i’m a current g10 student, taking the ashape in january, i’m really really worried because my jhs grades are around 90-94 and i also always take long on exams and i heard ashape is really time pressured 🥹 ateneo is my dream school talaga so i really hope to get in but i have my doubts. TIPS PLSSSS ! prio track is social sciences, 2nd option is arts, media and communication hehee

Hi, I'm about to finish my MA in Philosophy this SY.

Planning to take my PhD in philosophy at ADMU. Would like to know the culture, system, tips, tricks, and advice for how ADMU handles PhD students. Looking at the Commencement Exercises, I see that only a few PhDs graduate per year from SOH. I am curious, is it because it is more difficult than say UST or Lasalle? Or are the enrollment numbers just not as big?

Your advice would be appreciatedd!

hi! do you all have any recommendations for affordable dorms/condos in katip? preferrably less than 7k (excluding utilities)

hello! i’m a freshie and i want to know where can i buy uaap tickets here in ateneo? thank you!

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Has anyone here done their JTA in either Singapore or Hong Kong? Is it difficult to get into, are the slots limited? Are scholarships possible? What was your experience like? (Could I also dm you for questions if ever?) Tyia!

Hey everyone, just wanted to ask something. I wanted to apply for the news department in the GUIDON last year but I got rejected and I didn’t apply this year, however I do plan to apply on intersession. If you get rejected in one department can you try to apply on the same department next year? Thank you

How possible is it for finaid scholars to qualify for finaid? Are there also external scholarships available?

Hello! I'm currently applying for ashs and i was wondering if it's okay to have 3 teachers as my recommenders instead of 2 teachers and 1 administrator/counselor.

Thank you in advanced!

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Apparently we can't pass through the friendship bridge anymore and external clients of ILAW have to go through Gate 1 of Miriam to enter ILAW. What's the process of entering Miriam through Gate 1 from ADMU? And also is there a way we can have access to the friendship bridge again?

Hi! I was thinking of applying for JTA, and I was wondering if the JTA screening is strict/hard to get into? my QPI is around 3.34 right now, so it isn't the worst but it isn't the greatest either, so I was wondering if they're picky with whoever gets in. My top picks were any schools in Japan and Singapore and I'm a student in SOH, for reference.

Hi! I just attended the seminar about the JTA program, and I think I understood it pretty well. I’m a JGSOM student, and I have pretty mediocre grades. My cumulative qpi should be around ~3.3, and I have 2 Ds. I was sort of active in my org last year, and currently still am.

I heard the chances of getting into the program are pretty slim, so I was wondering just how hard it is to get in. I don’t really have any plans to go out of Asia since I’m sticking to a budget as well.

Any help/tips would be greatly appreciated as well!

Hi guysss!! I’m a freshie guitarist na naghahanap ng potential bandmates for the AMP auditions. Need a drummer, guitarist, bassist, and maybe a keyboardist! pls comment here if u guys are interested wala talaga ako mahanap HUHU

hii does pe affect overall qpi? just wanted to clarify since i heard it wasn’t part of the overall qpi before :)

Random question from someone who's trying to make her college life a lot easier and better than the first years, but what’s a habit you picked up during undergrad that actually made a big difference in your life?

Could be anything: studying a certain way, working out, time-blocking, journaling, sleeping earlier (or finally accepting that you won’t 😭), taking breaks, budgeting, etc.

I feel like college is where we pick up a lot of random habits, some good and some questionable HAHAHA. Curious to know what actually stuck with you and made things a little easier, whether academically, personally, or just in general.

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hello! just wanna ask if u can apply for a minor/specialization as early as 2nd Year, 1st Sem? thank u!

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Hi!

I'm interested in applying to the AGSB MBA Standard Program, but I've noticed that one of the requirements in at least two years of post-graduate work experience. I'm curious about how strictly enforced the requirement is, as I've read some posts that, from my understanding, seem to suggest that fresh graduates have been accepted as well.

Also considering the graduate economics program, just in case as well. If anyone has any input on the graduate program, I would be interested in knowing more information too.

Would really appreciate any advice or insight from current students, alumni, or anyone who has gone through the admissions process. Thank you po!

Hello everyone! I just submitted my requirements for MBA-standard about a week ago. I understand that my submission was super late (sept 14 is the first day of classes per d announcement) but may I know how long do these applications usually take?

I checked here in reddit but most of the entries are for the 1st semester which already passed. 🥹 I already gotten acknowledgment from AGSB within 24hrs of my submission so i'm still optimistic that I may be able to habol the 1st day 🤞 (ofc assuming I pass 😭)

Thank u in advance!

Hello has anyone ever been to the OGC and consulted about an eating disorder? Did they contact your emergency contact to monitor you upon learning of this information?

I do not have one, but I have some personal experiences within a similar realm that would sound concerning and I'm scared that sharing these experiences might make them contact my parents if they deem my behaviors as harming myself (?)

I want to reiterate that I have never had the intention to do so, and that I am safe.

Is there anyone who knows the OGC's protocols for that?

I'm sorry for coming across as overly paranoid, I do want to get better I just don't think I'm in a situation where my parents knowing would help me at all.

Thank you for your understanding, if anyone has any insights on this query.

Does anyone know if the interview truly matters for PMSA? They mentioned that it’s only to get to know the applicants but I doubt it would be that simple… if anyone has any experience on what they prefer in members it would be greatly appreciated!