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General Requirements for Graduation Minimum Requirements A Miriam College Degree is awarded to a student who meets all the following minimum requirements: 1. Filed an application for graduation on the deadline set by the Registrar’s office every semester. 2. Residence of at least five (5) semesters and completion of at least 90 units at Miriam College 3. Completion of the specified requirements in the curriculum in which the student is enrolled, 4. Minimum CQPA of 2.40 at the end of the last semester at Miriam College Application forms for graduation can be secured from the College Dean and Registrar offices. Honors and Awards 1. Dean’s List A Quality Point Average of 4.30 with no marks below 2.5 for the semester is the scholastic requirement for the Dean’s List of honor students. Students must carry a current load of at least 12 units to be eligible for the Dean’s List. The list is announced the following semester at the Students’ Assembly where certificates are given to each student in the list. 2. Honors at Graduation a. Scholastic Honors Latin Honors are awarded to students who obtain the following CQPA at graduation: Summa Cum Laude 4.8500–5.0000 Magna Cum Laude 4.6000–4.8499 Cum Laude 4.3000–4.5999 The minimum grade requirement in all subjects for the three Latin Honors is as follows: Summa Cum Laude Minimum of 3.5 Magna Cum Laude Minimum of 3.0 Cum Laude Minimum of 2.5 For either or both of the following conditions, however, a student is disqualified for Latin Honors: if she earned more than 12 units of her graduation requirements from other schools; if she finished her course for more than the prescribed number of years. b. Area Award The Area Award is given to students who earn the highest major CQPA of at least 4.30 in the Area with no grade below 3.0 in the major subjects and below 1.0 in all other subjects. However, a student is disqualified for an Area Award if she earned more than 12 units of her graduation requirements from other schools or if she finished her degree program for more than the prescribed number of years. c. Meritorious Academic Performance Award This award is granted to student/s of associate courses who earn the highest major CQPA of at least 4.30 with no grade below 3.0 in major subjects. d. Mother Mary Joseph Award This award is given by the College to graduates who are outstanding from the point of view of Scholastic Achievement, Leadership, Responsibility and Christian Social Consciousness, and thus have learned to personalize the College objectives. It is expected that this will be lived out in different individuals in different manners, and this is recognized at graduation by means of citations. Upon graduation, one Mother Mary Joseph awardee is chosen to deliver the Message to the Graduates. e. Non-Scholastic Honor A Loyalty Acknowledgment is given to graduates who have been continuously enrolled in Miriam College since the first grade. 50 | Miriam College Bulletin of Information www.mc.edu.ph | 51
General Policies Attire Students of Miriam College are encouraged at all times to follow those standards of attire consonant with the dignity of Christian women. All students must wear the prescribed uniform (material, pattern, length) in coming to school. For physical education classes, a special uniform is prescribed. The PE uniform may not be worn in other classes. Tuition and Other School Fees Information on tuition, basic and miscellaneous fees for the school year may be obtained from the Office of Student Affairs at telephone number: 580-5400 local 1147 or via e-mail at msanchez@mc.edu.ph. Mode of Payment Tuition and Other School Fees Dismissal Students may leave the campus anytime, except when an official activity is scheduled in which their presence is required. They are enjoined to use their vacant periods wisely and pursue activities that enrich their college experience. Campus Visitors Payment may be made by cash, check, Citibank credit card, or by postal money order made payable to Miriam College and not to “Cash”, or to individuals in the institution. Out-of-town checks should be drawn against banks in the Metro-Manila area, if possible. Personal checks are not accepted for the period of March 1-31, so parents and students are encouraged to settle accounts before March 1 (if they choose to pay in check). Otherwise, they have to pay in cash or certified checks. It is understood that parents or guardians are responsible for the payment of tuition and other expenses of the student. Social visiting on campus is discouraged. Only persons on official business who are cleared by the college offices will be permitted entry into the College Campus. Student Discipline At all times, on or off-campus, all Miriam College students are expected to behave in such a way as to earn greater respect for themselves and for the College as an educational institution. The College Discipline Committee, under the Associate Dean for Student Affairs, handles and investigates all reported major violations. Central Bank Requirement for Foreign Students Under existing Central Bank regulations, foreign students are required to meet their school expenses such as tuition fees, matriculation fees, laboratory fees, books and other fees. These can be paid out of the proceeds of inward remittances of acceptable foreign currencies that they can exchange in pesos at any commercial bank or authorized foreign exchange dealers of the Central Bank. Correspondingly, foreign students are required to submit evidence of sale of foreign exchange in such amount as necessary to cover payment of school fees and books as a condition for their enrollment. Emergency Measures Refunds In case of emergency situations, HEU administrators shall implement the following guidelines: 1. Students and personnel shall be asked to evaluate the building through the nearest safe exit routes in going to the designated evacuation sites. An evacuation guide will assist them to evacuate in a quiet and orderly manner. Emergency floor plans are posted inside the classrooms and offices. 2. In case students and personnel are stranded on campus during an emergency situation, arrangements with cafeteria will be made so that food is available. 3. The nurse and emergency team members will be asked to stay during the emergency period. 4. During an accident or any emergency situation that needs further evaluation, the patient will be brought to the nearest accredited hospital or clinic. Parents or guardians will be notified. % of Tuition, Basic Fees and Misc. Fees Refunded 75% of tuition and fees 50% of tuition and fees None Regular Semester If the student transfers or withdraws within the 1 st week of classes whether these were attended or not After the 1 st week to 2 nd week of classes, whether attended or not After the 2 nd week of classes, whether attended or not Summer Session If the student transfers or withdraws within the first and second day of classes whether these were attended or not From 3 rd to 8 th day of classes From 9 th to 16 th day of classes All Miriam College students are covered by an accident insurance with Prudential Guarantee and Assurance, Inc. 52 | Miriam College Bulletin of Information www.mc.edu.ph | 53
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