2017-2018 Qualifying Examination for ADDU College Students

Qualifying Examination for ADDU College Students (QEAC)

for School Year 2020-2021

Every Saturday from January to March 2020

Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from April to May 2020 (except holidays)

7:30 A.M. to 12:00 NN

Bring two (2) pieces 2×2 pictures

Bring Php350.00 payment

 

The Ateneo de Davao University seeks to enroll students of good character and demonstrated citizenship who enjoy being part of a community that welcomes and encourages the participation of each of its members. Students should have strong academic ability and should be seeking to build a record of personal achievements appropriate for college admission.

Admission is determined by the applicant’s fitness and preparation for the college programs, ability to contribute toward the enrichment of the undergraduate school community, and potential to be of service to one’s fellowmen within the context of national development.

The Committee on Admission and Scholarship is responsible for selecting new members of the student body. It bases its decisions principally on the results of the Qualifying Examination for AdDU College (QEAC), on past academic performance, on the recommendation of the teachers, and on information contained in the application form.

The University has four types of application for admission. (1) International applicants are those students who are non-Filipino and are not permanent residents of the Philippines under 13a to 13g visas and Filipinos who reside outside the Philippines. (2) Domestic applicants are Filipino citizens who reside in the Philippines. (3) Audit applicants are those students who intend to study in a non-degree-seeking program. (4) Transfer applicants are those students who have studied an undergraduate program in another higher education institution prior to application.

A small number of transfer students are accepted into the College. Criterion for such is above. In addition, the applicant must have finished a semester with at least 15 academic units in another university. If accepted, there is no guarantee as to the number of courses that will be validated from the previous school.

 

REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATION:

 

  1. Fill out the Application for Qualifying Examination for AdDU College (Form 1 – QEAC). Forms with incomplete information will not be processed.
  2. Attach two (2) 2″x2″ photos to the form and submit to the Admission and Aid Office for approval.
  3. Pay Php350 at the University Cashier — Window 11 or 12 (DCB: Guidance), Ground Floor, Bellarmine Hall. Bring the validated form and Official Receipt to the Office of Admission and Aid.
  4. Admissions Staff will schedule your examination based on the available dates. Take note of the place, time, and date of examination in the examination permit slip.

Bring the following on your examination date:

  1. Bring your QEAC Examination Permit and Official Receipt. No permit means no exam.
  2. Bring a No. 2 pencil, an eraser, and pencil sharpener.
  3. Bring at least two (2) valid identification cards with photo and signature for verification purposes. One will be asked by security officers at the gates, and another will be asked by the Test Specialist prior to the examination (v.g. School ID, Driver’s License, Press ID, Campus Journal ID, Student Club ID, Voter’s ID, etc.).
  4. Be at the venue/test room before the scheduled examination. If you are lost, please call (082) 221-2411 local 8303 (Admissions) or 8309 (Guidance) or go directly to the Office of Admission and Aid for assistance. Late examinees will not be allowed to take the examination. They are advised to re-schedule their examination date subject to the availability of slots. Rescheduling of test dates can be done only once; the applicant should file a new application after failing to take the test for whatever reason.

To claim the Notice of Acceptance (NOA) or Notice of Non-Acceptance, please bring any valid identification card and the Official Receipt. If somebody else is claiming the NOA, the claimant should have an authorization letter from the examinee or the examinee’s parent, if minor. If you used more information, please call, write, or visit the Office of Admission and Aid, Ateneo de Davao University, E. Jacinto St., 8016 Davao City, Philippines, (082) 221-2411/Fax (082) 226-4116, email: admissions@addu.edu.ph.

FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENT APPLICANTS (NON-FILIPINO)

The applicant shall first be interviewed by the Foreign Student Admission Officer fourteen (14) days after the examination. Please schedule an appointment with the Office ahead of time. After which the Notice of Acceptance (NOA) or Notice of Non-Acceptance must be claimed in person by the foreign student applicant at the Office of Admission and Aid. All admission requirements for international student applicants or non-Filipino applicants will be submitted to the Office of Admission and Aid before the applicant can be registered or enrolled in the University. A valid visa is needed before enrollment.