Type: Private University
Entrance exam: Required
Religious affiliation: Non-sectarian
Term structure: Semester
School year: starts in June
Tuition fees
Bachelor's degree
₱ 40,000-46,000 per year
Master's degree
₱ 17,500-28,000 per year
Courses offered
Rankings
Based on the FindUniversity.ph Weighted Board Exams Ranking
| Rank in Negros Oriental |
2nd out of 3 schools |
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| Rank in Central Visayas |
7th out of 18 schools |
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| Rank in Philippines |
59 out of 273 schools |
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Board exams performance
Displaying the passing rates of
First Time Examinees only.
Based on the results of the
past 4 exams of each board exam.
| Exam |
Passing Rates
(first timers) |
Rank in Philippines |
| Licensure Exam for Elementary Teacher |
57%
Above Average
|
279 |
of 1044 schools |
| CPA Licensure Exam |
17%
Average
|
182 |
of 388 schools |
Location
Address:
Foundation University
Colon Extension-Meciano Road, Dumaguete City 6200, Negros Oriental, Philippines
Scholarships at Foundation University
Deserving students can apply for a range of scholarships at Foundation University:
1. Academic Scholarship
Granted to exceptional students at the top of their class. More information here. Application forms available in the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, 2nd floor of the Administration Building.
2. Working Scholarship
Over 100 full tuition scholarships granted to deserving students who work on campus in a variety of roles. Interviews for apprenticeships are conducted every summer. Apply at the Office of Student Life, 1st floor of the Administration Building.
3. Co-Curricular Scholarship
Awarded to outstanding atheletes, dance troupe members, band and choral members. Financial assistance also availabe to members of the University Corp of Ushers. Apply at the Office of Student Life, 1st floor of the Administration Building.
4. Funded Scholarship
Donated by generous benefactors for specific program offerings, these scholarships are reserved for academically exceptional Juniors and Seniors. Applications available in the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, 2nd floor of the Administration Building.
5. Government Scholarship
Funded by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) for underprivileged but deserving students enrolled in accredited university programs. Proof of financial need is a prerequisite and certification must be properly documented. Begin the process of application at the Registrar’s Office, adjacent to Main Campus entrance.