Frequently Asked Questions

Kindly visit our website at https://ustangelicum.edu.ph/, go to the Admission tab and click “Schedule of Fees”. Please note that this is subject to change.

Canva version — Table of Fees 2026–2027

Yes. You may enroll in advance once you pass the screening for admission. Advance enrollment begins on February 19, 2026.

For admission and enrollment concerns you may call the direct line 8712-1745 and look for Ms. Kylla.

For inquiries related to academics, you may dial the Principal’s Office at 873-4243 loc. 109.

UST Angelicum College has no Special Education Program. You may check the recommendation of your doctor for the kind of school set-up needed. Your application will be subject to evaluation.

While the Home Study Program does not have an expert facilitator to handle learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder, the Principal will assess during the interview with the applicant whether the learner is highly functional and can cope with the delivery of learning in the Home Study Program.

Yes, we do. In UST Angelicum College, we call it our Home Study Program.

UST Angelicum College’s Home Study Program offers flexible learning access to Catholic Dominican education for Grade 1 to 10 learners with limitations due to athletics, work, location, health, or unique academic needs. Expert facilitators and a moderator guide learners, nurturing their individuality and academic progress.

For more information and an in-depth understanding of our HSP, you may email our Home Study Program Department or send a message on Facebook.

The interview conducted by the Principal in the Basic Education Department is part of the assessment process to determine the learner’s readiness, strengths, and weaknesses in academics, so that immediate intervention can be provided once the learner is officially enrolled.

All learner applicants are required to take the UST Angelicum Admission Test (UAAT) except for the following:

• YS 11 learners applying for SHS in UST Angelicum College
• SHS 2 learners applying for HED in UST Angelicum College
• USTET Takers

These exemptions are directed to their interview with the Principal or Program Chair as a requirement for admission.

The interview is only one of the bases for admission. Other requirements are considered in determining whether a learner-applicant is qualified for enrollment.

The mode of the interview depends on the level you are applying for. All onsite examinees will undergo onsite interviews, while online examinees will be given an online interview schedule. Kindly stand by for further instructions once your application is submitted.

For learner applicants in the Basic Education Department who will take the entrance test onsite, the interview with the Principal is conducted immediately after the test. This way, the learner and their parents would immediately know the result of the application.

You will receive a congratulatory letter in your email once you pass the admission. The email will contain the student number that you will use in your student portal for enrollment.

• Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship
• Bachelor of Arts in Communication
• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Human Resource Management

No. UST Angelicum College is independent from the UST Manila campus. The sibling discount is applicable only if one of the siblings is currently enrolled in UST Angelicum College.

No. The Home Study Program is offered from Grade 1 (YS 2) to Grade 10 (YS 11) only. All preschool applicants may check the Regular Program. Kindly take note of the age and completion requirements:

• Pre-Kinder applicants must be 4 years old by October
• YS 1 (Kinder) applicants must be 5 years old by October
• YS 2 (Grade 1) applicants must be candidates for Kinder completion and must be 6 years old

Yes. You just have to upload the result of your USTET on the admission website upon application.

Yes. The alumni discount will be applied to the child or children of the alumna.

To access the student portal, type in your student number as the username, and use the default password format lastnamemmddyyyy — for example, tomas07051972.

None. The late enrollment fee of Php 1,000.00 is only applicable to old learners.

For admission requirements, you may upload files in PDF format. For payments, input the mode of payment and the receipt or reference number.

Private schools: if you are an existing ESC grantee from an ESC-accredited school, kindly submit your ESC certificate to the Registrar’s Office as one of the requirements for enrollment.

Public schools: you do not need to submit an ESC certificate for enrollment.

Amount of voucher

• ESC Voucher — YS 8 to YS 11: Php 13,000 for private schools
• SHS Voucher — Php 18,000 for private schools

• Get the Application Form for Alumni Card at the Alumni Office
• Pay the required amount of Php 750.00
• Cards are for use with the alumni discount only

Yes. This is a separate application directly to the CHED Office. CHED will then send the list of qualifying students to the Registrar’s Office.

For official email address concerns, you may send an email to the ITMC Office.

You may call the school’s trunk line at 8732-42-43 and connect to the following locals:

The schedule is to be announced by the school.

You may access the manual for admissions through the link below.

You may access the manual for admissions through the link below.

No allowance is given to athletes or varsity scholars. The top qualification is that the student must pass the tryout (assessment).

Yes. Scholars under this should also take the entrance exam and the interview. Additionally, they are required to undergo tryouts set by the sports committee.

Yes. ACE scholars shall only cover the cost of books and uniforms for both Grade 11 and Grade 12, unless they are removed from the scholarship program.

Yes, transferees are accepted. However, transfer students must still undergo the same process as regular students, such as taking the entrance test and attending the interview. Additional requirements will also be requested as proof of enrollment in their previous school.

For Higher Education, the program chair will credit the subjects taken from the previous educational institution as part of the evaluation.

No. JHS learners are considered independent in UST Angelicum College. Guardians are only allowed for preschool learners, but they must stay at the waiting area while waiting for their ward.

Learners in the HSP have two options to choose from:

• Flexible onsite modality — they report to school for hands-on classes and/or onsite updating and one-on-one consultation.
• Online modality — they do everything remotely and are only required to report to school for the administration of Achievement Tests at least once a year.

Transfer of learners from Regular to Home Study may happen within the school year, since the Home Study Program caters to learners who cannot come to school due to reasons such as health, geographical location, work-related concerns, training for national or international sports competitions, and learning disabilities.

However, the transfer of learners from the Home Study Program to the Regular Program is only allowed before the start of the next academic year, and only if the learner has achieved complete mastery of the skills across all subjects in the previous level.

• Cookery
• Bread & Pastry Production
• Food and Beverage Services
• Bartending
• Housekeeping

There is no admission link for our TESDA Program on our website. Please send an email to the TVET Program Office or call 8732-4243 loc. 512. Thank you!

The Second Chance Learner Program caters to working professionals who were not able to finish their college degree due to unfortunate circumstances. Through this flexible arrangement, learners are given a special rate or a company-school payment partnership.

To be eligible, applicants must have reached college level previously and must be currently employed.

UST Angelicum opens its doors to foreign students. This started in A.Y. 2025–2026 and caters to learners from Pre-School to SHS, including all courses in the HED and TESDA-certified programs.

These are possible through our partnership with universities and colleges abroad, especially in Southeast Asia. These universities allow students to immerse themselves and experience their culture, gaining exposure and diversity.

Additionally, these institutions offer college scholarships and even second degree programs for further studies and academic excellence.

Free foreign language classes are offered through KSI. Details for this program will be announced by the school.