Yu

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Jasmin E. AcunaRafael A. RodriguezErlinda S. EchanisEpictetus E. PatalinghugLina J. Valcarcel

MA. GLORIA TALAVERABA Department Chairperson

JOSELITO FLORENDODepartment of Accounting and

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JAMES RYAN JONASUndergraduate Program Director

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Jasmin Baoy Evely Ulpindo

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