Nasugbu – CABEIHM
BSU Nasugbu Campusnasugbu-apacible-statuenasugbu-hostelnasugbu-cas-laboratoriesnasugbu-gym Nasugbu Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities College of Accountancy, Business, Economics and International Hospitality Management Program Offerings Description & Curriculum Bachelor of Science in Accountancy Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Management Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Marketing Management Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Human Resource Management Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management Contact Office of the Dean Dean: Assoc. Prof. MAYETTE A. CANANEA Email: mayette.cananea@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Associate Dean: Mr. MARVIN C. HERNANDEZ Email: marvin.hernandez@g.batstate-u.edu.ph OIC-Department Chairperson, BSA & BSMA: Asst. Prof. KENNETH S. LAGUATAN Email: kenneth.laguatan@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Program Chairperson, BSHM & BSTM: Dr. MARITHEL J. TIANGCO Email: marithel.tiangco@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Program Chairperson, BSBA: Dr. ERWIN A. CAPARAS Email: erwin.caparas@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Telephone: (043) 416-0350 loc. 204 College Email: cabeihm.nasugbu@g.batstate-u.edu.ph
Facilities
higher-education-building-pichigher-education-building-pic Lemery Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities Facilities Computer Laboratory The Computer Laboratory is an air-conditioned room to provide a conducive learning environment for the students and faculty member. Brand new personal computer units are installed in the Laboratory with licensed softwares and powered by i7 processor. There are 3 sets of CISCO internet equipment being used for instructional purposes. Students under the computer science program and other programs will have deeper understanding in their field of specialization as well as be able to fully utilize their potentials through the use of the different equipment. Fabric Construction (Sewing Laboratory) This Laboratory can be found at the 4th Floor of Academic Building. It is well-ventilated and well-lighted that makes it conducive for the students under the program Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education Major in Garments, Fashion, and Design in doing their class activities related to their course. There are 58 electric sewing machines available for crafting variety of designs for certain fabrics. This laboratory serves as an avenue for the students to execute their creativity, and talents that can be valuable in their chosen field of career in the future. Chemistry Laboratory The Chemistry laboratory is situated at the 4th floor of Technology Bldg. It is a fully air conditioned laboratory that contains four pieces of laboratory tables which measures 4 feet width x 8 feet length x 3 feet high with 18 mm chemical resistant top. Each table has a lavatory at its end. The room also has Fume Hood, Eyewasher and a demonstration table. This laboratory is being utilized to reinforce the lectures conducted in chemistry classes by giving students a chance to apply the knowledge they have learned. The students are being taught here of the different techniques necessary to be learned for them to become competitive professionals in the future. Physics Laboratory The experimental nature of physics coupled with the theoretical concepts and relationships being introduced in lectures to describe the general nature and behavior of real phenomena are the primary considerations in the design of the Physics Laboratory. The Laboratory has four units of laboratory tables with lavatory at each end. Each table measures 4 feet width x 8 feet length x 3 feet high with 18 mm chemical resistant table top. The room is fully air conditioned with proper lightings back up with lights coming from solar panels. This laboratory will give students genuine understanding of the lessons based on careful observation and thoughtful analysis of actual experiments. Audio-Visual Room The Audio-visual Room (AVR) is a place where the students experience learning in an effective way. There are two AVR facilities in the campus AVR I and AVR II. The rooms are divided by a collapsible partition. They are both situated at the 4th floor of the Technology Building. Each room has a total seating capacity of 50 persons and may be expanded to 100 persons seating capacity when both rooms will be utilized. Each room is equipped with LED Television, Movie type chairs arranged in a Horse shoe style, well lighted with backups lights from the solar panels and with an installed a 2 hp split type air conditioning unit to make the usage of the room comfortable. The venue for Faculty and students’ seminars, Class and organization activities, symposium, large size meetings, video presentations, video conferencing, Live broadcast services and other related activities. Campus Library There are four Multi-purpose halls in the campus. They are located at the Fifth floor of the technology building. For the easy movement of people, the building is equipped with an elevator. The halls are properly ventilated for the convenience of the users. In cases when the crowd is bigger, the partitions between the halls may be removed to provide more space. The place is also Wifi ready and has a good view of the Taal Basilica, SM center, Pansipit river and other beautiful places of the town proper. The Multipurpose Halls serve as an ideal place for brainstorming, large gathering group of students, and networking of different organizations and break out session during seminars. Sports Gym Facility The Audio-visual Room (AVR) is a place where the students experience learning in an effective way. There are two AVR facilities in the campus AVR I and AVR II. The rooms are divided by a collapsible partition. They are both situated at the 4th floor of the Technology Building. Each room has a total seating capacity of 50 persons and may be expanded to 100 persons seating capacity when both rooms will be utilized. Each room is equipped with LED Television, Movie type chairs arranged in a Horse shoe style, well lighted with backups lights from the solar panels and with an installed a 2 hp split type air conditioning unit to make the usage of the room comfortable. The venue for Faculty and students’ seminars, Class and organization activities, symposium, large size meetings, video presentations, video conferencing, Live broadcast services and other related activities. Campus Canteen The Campus Canteen is located at the left side of the campus façade. It is composed of seven stalls with an average size of 6.11 sqm each. It has Comfort Rooms, a wash area, Storage area and dining area. The dining area can accommodate 60 to 80 persons. It also serves as a student center where students recreation and socialization are conducted. The center is also being utilized as a venue for meeting of student groups and conferences or competitions being held by the different local organizations. Prayer Room The campus prayer room caters to the spiritual needs of students and university personnel. Religious services are being conducted here like Bible Study, Rosary Day monthly Eucharistic Celebration for the Catholics, Muslim worships and other related activities. This room is intended for the use of students and staff to feel a calm, clean and a neutral environment. To enhance its ambience, the room is air conditioned and has adjustable lights to suit the
Linkages
higher-education-building-pichigher-education-building-pic Lemery Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities Linkages Local Partners Universal Robina Corp. Hacienda Villas Subdivision Creative Gateway Incorporated EQ Grant Lending Corp. Bestdeal Marketing Motor Ace Phils. Inc. Motorcentral Taal Polymedic Hospital and Medical Center Grandcycle Inc. Rural Bank of San Luis Inc. First District Feedmill Corporation Giardino Events Place Our Lady of Caysasay Medical Center South Asialink Finance Corporation CDC Holdings Inc. Phoenix Petroleum Philippines Inc. St. Louis Golden Harvest Agro Industrial Corporation Teletech Customer Care Villas Del Pueblo 7 Eleven Corporation Taal Maranan’s Farmville Inc Xentro Mall, Department Store Advance Technology CCTV United Coconut Planters Life Assurance Corp. Lemery Doctors Medical Center Taal Water District Luzon Development Bank – Lemery Municipality of Taal Mt. Carmel Rural Bank Inc. – Sta Teresita Bangko Kabayan Paradores Del Castillo JTK Electronics Components Phils. Inc. Lemery Water District Steel Konstruct Master Batelec – Lemery Municipality of Lemery URC – Sure Compoud Municipality of Bauan Grand Cycle Inc. PNB – Lemery Sahara Batching Plant Corp. Rural Bank of Taal Inc. New Nemar Dev Corp. Municipality of Sta. Teresita Municipality of San Luis Clevergold Credit Company Mount Carmel Rural Bank Inc – Lemery Batelec – Calaca Sem Calaca Power Complex Manor Bank A Rural Bank Corp. EVB Bookkeeping Office – Batangas Maptan Construction & Equipment Rental Inc. Housing & Land Use Regulatory Board Expanded National Capital Region Philippine National Bank – Bauan HG 3 Construction & Development Corporation Municipality of Agoncillo Bestdeal Marketing South Asialink Finance Corporation Municipality of Calaca Lockton Philippines Insurance and Reinsurance Brokers, Inc. Wings Technology Inc. Jamecyn Travel & Tours & General Services Transcycle Our Lady of Caysasay Medical Center Radiowealth Finance Company Philhealth Insurance Corporation Philhealth Insurance Corporation – Lemery Metro Lemery Medical Center Municipality of Agoncillo Tech 4ED Center Southboud Computer System Inc. – Lemery Southboud Computer System Inc. – Batangas CBL Freight Forwarded and Courier Express Int’l, Inc. Municipality of Taal Advatech CCTV Ionics EMS, Inc. DPWH Deltek Systems PCI Tech Center Knauf Gypsum Philippines, Inc. Silverstreak Transport Corporation TOG 10 Philippine Air Force, CDO I Serve Business Process Inc. V-The Villas Group of Companies Philhealth – Lemery EVB Bookkeeping Office Rural Bank of Taal Inc. Alido-De Leon Accounting Services Jabez Motor Corporation R.B. Alvarez Accounting Office Sahara Batching Plant VMRT & Associates Law Firm Landbank of the Philippines – Balayan Our Lady of Caysasay Medical Center DSWD Makati Transforwarded Corp. Batelec Mount Carmel Rural Bank Inc. – Sta Teresita Rural Bank of Lemery Inc. Eugrace Accounting Service Filinvest Land Inc. Mount Carmel Rural Bank Inc. – Lemery Emma A. Ramirez Accounting & Auditing Services HG 3 Construction & Development Corporation PNB – Lemery Puyat Sports Group of Companies Access Inc. Perennial Back Officer Solutions Harborstar Shipping Services Inc. Medical Center Western Batangas Shopmeds Corporation A.P. Carton Box, Inc. Ace Summit Life Insurance Agency Adhika Multi-Purpose Cooperative Alas Oplas & Co., CPAs Anafara Corporation Balayan Distillery, Inc. Casedist Inc. CitiGlobal Realty and Development, Inc. Claire Cable Television Coral Beach Club Creotec Philippines Inc. Eastwest Works and Industrial Services, Inc. FWD Life Insurance Philippines GURU Property Development and Management Corporation Victory Town Center Lemery Joel Chavez Construction and Maintenance Inc. Joel M. Raz & Associates CPAs Laco Garachico Protacio & Co. Municipality of San Luis, Batangas Municipality of San Nicolas, Batangas Municipality of Taal, Batangas Pristine Ville Subdivision Raya Virtual Assistance Services Red Lion Summit Life Insurance Agency Ri-an Commercial Inc. Sorosoro Ibaba Development Cooperative Task Wise VA BPO The Farm at San Benito Total Agricultural Assistance and Development Wedding Suppliers Association of the Philippines, Inc.
Extension & Community Services
higher-education-building-pichigher-education-building-pic Lemery Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities Extension & Community Services IMPLEMENTED EXTENSION PROJECTS Title of Projects Sustainable Development Goals Date / Duration No. of (Male and Female) Beneficiaries Beneficiaries TARA USAP: Why Every Feeling is Valid? SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 – Quality Education February 18-2022 7:00 am – 11:00 nn 58 Male and 218 Female Faculty members, staffs and students of St. Blaise Community Academy and BatStateU Lemery SIWALAT: A Webinar on Sexual Harassment in the Workplace SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 – Quality Education SDG 5 – Gender and Equality March 18, 2022 8:00 am – 12:00 nn 21 Male and 65 Female Staffs of Municipality of Lemery, Batangas and Faculty members and staff of BatStateU Lemery RAWR: Refining and Advancing to craft a winning Research” SDG 4 – Quality Education May 20, 2022 8:00 am – 12:00 nn 89 MALE and 188 FEMALE Faculty members and students from BatStateU – Lemery, Lemery Colleges, Inc., St. St. Blaise Community Academy, Taal Senior High School, and Lemery Senior High School Student Orientation and GAD Basics for First Year Students SDG 5 – Gender and Equality August 15, 2022 8:00 am – 12:00 nn; 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm 28 Male and 120 Female Students of BatStateU Lemery Student Orientation and GAD Basics for Second Year Students SDG 5 – Gender and Equality August 17, 2022 8:00 am – 12:00 nn; 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm 46 Male and 145 Female Students of BatStateU Lemery Student Orientation and GAD Basics for Third Year Students SDG 5 – Gender and Equality August 18, 2022 8:00 am – 12:00 nn; 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm 8 Male and 41 Female Students of BatStateU Lemery Student Orientation and GAD Basics for Fourth Year Students SDG 5 – Gender and Equality August 19, 2022 8:00 am – 12:00 nn; 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm 28 Male and 113 Female Students of BatStateU Lemery Needs Assessment for Child Care Workers in The Municipality of Lemery, Batangas SDG 4 – Quality Education September 15, 2022 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm 46 Female Child Development Workers of Municipality of Lemery Name of the Project Brief Description Beneficiaries Duration Bangon Batangas: Community Clean-Up Drive for Barangay Bagong Sikat The project is a collaborative activity between the residents of the Bagong Sikat, Lemery, Batangas and BatStateU-Lemery personnel in cleaning the volcanic ashfall during the Taal volcano Eruption. This was done help the communities along the street of Rajah Matanda street to have a clean and safe environment. Residents of Brgy. Bagong Sikat February 4, 2020 BANGON BATANGAS: A RELIEF OPERATION FOR LEMEREÑO EVACUEES OF TAAL VOLCANO ERUPTION This activity was organized to extend assistance to evacuees affected by the eruption of Taal Volcano. The BatStateU Lemery personnel solicited donations from different individuals and organizations with generous heart for some relief goods such as clothes, canned goods, bottled water and other basic needs. 50 Families January 22, 2020 – February 7, 2020 Technology Transfer and Skills Training: Cashier Queue-Matic Management System This project intends to train employees and residents from the Municipality of Agoncillo, Batangas to be familiar in the use of queuing machine in doing transactions in the Cashier office. The technology is transferred by the university to the municipality as part of the program technology transfer. The technology is a research output of students from Industrial Technology and Computer Science. Municipal Employees and Residents of the 21 Barangays of Agoncillo, Batangas December 9, 2019 (Installation and Training); Monthly Updating and Monitoring TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND SKILLS TRAINING: INFO-SCREEN FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF AGONCILLO This project aims to transfer a research output of the campus to the Municipality of Agoncillo called Queue-matic Management System. The system has an audio-visual display of the queuing. info-screen that intends to be the online bulletin board for the Agoncillo Municipal Hall announcements. Municipal Employees and Residents of the 21 Barangays of Agoncillo, Batangas December 9, 2019 (Installation and Training); Monthly Updating and Monitoring BASIC COMPUTER ERROR CONFIGURATION TRAINING WORKSHOP: ICT INTEGRATION PROGRAM TO FACULTY MEMBERS OF ST. BLAISE COMMUNITY ACADEMY Computer is absolutely a great tool used by teachers for preparing their lectures, computing the grades of their students, and even in communicating with one another with the help of internet. The project was given to faculty members from St. Blaise community Academy. The training intends to help faculty members on how to use Microsoft office application in the delivery of instructions. 34 Faculty Members of St. Blaise Community Academy November 29, 2019 TRAINING WORKSHOP ON SPREADSHEET AND PRESENTATION TOOLS: ICT INTEGRATION PROGRAM TO FACULTY MEMBERS OF ST. BLAISE COMMUNITY ACADEMY The goal of this activity is to equip faculty member of St. Blaise Community Academy with the proper skills and knowledge regarding spreadsheet and presentation tools. This will also enhance their teaching capacity when it comes to preparation of lectures and computation of grades. 34 Faculty Members of St. Blaise Community Academy November 28, 2019 BLOODLETTING PROJECT: DUGONG ALAY: SAGIP DUGTONG BUHAY (PEP TALK AND ACTUAL BLOODLETTING ACTIVITY) In coordination with the Philippine Red Cross -Nasugbu Chapter, this annual activity aims to save lives by donating bloods. Students, faculty members, and even alumni of the university participated in this endeavor. 49 Donors September 16, 2019 (Pep Talk); October 16, 2019 (Actual Bloodletting Activity)
Research and Development
higher-education-building-pichigher-education-building-pic Lemery Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities Research and Development Name of Faculty/ Students Title of Study Conference Mrs. Elaine G. Baxa, et al. The Nexus Between School Facilities and Students Skills in Selected Junior National High Schools in Calaca District 1st DLSAU International Multidisciplinary Research Conference, January 25-26, 2019 Dr. Jennifer M. Cueto Benefits Gained by the Employees of an Organization in Implementing Corporate Social Responsibility 1st DLSAU International Multidisciplinary Research Conference, January 25-26, 2019 Dr. Jennifer M. Cueto The Experiences of the Former International Students of Niigata University During Post-Graduate Studies in Japan 1st DLSAU International Multidisciplinary Research Conference, January 25-26, 2019 Dr. Jesse Nelson P. Llana, et al Cash Management of the Rural Banks in the First District of Batangas 1st DLSAU International Multidisciplinary Research Conference, January 25-26, 2019 Mr. Jemuel G. Malaluan Financial Sustainability of Hardware Businesses in the First District of Batangas Province 1st DLSAU International Multidisciplinary Research Conference, January 25-26, 2019 Mrs. Lovilet C. Molo. et al. Contribution of Poulry Farming on the Finances of Farm Owners in te First District of Batangas 1st DLSAU International Multidisciplinary Research Conference, January 25-26, 2019 Dr. Jennifer M. Cueto, et al Effectiveness of the Leadership Style of Supervisors and Managers of Motorcycle Dealers in Lemery, Batangas 19th AIIAS International Research Conference, November 20-22, 2018 Dr. Jennifer M. Cueto, et al. Dynamic Transparency of Batangas State University-Lemery as Perceived by Students in the Implementation of Student Norms and Conduct 19th AIIAS International Research Conference, November 20-22, 2018 Dr. Jennifer M. Cueto, et al. Views of Selected Residents From Agoncillo, Calaca and Lemery in Lowering the Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility 19th AIIAS International Research Conference, November 20-22, 2018 Dr. Jesse Nelson P. Llana The Role of Multi Political Parties in the Philippines: Its Implications to Nation Building 19th AIIAS International Research Conference, November 20-22, 2018 Mr. Jemuel G. Malaluan Personal Financial Management of Female Members of Microfinance Institution in Agoncillo, Batangas (No data yet) – November 14-16, 2018 Mr. Jemuel G. Malaluan Financial Stability of Retired Government Employees in Lemery,Batangas Step Up International Conference, September 25, 2018 Mr. Jemuel G. Malaluan Personal Financial Management of Female Members of Microfinance Institution in Agoncillo, Batangas 3rd GAD Research Conference, November 14-16, 2018 Unknown Outcome-Based Education Instructional Delivery in the General Engineering Sciences at Batangas State University PATFE Regional Research Coference, March 14-15, 2019 Dr. Jennifer M. Cueto, et al Contribution of Hongkong Labor Policy to the Overseas Filipino Workers 12th NOCEI Research Forum, April 27, 2018 Dr. Jennifer M. Cueto, et al Views of Selected Residents From Agoncillo, Calaca and Lemery in Lowering the Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility 12th NOCEI Research Forum, April 27, 2018 Mr. Joel N. Cańada Multifucntional Remote Control for Home Appliances 12th NOCEI Research Forum, April 27, 2018 Mr. Jemuel G. Malaluan Socio-economic Drivers of Entrepreneurial Development in the Fifth-Class Municipalities of Batangas Province 12th NOCEI Research Forum, April 27, 2018 Ms. Carmina S. Duag, et. al Learning Environment as Assessed by Bachelor of Secondary Education 12th NOCEI Research Forum, April 27, 2018 Research Recent Publications Name of Faculty/ Students Title of Study Publication Mr. Roger Ascona Cashew Shelling Machine Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines, June 24, 2019 Mr. Joel N. Cańada Improved Universal Power Supply Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines, June 24, 2019 Mr. Joel N. Cańada Multi-Functional Remote-Control for Appliances Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines, July 1, 2019
Students
higher-education-building-pichigher-education-building-pic Lemery Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities Students Supreme Student Council (SSC) SSC aims to empower students for their holistic development, by providing worthwhile activities that are envisioned to strengthen their academics and curricular aspect. Multi-Faith Ministry Multi-Faith Ministry is a school-based organization intended to integrate social and spiritual relations between diverse religions, to strengthen students’ belief in God, and to educate students about how they will apply the words of God in real life situations. Sports and Cultural Club (SSC) Sports and Cultural Club aims to develop productive and well-rounded individuals that shall lead sports and cultural field Future Educators’ Society (FES) Future Educators’ Society (FES) is an organization that aims to develop among its members the real essence of being future educators who are not only competitive but also imbued with ethical values necessary to become instruments in molding the minds and characters of future learners. Organization of Bachelor of Industrial Technology Students (ORBITS) ORBITS seeks to integrate service, moral values and good discipline among BIT students. Its name suggests ‘lightning’ which serves as the guiding light in the accomplishment of the noble mission of the organization. Invincible Council of Accountants and Managers (INCAM) INCAM is an organization that develops the real essence of being an accounting and business student among its members. It shall help every member to become a well-rounded individual who shall lead the society in the future and become a role model for others. Association of Committed Computer Science Students (ACCESS) ACCESS is an organization that spearheads different activities for the welfare of the students in line with the vision and mission of the university. The organization also aims to provide opportunities for its members to learn outside the classroom, meet new people, share interest, develop skills, and collaborate with other organizations in the campus to organize worthwhile projects.
Administration
higher-education-building-pichigher-education-building-pic Lemery Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities Administration Dr. EXPEDITO V. ACORDA Chancellor Assoc. Prof. SANDY M.GONZALES Campus Director Assoc. Prof. SANDY M.GONZALES Head, Academic Affairs Dr. JENNIFER M. CUETO Head, Research Development and Extension Services Mr. ZORCASTRO E. CABELLO Head, Development and External Affairs Asst. Prof. LOVILET C. MOLO Head, Administrative Services
Property & Supply Management Office
The Property and Supply Management Office (PSMO) is primarily responsible of the distribution, disposition, storage and inventory of all the properties of the University. Section 2 of Presidential Decree No. 1445 known as The State Auditing Code of the Philippines states that “all resources of the government shall be managed, expended or utilized in accordance with law, rules and regulations and safeguarded against loss or wastage through illegal or improper disposition with the view of ensuring economy, efficiency, and effectiveness in the operation of the government.” The realization and implementation of this state policy rests primarily with the head of the government agency. Thus, the government officer entrusted with the possession or custody of the funds and property by the head agency shall be immediately responsible to the head of agency without prejudice to the liability of either party of the government. The PSMO continues to deliver all of its services to the needs of students, faculty, employees and other University stake holders. The office is committed to the development and improvement to help attain the mission and vision of the University. Service Mission The Property and Supply Management Office (PSMO) is committed to manage, expend and utilize, safeguard against loss or wastage through illegal or improper disposition of all the properties of the university. Control Flow The following are the control flow being observed by the office: inspection and verification of delivered products; requested supplies are issued and acted upon; issuance to End-user; record supplies inventory; posting of equipment details to Property Card; issuance of Property Acknowledgement Receipt (PAR); documented disposal of property; renewal of registration and insurance of University Vehicle; and renewal of insurance of University Buildings and Other Structure. Landline number and email address Landline Number: (043) 980-0385 local 1231 E-mail address: psmo.main@g.batstate-u.edu.ph
Scholarship and Financial Assistance
Scholarship and Financial Assistance Testimonials Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0001Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0002Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0003Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0004Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0005Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0006Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0007Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0008Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0009Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0010Testimonials DOST and External Partners_page-0011 The Batangas State University commits to its mandates of providing access to quality tertiary education to the youth by providing scholarships and financial assistance to most able and deserving students. The university through the Scholarship and Financial Assistance Office (SFAO) establish linkages with local and international philanthropists, alumni, government and private agencies to cater diverse groups of beneficiaries and provide incentives by giving grants and financial assistance to the deserving but financially challenged students. The office provides the following services: A. Application for Scholarship and Financial Assistance: For Graduate School Students – Government Employee Must be casual, temporary or permanent Government employee Filled-up application form (PDF format) Click this link to download application form: tinyurl.com/ScholarAppForm Scan the updated NOTARIZED CERTIFICATE OF EMPLOYMENT and download the Certificate of Registration for the current semester in the student portal. The certification shall include if the applicant is holding permanent, temporary, or casual status. Go to the Scholarship FB Page in your campus and check the announcement about the Scholarship Application for Graduate School Students – Government Employee in the current semester and school year. For Alangilan Campus -https://www.facebook.com/ScholarshipandFinancialAssistanceAlangilan For Pablo Borbon Campus – https://www.facebook.com/SFAO.PB 4. Answer the Google Form link provided and upload the e-copy of duly filled-up application form, updated notarized Certificate Of Employment and Certificate of Registration. For Graduate School Students – Alumni Must be BatStateU Graduate Filled-up application form (PDF format) Click this link to download application form: tinyurl.com/ScholarAppForm Scan the Diploma or Transcript of Records (as proof that he/she is a BatStateU Graduate) and download the Certificate of Registration for the current semester in the student portal Go to the Scholarship FB Page in your campus and check the announcement about the Scholarship Application for Graduate School Students – Alumni in the current semester and school year. For Alangilan Campus -https://www.facebook.com/ScholarshipandFinancialAssistanceAlangilan For Pablo Borbon Campus – https://www.facebook.com/SFAO.PB 4. Answer the Google Form link provided and upload the e-copy of duly filled-up application form and scanned copy of your Diploma or Transcript of Records and Certificate of Registration. For College of Law Students – Government Employee Must be casual, temporary or permanent Government employee Filled-up application form (PDF format) Click this link to download application form: tinyurl.com/ScholarAppForm Scan the updated NOTARIZED CERTIFICATE OF EMPLOYMENT and download the Certificate of Registration for the current semester in the student portal. Go to the Scholarship FB Page in your campus and check the announcement about the Scholarship Application for Graduate School Students – Government Employee in the current semester and school year. For Pablo Borbon Campus – https://www.facebook.com/SFAO.PB 4. Answer the Google Form link provided and upload the e-copy of duly filled-up application form, updated notarized Certificate of Employment and Certificate of Registration For Integrated School Students with parents are permanent faculty or employee at BatStateU Bona fide students of the University who are legal dependents of permanent faculty and employee. Filled-up application form (PDF format) Click this link to download application form: tinyurl.com/ScholarAppForm Download the Certificate of Registration for the current semester in the student portal Go to the Scholarship FB Page in your campus and check the announcement about the Scholarship Application for Integrated School Student in the current semester and school year. For Pablo Borbon Campus – https://www.facebook.com/SFAO.PB 4. Answer the Google Form link provided and upload the e-copy of duly filled-up application form and Certificate of Registration For Integrated School Students (incoming high school Top 1 (Valedictorian) and Top 2 (Salutatorian)) Must be an elementary or high school valedictorian, salutatorian, or top five of at least 100 graduates (except for BatStateU IS graduates and Science High School and Special Schools for the Arts/Technology) but subject to verification and mandate from CHED. Filled-up application form (PDF format) Click this link to download application form: tinyurl.com/ScholarAppForm Download the Certificate of Registration for the current semester in the student portal Scan the Notarized Certification from the principal stating the academic rank of the applicant and the total number of graduates Scan the Certified True Copy of the report card. Go to the Scholarship FB Page in your campus and check the announcement about the Scholarship Application for Integrated School Student in the current semester and school year. For Pablo Borbon Campus – https://www.facebook.com/SFAO.PB 6. Answer the Google Form link provided and upload the e-copy of duly filled-up application form and Certificate of Registration, Notarized Certificate from the principal and CTC of the report card. B. Evaluation of grades and other supporting documents for renewal of scholarship and financial assistance. Student who are existing scholars/continuing grantees of various externally funded grants may check their joined Google Classroom for submission of the documentary requirement. The office shall assist you in the submission of these documents to our external partners Continuing Tulong Dunong Program (TDP) and Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) Grantee Download the current Registration Form and Grades from previous Semester. Go to Assigned Google Classroom and answer the classwork assigned in the passing the needed requirements for evaluation and update student information C. Request for Scholarship Certification. Student who need Scholarship Certification may download Scholarship Requisition Slip in their Student Portal or download here: tinyurl.com/ScholarReqSlp and submit the requisition slip in scholarship office or in email at their respective campus. Contact Details Pablo Borbon Campus Address: Scholarship Office – PB, Ground Floor, SSC 2 Bldg., Batangas State University – Pablo Borbon, Rizal Ave., Batangas City, Batangas Email: scholarship.pb@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Tel. no.: (043) 980-0385 loc. 1834 Alangilan Campus Address: Scholarship Office-Alangilan, Ground Floor, CIT Bldg., Batangas State University- Alangilan, Golden Country Homes., Brgy. Alangilan, Batangas City, Batangas Email: sfao.alangilan@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Tel. no.: (043) 425-0139 loc. 2154 Lipa Campus Address: Scholarship Office-Lipa, Ground Floor, CECS Bldg., Batangas State University-Lipa, Brgy. Marawoy,
Student Affairs and Services
The Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS) aims to mold globally competent and value-laden citizens by striving to enrich students through a holistic approach in providing Student Welfare and Development Programs and Services in consonance with the vision, mission, goals and objectives of Batangas State University and the mandates of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). These basic services and programs ensure and promote student well-being and are designed to explore, enhance and develop the student’s full potential in leadership and social responsibility through various institutional and student–initiated activities that upholds the core values of the university. Thrusts & Priorities Provisions of services and programs in the university that are concerned with academic support experiences of students to attain holistic student development. The purpose is to facilitate holistic student growth for active participation in the collective efforts to develop the community and build a progressive nation. These non-academic services are student-centered and three-pronged: student welfare services, student development programs and services and institutional student programs and services. Contact Details Telephone: (043) 980-0385 loc. 1134 Email address: osas.central@g.batstate-u.edu.ph FRONTLINE SERVICE: Student Support and Feedback Mechanism Portal As an educational institution committed to fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment, we would like to remind all students of the availability of our student feedback mechanism portal. This platform serves as a direct channel for students to voice their concerns, suggestions, or grievances regarding any aspect of their academic experiences. Developed with the intention of gathering valuable insights from those at the heart of our institution, this tool empowers students to play an active role in shaping the quality of education provided. We encourage every student to utilize this portal without hesitation, understanding that their inputs are valued and will be treated with utmost confidentiality and respect. Through thoughtful feedback and open communication among students, faculty, and administration, we can work collaboratively toward continuous improvement and student satisfaction. Remember, your voice matters; together we can make a difference! https://dione.batstate-u.edu.ph/ossfmp/#/ The Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS) – Central directly supervise the central Testing and Admissions Office (TAO) and Scholarship and Financial Assistance office (SFAO). The Testing and Admission Office (TAO) provides the services to student applicants in college and Integrated School (IS) as well as to the academic non- teaching staff applicants: a.) Information Services, b.) Testing Services and c.) Admission Services. For the Information Services, the TAO disseminates information about the college programs offered, schedule of admission as well as the list of requirements, contact details and the step by step procedure in admission application. True to its commitment in providing effective testing services, the Office administers standardized admission tests appropriate for the academic levels. In addition, its admission services include revaluation of submitted college application forms and checking of the requirements of applicants which will be the bases for the approval and issuance of examination permit. The Office checks, scores, and interprets tests, prepares psychological reports of academic non-teaching applicants and issues notice of passing to qualified college applicants based on quota set by the University. Each Constituent Campus (Pablo Borbon, Alangilan, JPLPC-Malvar, Arasof-Nasugbu and Lipa) implements the admission policies, procedures and guidelines. For more information about Testing and Admission Office (TAO), you may visit the office official web page: http://tao.batstate-u.edu.ph/ Scholarship and Financial Assistance office (SFAO) facilitates the management, generation and/or allocation of funds for scholarship and financial assistance aid to deserving students (CMO 9 s. 2013) supporting them in their pursuit of higher education. SFAO organizes various scholarships and financial assistance from internal and external partners through comprehensive databases and carefully reviewing applications to determine eligibility based on criteria such as academic achievements, financial need, and specific requirements set by donors setting an efficient delivery of student service. Successful applicants are notified and awarded scholarships, with the office overseeing fund disbursement. Additionally, it assists students with compliance and reporting requirements, engages in outreach efforts, and maintains meticulous records. In essence, a scholarship office plays a pivotal role in fostering access to higher education by connecting students with vital financial resources. The SFAO of constituent Campus (Pablo Borbon, Alangilan, JPLPC-Malvar, Arasof-Nasugbu and Lipa) provides services such as application of internal and external funded scholarhip, assist grantees in claiming grants, approval of grantees through scholarship system and preparation of status report of scholars. They implements the general SFAO policies, procedures and guidelines. For more information about Testing and Admission Office (TAO), you may visit the office official web page: https://batstateu.edu.ph/scholarship/bsu-scholarship-financial-assistance/ Student Services monitored by the Office of Student Affairs and Services (As per CHED Memo No. 9, s. 2013 – Enhanced Policies and Guidelines on Student Affairs and Services)
