Universities and Colleges in Manila
A list of universities and colleges in Manila, Metro Manila.
Whenever possible we provide full details about the courses in each of the schools, including tuition fees, admission requirements, course description and the admission phone number.
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State University, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 4,500-6,000 per year
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Master's
₱ 8,400-17,000 per year
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Doctorate
₱ 21,000-24,000 per year
"Most classrooms are air-conditioned and are very conducive to learning. However, there are some classrooms which are dilapidated caused by the previous typhoons. The library, just like the rest of the..."
E. J.
studied BSED-ENG,
graduated 2014
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Private University, Taft Avenue, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 110,000-120,000 per year
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Master's
₱ 32,000-57,000 per year
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Doctorate
₱ 130,000-135,000 full program
"Everything was very overwhelming. All professors were very accommodating and generous. And all the facilities were clean, fully air-conditioned and has flat screen computers and Wi-Fi is also availabl..."
H. C.
studied AB-FS,
graduated 2013
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State University, Santa Mesa, Manila
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Master's
₱ 7,200-14,500 per year
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This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.
"A very interesting and eager ambiance for practical learning. You got to learn through your own and produce something out of nothing because our school lack facilities and equipment, but as a student,..."
J. R.
studied ABMASSCOM,
graduated 2007
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State University, Taft Avenue, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 40,000-50,000 per year
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Master's
₱ 8,900-33,000 per year
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Doctorate
₱ 42,000-52,000 full program
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This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.
"UP is the center of excellence in academics. UP is the premier school in the Philippines.Walking around the campus is like walking in the park. Very conducive for further study."
L. D.
studied BSMATH,
graduated 2007
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Municipal University, Intramuros, Manila
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Master's
₱ 16,000-40,000 per year
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Doctorate
₱ 110,000 full program
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This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.
"Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila is proven difficult school as it requires maintaining grade per year level and per college. As for the College of Engineering and Technology where BS.CpE belongs, the ..."
K.
studied BSCE,
graduated 2011
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State College, Sampaloc, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 12,000-14,000 per year
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Master's
₱ 7,000-8,000 per year
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This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.
"It's located in manila but compared to other universities it is less crowded because not all people are lucky to study there. For facilities and atmosphere? Not bad but needs improvements."
L. A.
studied BSOA,
graduated 2009
Promoted School
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Private College, Taft Avenue, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 100,000-130,000 per year
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Master's
₱ 20,000-39,000 per year
"The atmosphere is actually different from my past co-ed school. Girls are mature and responsible so never did I have chance to try and the stupid things such as cutting class, vices etc.The professors..."
N. R.
studied BSBA-FM,
graduated 2014
Promoted School
"Good atmosphere and very welcoming. Smart, intelligent and considerate professors. Complete and useful facilities."
E. J.
studied BSN,
graduated 2011
Promoted School
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State University, Taft Avenue, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 20,000-22,000 per year
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Master's
₱ 12,000-15,500 per year
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Doctorate
₱ 56,000 full program
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This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.
"There were good professors that taught their students well and the ambiance for learning was also good. The rooms were not all air-conditioned but I would say that it was okay.There were enough places..."
S. K.
studied BTECET,
graduated 2008
Promoted School
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Private College, Taft Avenue, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 56,000-80,000 per year
"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 Facult..."
C. D.
studied BS-PT,
graduated 2004
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Municipal University, Taft Avenue, Manila
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No tuition fees. But this school accepts Manila residents only.
"I can say that the facilities and atmosphere of the school is not that well-organized. On the other view, our school provides students good quality of education. Our professors are professional but al..."
S. E.
studied Bachelor of Public Administration,
graduated 2012
Promoted School
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Private College, Taft Avenue, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 180,000-210,000 per year
"One of my professor is very best in teaching the method and very smart for the BADST only and Counselor in in the world. In fact, I admired her who can push us to do hard-working, responsible and disc..."
J. J.
studied Bachelor in Applied Deaf Studies (BAPDST) with Multimedia Arts track,
graduated 2009
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Private College, Manila
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Bachelor's
₱ 32,000-36,000 per year
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Master's
₱ 14,000-36,000 per year
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Doctorate
₱ 110,000 full program
"The professors are ok. Most of them are gay, seriously. Atmosphere, not that typical campus with trees around scenario. My school is located along Recto ave. in Manila and I'm telling you that's the s..."
M. E.
studied BSN,
graduated 2008
Schools with less than 10 examinees in the past 4 exams, are not ranked.
This school is included under the "Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education" law that passed in 2017.
The law covers students enrolled in State and Local universities/colleges in Bachelors and Certificate programs.
Under the Law students in accredited State and Local universities/colleges will not pay any tuition fees or misc fee.
The Law covers only first time students (students who don't already have a college degree).
However, the full implementation of this law is not clear yet.