UPCAT originally scheduled on September 15-16, 2018 but re-scheduled on October 26-27, 2018 due to typhoon Ompong announcement.
Here's the list of passers:
The UPCAT consists of 4 subtests: Language Proficiency (in English and Filipino), Reading Comprehension (in English and Filipino), Science, and Math. Standardized UPCAT scores are combined with the weighted average of the last 3 years of high school final grades to determine the UP admission grade (UPG). To implement the policy of demographic access, the selection of campus qualifiers also considers socioeconomic and geographic factors. Science, Math, Language Proficiency (in English and Filipino), and Reading Comprehension (in English and Filipino). Standardized UPCAT scores are combined with the weighted average of the last 3 years of high school final grades to determine the UP admission grade. To implement the policy of demographic access, the selection of campus qualifiers also considers socioeconomic and geographic factors.
Qualifying for a Campus
All UPCAT applicants are ranked based on the UPG to determine Campus Qualifiers.
Selection is based on the applicant’s choice of campus and rank, plus the campus quota and cut-off grade.
If you do not qualify for your first choice of campus, you are automatically screened for your other choices.
Qualifying for a Degree Program
Campus qualifiers are ranked according to grade predictors of their chosen degree programs.
Admission into a degree program is based on rank per chosen degree program and program quota. Acceptance into a degree program is based on rank per chosen degree program and program quota
If you don't make it to your first choice of program, you will be screened again for your next choice
If you still do not make it to your last indicated course choice, you will remain qualified for that campus but must then find a degree program with available slots (DPWS) in that campus. The campus Registrar's Office will help you find that program.
Appeals
If you do not qualify to any of your campus choices, you may appeal for admission to a program in another UP campus if your admission grade is within the campus' posted cutoff grade, and the program has available slots. Present your Non-Qualifier's Slip indicating your admission grade (sent to you in the mail) to the Registrar's Office of the campus you want to enter. There is no guarantee of acceptance as each campus may have additional criteria for admission through appeals.
No comments:
Post a Comment