About Emilio Aguinaldo College: I studied Physical Therapy at Emilio Aguinaldo College. It was a big decision for me to move from the province (Angeles City) to Manila; having this mindset that education is always achieved best by those who studied in the Metro. Coming from a private Catholic School to enrolling in a Nonsectarian College, everything seems to be in chaos; I was continuously looking for the convenience that my previous school offered and how people treat each other with much respect. EAC (Emilio Aguinaldo College) did not have this so called private campus. Some buildings were situated across the streets and there were even residential houses in between. The College runs this “no big bag policy” or “transparent bag policy” inside the buildings which for me is sickening and pathetic. There is also no way to delineate which students are taking this and that course because all students wear the same white uniforms as if everybody is taking up medical courses. On top of my rants, I would never forget seating in a classroom with 80 to 100 agents in it. I don’t find the school conducive to learning because of jam-packed set up. If there is one thing I would rave of, it’s the Professors who knew what they were talking about. They were good in their craft that they were able to train us on how to go about / what to do when time comes that we are to take the board exam. And for all of these, I give back all the praises for doing a job well done.

My current job: After 2 years of not earning as a Physical Therapist, I decided to try my luck in BPO Industry. I currently work as a Quality Assurance Analyst in one of the call centers here in Clark. My job description is to review calls of agents ensuring that each and every one of them follows the legal and ethical standards and policies set forth by the company/client.
I have been working in a call center for almost 7 years now. I started as an agent and moved my way up to being part of the Quality Assurance Team. I enjoy my job because it pays me well. Aside from the grave yard schedule wherein I have to sleep in the morning and be awake at night, I don’t have regrets or rants having this occupation.

How long did it take to find a job: Since I was not able to find a clinic or hospital who would give me allowance for treating their patients, my parents finally decided to set up a clinic for me where I will be the one manning it. Working on my clinic took approximately 2 years after I graduation.

About Emilio Aguinaldo College: The atmosphere was definitely conjusive for learning. It is one of the safest colleges in the metro because it is surrounded by many headquarters. If I were to study all over again I would choose the same school.

The professors are extremely friendly but strict. I must say that they are the jewels of the school because of their knowledge. When it comes to teaching, they are excellent! And you can really learn from them.


My current job: Unfortunately my job is not related with my course. I'm working with our family business right now. I must say that there are more competitive Nursing graduates more than I do. But it's quiet okay because I really don't pay much attention to my course. What I love to do right now is doing business and earn money.

How long did it take to find a job: After graduation, I found a job after 2 years but I didn't like the job in the hospital setting. It's toxic! Meaning it's an exhausting job. But you can learn a lot with it when it comes to interpersonal and intrapersonal skills.

Why did I choose this school: Because it was known in producing top notch graduates in the field of Rehabilitation.

About Emilio Aguinaldo College: It is very conducive to learning. The Professors are fully knowledgable and always aids you to apply whatever is written in the books through clinical practice and internships.

My current job: I am one of the Club Directors of Gold's Gym Philippines

How long did it take to find a job: A day after I graduated.

About Emilio Aguinaldo College: The school might be crowded but very wide range of resources. And the school has a high level of education, to the point that you need to maintain certain grades to stay in the university.

The Faculty member are mostly doctors or in medical field so you'll know that they really know what they are talking about.

They do have some state of the art medical facilities, and still putting up some modern medical equipment.

My current job: Customer service (BPO)

How long did it take to find a job: A year

About Emilio Aguinaldo College: One of the best training ground for Physical Therapy and other health related courses.

My current job: None. Currently reviewing for the USA state board exam for Physical therapists.

How long did it take to find a job: 1 month

About Emilio Aguinaldo College: professors are good.
atmosphere is ok.
facilities are ok as well.

My current job: Data Analyst and Researcher

How long did it take to find a job: Right after graduation I was hired as a clinic nurse in a small medical clinic in Silang, Cavite.

About Emilio Aguinaldo College: The atmosphere is not inviting, it is surrounded by a lot of things, bystanders all over the area, it is not organize.

My current job: Call Center Agent

Why did I choose this school: My Uncle graduated from this college as well.

About Emilio Aguinaldo College: Atmosphere is constantly improving every year.
Professors are nice people.

My current job: Chat support with a UK company

How long did it take to find a job: I put up my own business after I graduated

Why did I choose this school: It was near home.

About Emilio Aguinaldo College: The ambiance is good, the instructors do their job well. Library sucks because it was outdated during my time,

My current job: I'm in a band.