atenean's guide to ls student fees

A Sneak Peek to the LS Student Fees

The Loyola Schools Budget Committee is a multi-sectoral group composed of the deans, associate deans, specific administra-tive office heads including the Rizal Library, University Residences, OAA and OAS, faculty from the four schools and two repre-sentatives from the Sang-gunian that convenes to deliberate the operating budget of the Loyola Schools for the next school year. The output of this committee is considered

recommendatory until fi-nal approval of the Board of Trustees of the Ateneo de Manila University. Your Sanggunian lobbies for student input in the budgets of offices and departments at the start of the school year. Budgets undergo a tedi-ous process of delibera-tion within their respec-tive subcommittees: new positions, new equipment, major improvements, supplies and expenses. You are encouraged

to participate in the Sanggunian’sconsultation processes before the First Semester so that your sug-gestions can be brought up in the plenary discus-sions. Before final approval, these budgets are pre-sented to different sectors such as the student body through Magtanong sa VP Dekano and finally ap-proved by the Board of Trustees of the University.

introduction to budget committee

An Atenean's Guide to the Tuition Fee

For SY 2010-2011, the tuition fee for a 3-unit subject is Php 8010.90

excluding basic and miscellaneous fees.

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cost per class(for a 3-unit class)


Based on reports submitted by the departments to the Central Accounting Office at the end of each semester, the unused lab breakage fee is credited to the following year’s tui-tion payment of the same semester the lab breakage fee was paid. Hence, the first semester unused

lab breakage fee will be credited to the student’s tuition payment for the first semester of the fol-lowing year, while the second semester unused lab breakage fee will be credited to the student’s tuition payment for the sec-ond semester of the following year

lab breakage fee (Php 700-800.00)


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The PE fee covers the cost of running the PE program operations which includes facility maintenance and the salaries of PE faculty. The fee does not the cover of the PE t-shirt

and other equipment like ballroom shoes, tennis racket rental, tennis balls, etc. be-cause it can differ from one course to another.

physical education fee

(Php 5341.25)


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Drug testing is done randomly throughout the school as man-dated by the Philip-pine Law: Republic Act 9165 Section 36: “ (c) ... Students of secondary and ter-tiary schools shall, pursuant to the re-lated rules and regu-lations as contained in the school’s student handbook and with notice to the parents, undergo a random drug testing: Provid-ed, that all drug test-

ing expenses whether in private or public schools under this Section will be borne by the government” What we actually pay for is only 1/4 of the whole drug test-ing fee per person. Through a random pick, a student will re-ceive a call slip from ADSA and be asked to proceed to the Infirmary to be tested. Results will be confi-dential.

comprehensive drug fee (Php 75.00)


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The AISIS is used by the students to enlist their subjects, view their grades and hold orders, and evalu-ate their subjects and teachers. AISIS as a service is still expand-able, just like when it

was used during the National Elections to gather information for voters’ registration. Contact your Sang-gunian if you have suggestions on how it can further be utilized.

Student Information System fee(Php 238.10)


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The Publication Fund is used to pay for the expenses of publica-

tion groups such as the Guidon, Matang-lawin and Heights.

publication fund (Php 345.20)


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The Student Activities Fee is used to fund the endeavors of the different student groups throughout the Loyola Schools and formation pro-grams of the Office of Student Activities. This includes recognized

student groups such as the Sanggunian, and accredited or-ganizations under the Council of Organiza-tions of the Ateneo. The main office in charge of handling the SAF is the Office of Student Activities.

student activities fee

(Php 440.45)


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All LS students have to pay these fees to maintain the In-firmary. There are 3 home doctors in the Infirmary: Dra. Yotoko, Dra. dela Cruz and Dr. Bacquiran. They offer

services from on-cam-pus check-up and referrals to medical clearances for other matters, vaccination etc. You may contact local 5110 for more details.

ls medical/dental fee (Php 332.55)


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All LS students have to pay these fees to maintain the Matteo Ricci Hall, Old Library and the New Library. There are extensive book collections and

online resources with over 180,000 books, 33,000 bound journals, roughly 4,300 rolls of microfilm and over 300,000 microfiches.

library fee (Php 4570.75) & ls lib energy fee

(Php 1337.65)


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The administration deems athletics as an integral part of the university’s student life, and so this fee is equally distributed

over our different ac-credited varsities such as swimming, track and field, basketball, voleyball, soccer, etc.

ls athletics fee (Php 673.30)


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All LS students have to pay this fee for your Guidance exams and programs. There are guidance counse-lors and counseling psychologists ready for counseling and educational/ occu-pational information/ There are also special

programs for students under probation, scholars and enrich-ment workshops for student groups upon request. You may email [email protected] or call local 5031/32 for more details.

ls guidance fee(Php 953.25)


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The collected NSTP tuition fee covers the cost of running all the NSTP programs and operations, and fol-lows the mandate of the Philippine Law: Republic Act 9163 Section 8: “ Fees and Incentives - Higher and technical voca-tional institutions shall not collect any fee for any of the NSTP components except basic tuition fees, which shall not be more than fifty per-

cent (50%) of what is currently charged by schools per unit” . The NSTP fee is not enough to cover all the transportation costs of the students. The transportation fee is now a flat rate of Php 50 for all students regardless of insertion area, while the Loyola Schools partly subsi-dizes the transporta-tion cost The LS also subsidizes the Php 50 transportation fee for scholars.

nstp fee (Php 4005.50)


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From OrSem 2010 Website: OrSem, also known as Ateneo de Manila University’s Freshman Orientation Seminar is a 3-day event that will formal-ly introduce incoming Ateneo freshmen to the next chapter of

their lives: college. It has always been our tradition to welcome fresh undergrads into university life by giving them nothing but the best education and learning experience we have to offer.

orsem fee(Php 450.00)


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From LS-OSCI Web-site: Introduction to Ateneo Culture and Tradition (INTACT) is a formation program for first year students. It is designed primarily to promote Ateneo’s way of life as the

students may take hold of Ateneo Holis-tic formation, which is based upon the ideals of academic excellence, social responsibility, spiritual maturity, and cultural rootedness.

intac fee (Php 600.00)


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From LS-OSCI Website:The Junior EngagEment Pro-gram is the third-year component of OSCI’s student social formation. It aims to

concretize Authentic Christian Humanism in the Ateneans through exposure in the labor sector, in partnership with the Philosophy Department.

JUNIors- inaf fee(Php 500.00)


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From LS-OSCI Website: The PRAXIS Program synthesizes OSCI’s four-year social for-mation through the integration of techni-cal courses and The-ology 141. It serves

as a venue for the 4th year students of the Loyola Schools to apply their acquired skills and knowledge to the marginalized communities of our society.

seniors- inaf fee (Php 300.00)


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