DLSU CET Results for AY 2013-2014

     One of the most anticipated results that senior high school graduating students throughout the country are looking forward is the De La Salle University  CET (College Entrance Test) for AY 2013-2014.  It might be released anytime this week according to my daughter who is anxiously waiting for the results. DLSU belongs to the top 500 educational institutions in the world. It has a great academic reputation in Asia and many graduating high school students aspires to be enrolled in DLSU. It gives a higher percentage on graduate employability. A Lasallian student graduates faster on a shorter period of time due its trimester scheme. It is therefore a great privilege to be admitted to this highly ranked and prestigious university.

     As in any institution, one has to pass specific requirements in order to be accepted; and the basic condition is to pass the entrance test. My eldest daughter being a current senior high school student took the DLSU College Entrance Test last October 14, 2012 at the main campus in Manila. She is praying and hoping not just to pass but be among the top 120 qualified examinees. Since we cannot afford to send her to college on private education, we are relying on scholarship programs for her to pursue her college education. DLSU is offering scholarships to poor but deserving students especially those graduating from public high schools: The Vaugirard Scholarship Program.

     The Vaugirard Scholarship Program provides 50 scholarships every year exclusively for students who are graduating from public high schools. But a student must be among the Top 120 examinees of DLSU CET, a Filipino citizen, and with a family gross annual income of not greater than P500,000 in order to qualify for their next level of screening. A university committee will conduct the screening and final selection for the scholarship grantees. Qualified scholars  under the program will receive a full waiver on tuition, miscellaneous, and laboratory fees throughout their stay in the University plus cash incentive for those graduating with Latin honors, advance enrolment privileges, and monthly stipend of P10,000 to cover accommodation at the Lasallian Center, meals, and other expenses.

     My daughter took the DLSU CET because of the Vaugirard Scholarship Program. She hopes to make it as a Vaugirard scholar. As far as I know it is the best scholarship being offered to public high school graduating students. How lucky a student will be once qualified!