1. Please take note of the USTET schedules and their corresponding deadlines for the payment of the non-refundable application fee at any Metrobank and Bank of the Philppine Islands (BPI) branch and submission of documents.

 

2. Payment for the USTET will only be accepted at Metrobank and BPI branches. Metrobank and BPI payment for online application applies only to Filipino applicants studying in the Philippines.Application fees of applicants for Senior High School/College belonging to the TOP 5 of their batch (based on their Grade 9 academic standing for Senior High School applicants or Grade 11 academic standing for College applicants) may be waived upon submitting the certification from the high school principal indicating their academic standing. This applies only to candidates coming from the public schools in the Philippines.

 

3. The following are grounds for forfeiture of the enrolment slot or for debarment in the succeeding term if discovered in the current term:
3.1 Misrepresentation of information entered in the Application and Grades Form/Information Survey
3.2 Misrepresentation during the examinations
3.3 Any violation of the instructions given; and
3.4 Other acts not in conformity with the University’s policy.

 

4. Submitted documents become property of the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD).

 

5. Please make sure that the Activity Log in your Applicant Admission Account indicates that UST OFAD has received your documents.

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the MIDDLE EAST TESTING CENTERS

Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before September 14, 2018. 

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to submit international credentials or certification in lieu of the USTET
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before NOVEMBER 16, 2018. (refer to the Instructions for Local and International Applicants with International Credentials in lieu of USTET below)

 

An applicant’s Priority Program is the program that the applicant is applying to be accepted to.    This is where his/her interest lies and wishes to further his/her knowledge and skills in.  In the case the applicant does not meet the criteria of his/her priority program, he/she will be considered to his/her Alternative Program subject to the criteria set by the College.  Once an applicant qualifies in his/her priority program, his/her alternative program is no longer processed. 

 

Applicants are advised to visit the OFAD website (https://ofad.ust.edu.ph) and Activity Log every Friday for any announcement.

International applicants are foreigners studying or have studied in Foreign Schools. Filipinos with dual citizenship are excluded.

1. Applicants must apply online. Click the “Apply Now” button below to go to the online application site.

2. Once you are in the online application site, click Register and select the application for COLLEGE.

3. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

4. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

5. Print the Senior High School Grades Form.

6. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the High School Grades Form. Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

7. Download and print the accomplished Application Form, Information Survey and USTET Application Payment Slip.

8. Using the following account details, pay the non-refundable application fee of USD 30.00 for those taking the USTET or USD 50.00 for those submitting international credentials or certification in lieu of USTET.

Account Name          :           UNIVERSITY of SANTO TOMASAccount Number      :           0154-0068-77 (Dollar account)

Name of the Bank     :           Bank of the Philippine Islands (España – UST Branch)

Bank Address           :           España, Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines

Swift  Code                :           BOPIPHMM

9. Submit the following documents:

–  Signed Application Form
– Accomplished Grades Form
 – Two (2) letters of recommendation (one from the school’s guidance counselor and one from any of your teachers in Senior High School)
– Clear photocopy of:
• Five copies of the Student’s Personal History Statement (PHS) duly signed by him, both in English, and his national alphabet accompanied by his personal seal, if any, and containing, among others, his left and right thumbprints and a 2×2 inch photograph on plain white background taken not more than six months prior to submission
• Notarized affidavit of support including bank statements or notarized notice of grant for institutional scholars to cover expenses for the student’s accommodation and subsistence, as well as school dues and other incidental expenses
• Scholastic Records duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post located in the student applicant’s country of origin or legal residences
• Data page of the student’s passport showing date and place of birth duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post
• Birth certificate or its equivalent duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post
• TOEFL or IELTS results for applicants whose native language or whose medium of instruction in the secondary school is not English.
• International credentials or the certificates (IB, GAT, VCE, ATAR, GCE, SAT)
• Bank deposit slip/transaction receipt

Once we receive your documents, you shall receive a notification regarding the status of your application. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification five (5) working days after submission of the documents.Mail the above documents to:
OFFICE FOR ADMISSIONS (OFAD)
                      Room 104, Tan Yan Kee Student Center
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
España Boulevard, Sampaloc, Manila 1015 Philippines
Telephone numbers: (632) 406-1611 local 8276, (632) 310-7211, (632) 310-7214

Submission of international credentials or certificates does not mean automatic admission. These international credentials are only used as an admission requirement in lieu of USTET. Other entry assessment such as interview, talent examination, and the like may still be required in case the applicant’s credentials are accepted.

A Filipino or a foreign applicant who has graduated or is graduating from a foreign school or from an international school here in the Philippines may apply through submission of international credentials in lieu of taking the USTET, provided that the following criteria are satisfied:

For International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma:

• – The school that they belong to is not on its first year of administering the IB.
• – For graduates, the IB Diploma was awarded within the last two years.
• – For applicants still in Grade 12, the IB predictive grade during Grade 11 must be at least 28 points (excluding Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge).

 

For Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE), General Achievement Test (GAT), and  ATAR:

• – The school that they belong to is not on its first year of administering the GAT.
• – For graduates, the VCE was awarded within the last two years.
• – For graduates, an ATAR of at least 70 or VCE with no Study Score lower than 30.
• – For applicants still in Grade 12, GAT with no Study Score lower than 30.

 

For Cambridge General Certificate of Education (GCE) AS/A Levels:

• – For graduates, the A Level GCE was awarded within the last two years.
• – For graduates, a Cambridge AICE Diploma or an A Level GCE with at least 3 A Levels with a minimum grade of C.
• – For applicants still in Grade 12 (equivalent to Year 13), GCE with at least 3 AS Levels having a minimum grade of c. (For those who opted not to take the AS level exam, submit predicted A Level grades.)
• – GCSE, O Levels, and N Levels holders must have completed their A Levels or are completing their A Levels to be eligible to apply for the degree programs offered by the University.

 

For Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

• – The SAT must have been taken within the last 2 years before application.
• – If the SAT is taken more than once, applicant must submit the most recent score.
• – The Total Score must be at least 1200, with both Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and Math Scores not lower than 600.

 

* These international credentials are only used as an admission requirement in lieu of USTET.  Other entry assessment such as interview, talent examination, and the like may still be required in case the applicant’s credentials are accepted.  Also, none of these shall be used as basis for credits in any of the college courses. 

Applicants must submit an authenticated copy of their credentials, either by their school, testing center, or consulate.

An applicant must have completed 13 years of basic education or are completing their 13^th year to be eligible to apply at UST.

Applicants who do not meet the criteria set above may still apply by taking the USTET.

Applicants who have taken the USTET may no longer apply through submission of international credentials. The USTET will be considered for processing of application.

LEAPMed applicants are required to take the USTET. Exception through international credentials shall not apply to LEAPMed applicants.

1. Please take note of the USTET schedules and their corresponding deadlines for the payment of the non-refundable application fee at any Metrobank and Bank of the Philppine Islands (BPI) branch and submission of documents.

 

2. Payment for the USTET will only be accepted at Metrobank and BPI branches. Metrobank and BPI payment for online application applies only to Filipino applicants studying in the Philippines.Application fees of applicants for Senior High School/College belonging to the TOP 5 of their batch (based on their Grade 9 academic standing for Senior High School applicants or Grade 11 academic standing for College applicants) may be waived upon submitting the certification from the high school principal indicating their academic standing. This applies only to candidates coming from the public schools in the Philippines.

 

3. The following are grounds for forfeiture of the enrolment slot or for debarment in the succeeding term if discovered in the current term:
3.1 Misrepresentation of information entered in the Application and Grades Form/Information Survey
3.2 Misrepresentation during the examinations
3.3 Any violation of the instructions given; and
3.4 Other acts not in conformity with the University’s policy.

 

4. Submitted documents become property of the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD).

 

5. Please make sure that the Activity Log in your Applicant Admission Account indicates that UST OFAD has received your documents.

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the MIDDLE EAST TESTING CENTERS

Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before September 14, 2018. 

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to submit international credentials or certification in lieu of the USTET
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before NOVEMBER 16, 2018. (refer to the Instructions for Local and International Applicants with International Credentials in lieu of USTET below)

 

An applicant’s Priority Program is the program that the applicant is applying to be accepted to.    This is where his/her interest lies and wishes to further his/her knowledge and skills in.  In the case the applicant does not meet the criteria of his/her priority program, he/she will be considered to his/her Alternative Program subject to the criteria set by the College.  Once an applicant qualifies in his/her priority program, his/her alternative program is no longer processed. 

 

Applicants are advised to visit the OFAD website (https://ofad.ust.edu.ph) and Activity Log every Friday for any announcement.

International applicants are foreigners studying or have studied in Foreign Schools. Filipinos with dual citizenship are excluded.

1. Applicants must apply online. Click the “Apply Now” button below to go to the online application site.

2. Once you are in the online application site, click Register and select the application for COLLEGE.

3. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

4. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

5. Print the Senior High School Grades Form.

6. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the High School Grades Form. Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

7. Download and print the accomplished Application Form, Information Survey and USTET Application Payment Slip.

8. Using the following account details, pay the non-refundable application fee of USD 30.00 for those taking the USTET or USD 50.00 for those submitting international credentials or certification in lieu of USTET.

Account Name          :           UNIVERSITY of SANTO TOMASAccount Number      :           0154-0068-77 (Dollar account)

Name of the Bank     :           Bank of the Philippine Islands (España – UST Branch)

Bank Address           :           España, Sampaloc, Manila, Philippines

Swift  Code                :           BOPIPHMM

9. Submit the following documents:

–  Signed Application Form
– Accomplished Grades Form
 – Two (2) letters of recommendation (one from the school’s guidance counselor and one from any of your teachers in Senior High School)
– Clear photocopy of:
• Five copies of the Student’s Personal History Statement (PHS) duly signed by him, both in English, and his national alphabet accompanied by his personal seal, if any, and containing, among others, his left and right thumbprints and a 2×2 inch photograph on plain white background taken not more than six months prior to submission
• Notarized affidavit of support including bank statements or notarized notice of grant for institutional scholars to cover expenses for the student’s accommodation and subsistence, as well as school dues and other incidental expenses
• Scholastic Records duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post located in the student applicant’s country of origin or legal residences
• Data page of the student’s passport showing date and place of birth duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post
• Birth certificate or its equivalent duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post
• TOEFL or IELTS results for applicants whose native language or whose medium of instruction in the secondary school is not English.
• International credentials or the certificates (IB, GAT, VCE, ATAR, GCE, SAT)
• Bank deposit slip/transaction receipt

Once we receive your documents, you shall receive a notification regarding the status of your application. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification five (5) working days after submission of the documents.Mail the above documents to:
OFFICE FOR ADMISSIONS (OFAD)
                      Room 104, Tan Yan Kee Student Center
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
España Boulevard, Sampaloc, Manila 1015 Philippines
Telephone numbers: (632) 406-1611 local 8276, (632) 310-7211, (632) 310-7214

Submission of international credentials or certificates does not mean automatic admission. These international credentials are only used as an admission requirement in lieu of USTET. Other entry assessment such as interview, talent examination, and the like may still be required in case the applicant’s credentials are accepted.

A Filipino or a foreign applicant who has graduated or is graduating from a foreign school or from an international school here in the Philippines may apply through submission of international credentials in lieu of taking the USTET, provided that the following criteria are satisfied:

For International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma:

• – The school that they belong to is not on its first year of administering the IB.
• – For graduates, the IB Diploma was awarded within the last two years.
• – For applicants still in Grade 12, the IB predictive grade during Grade 11 must be at least 28 points (excluding Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge).

For Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE), General Achievement Test (GAT), and  ATAR:

• – The school that they belong to is not on its first year of administering the GAT.
• – For graduates, the VCE was awarded within the last two years.
• – For graduates, an ATAR of at least 70 or VCE with no Study Score lower than 30.
• – For applicants still in Grade 12, GAT with no Study Score lower than 30.

For Cambridge General Certificate of Education (GCE) AS/A Levels:

• – For graduates, the A Level GCE was awarded within the last two years.
• – For graduates, a Cambridge AICE Diploma or an A Level GCE with at least 3 A Levels with a minimum grade of C.
• – For applicants still in Grade 12 (equivalent to Year 13), GCE with at least 3 AS Levels having a minimum grade of c. (For those who opted not to take the AS level exam, submit predicted A Level grades.)
• – GCSE, O Levels, and N Levels holders must have completed their A Levels or are completing their A Levels to be eligible to apply for the degree programs offered by the University.

For Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT):

• – The SAT must have been taken within the last 2 years before application.
• – If the SAT is taken more than once, applicant must submit the most recent score.
• – The Total Score must be at least 1200, with both Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and Math Scores not lower than 600.

* These international credentials are only used as an admission requirement in lieu of USTET.  Other entry assessment such as interview, talent examination, and the like may still be required in case the applicant’s credentials are accepted.  Also, none of these shall be used as basis for credits in any of the college courses. 

Applicants must submit an authenticated copy of their credentials, either by their school, testing center, or consulate.

An applicant must have completed 13 years of basic education or are completing their 13^th year to be eligible to apply at UST.

Applicants who do not meet the criteria set above may still apply by taking the USTET.

Applicants who have taken the USTET may no longer apply through submission of international credentials. The USTET will be considered for processing of application.

LEAPMed applicants are required to take the USTET. Exception through international credentials shall not apply to LEAPMed applicants.

The Learning Enhancement Acceleration Program for Medicine or LEAPMed is a 6-year academic program that leads to a Medical Degree. Qualified students will undergo a 2-year BS in Basic Health Sciences program before proceed to the 4-year medical program leading to their Medical degree, earning 2 degrees in 6 years.

Graduating Grade 12 students from the STEM strand (Thomasians or non-Thomasians) or GAS-Health Allied strand  (Thomasians only) with a General Weighted Average of no less than 90.00 during their Grade 11 may apply.
Graduates of previous school years are not qualified.

In the Program Preference of your application portal, indicate your interest by selecting Yes to the question:
Are you interested in applying for the LEAPMed program of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery?
You then continue selecting your Priority Program and Alternative Program.

The top 200 qualifiers from the USTET and LEAPMed Entrance Test shall undergo an interview to assess their preparedness for the LEAPMed program.  Finally, only ninety (90) students will be accepted to the program.

Application fee for LEAPMed applicants is P3,600.00.  This covers the USTET and the LEAPMed Entrance Test.

The LEAPMed Entrance Test includes Anatomy, Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Physiology, and Zoology.

Testing dates for LEAPMed are the following:
Date:                                           Venue:
October 7, 2018                        Gusa Regional Science High School, Cagayan de Oro
October 14, 2018                      UST Manila
October 20, 2018                      Ateneo de Zamboaga University, Zamboanga City
November 11, 2018                   Sacred Heart School, Tacloban City
November 17, 2018                  Ilocos Norte National High School, Laoag City
December 02, 2018                 UST Manila

Your test results will be processed first to qualify you for LEAPMed.  In case your results did not qualify you for LEAPMed, your results will then be processed in relation to your Priority Program and then your Alternative Program.

The Learning Enhancement Acceleration Program for Medicine or LEAPMed is a 6-year academic program that leads to a Medical Degree. Qualified students will undergo a 2-year BS in Basic Health Sciences program before proceed to the 4-year medical program leading to their Medical degree, earning 2 degrees in 6 years.

Graduating Grade 12 students from the STEM strand (Thomasians or non-Thomasians) or GAS-Health Allied strand  (Thomasians only) with a General Weighted Average of no less than 90.00 during their Grade 11 may apply.
Graduates of previous school years are not qualified.

In the Program Preference of your application portal, indicate your interest by selecting Yes to the question:
Are you interested in applying for the LEAPMed program of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery?
You then continue selecting your Priority Program and Alternative Program.

The top 200 qualifiers from the USTET and LEAPMed Entrance Test shall undergo an interview to assess their preparedness for the LEAPMed program.  Finally, only ninety (90) students will be accepted to the program.

Application fee for LEAPMed applicants is P3,600.00.  This covers the USTET and the LEAPMed Entrance Test.

The LEAPMed Entrance Test includes Anatomy, Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Physiology, and Zoology.

Testing dates for LEAPMed are the following:
Date:                                           Venue:
October 7, 2018                        Gusa Regional Science High School, Cagayan de Oro
October 14, 2018                      UST Manila
October 20, 2018                      Ateneo de Zamboaga University, Zamboanga City
November 11, 2018                   Sacred Heart School, Tacloban City
November 17, 2018                  Ilocos Norte National High School, Laoag City
December 02, 2018                 UST Manila

Your test results will be processed first to qualify you for LEAPMed.  In case your results did not qualify you for LEAPMed, your results will then be processed in relation to your Priority Program and then your Alternative Program.

A student is allowed to shift from one program to another, subject to the availability of slots and to the requirements for shifting set by the University and the receiving College/Faculty/Institute.

1. Admission of shifter is subject to the availability of slots in the receiving college/faculty/institute.

2. A student who has nine (9) units of deficiencies in general education courses is not allowed to shift.

3. A shifter is required to comply with the grade and other requirements set by the receiving college/faculty/institute.

4. A shifter needs to pass the qualifying examination.

5. A shifter to another program within the college/faculty/institute need not to take a shifter’s qualifying examination.

Within the same college/faculty/institute

1. The shifter writes a letter of intent addressed to the Dean of the receiving college/faculty/institute.
1.1 A letter of intent addressed to the Dean of the college/faculty/institute where the program is offered.
1.2 Photocopy of duly certified transcript of records.
1.3 Certificate of good moral character coming from the Dean and Head of the Office of Student Affairs of the college/university of origin.

2. The transferee applicant shall forward the Certificate of Good Moral Character to the University’s Office of Student Affairs for clearance.

3. After careful evaluation of the transferee’s credentials, the Dean shall endorse the transferee to the Office of the Secretary General for approval to take the Qualifying Examination.

4. If the transferee passes the Qualifying Examinations, he/she must accomplish the admission memo and submit it to the Office of the Registrar together with his/her Original copy of transfer credentials.

 

Acceptance of transferee from other schools/colleges/universities shall be subject to the stringent standards set by the University and to the availability of slots in the program where the transferee wishes to enroll.

A student from another university/college who wishes to transfer to the University must:

1. Have no failing grades in any course.
2. Have not been subjected to any disciplinary action in the college/university of origin.
3. Meet the requirements for residency in the University.

1. The transferee must submit the following to the Dean’s Office of the college/faculty/institute where the program of choice is offered:
1.1 A letter of intent addressed to the Dean of the college/faculty/institute where the program is offered.
1.2 Photocopy of duly certified transcript of records.
1.3 Certificate of Good Moral Character coming the Dean and the Head of the Office for Student Affairs of the college/university of origin.

2. The transferee applicant shall forward the Certificate of Good Moral Character to the University’s Office for Student Affairs for clearance.

3. After careful evaluation of the transferee’s credentials, the Dean shall endorse the transferee to the Office of the Secretary General for approval to take the Qualifying Examination.

4. If the transferee passes the Qualifying Examinations, he/she must accomplish the admission memo and submit it to the Office of the Registrar together with his/her Original copy of transfer credentials.

A student is allowed to shift from one program to another, subject to the availability of slots and to the requirements for shifting set by the University and the receiving College/Faculty/Institute.

1. Admission of shifter is subject to the availability of slots in the receiving college/faculty/institute.

2. A student who has nine (9) units of deficiencies in general education courses is not allowed to shift.

3. A shifter is required to comply with the grade and other requirements set by the receiving college/faculty/institute.

4. A shifter needs to pass the qualifying examination.

5. A shifter to another program within the college/faculty/institute need not to take a shifter’s qualifying examination.

Within the same college/faculty/institute

1. The shifter writes a letter of intent addressed to the Dean of the receiving college/faculty/institute.
1.1 A letter of intent addressed to the Dean of the college/faculty/institute where the program is offered.
1.2 Photocopy of duly certified transcript of records.
1.3 Certificate of good moral character coming from the Dean and Head of the Office of Student Affairs of the college/university of origin.

2. The transferee applicant shall forward the Certificate of Good Moral Character to the University’s Office of Student Affairs for clearance.

3. After careful evaluation of the transferee’s credentials, the Dean shall endorse the transferee to the Office of the Secretary General for approval to take the Qualifying Examination.

4. If the transferee passes the Qualifying Examinations, he/she must accomplish the admission memo and submit it to the Office of the Registrar together with his/her Original copy of transfer credentials.

 

Acceptance of transferee from other schools/colleges/universities shall be subject to the stringent standards set by the University and to the availability of slots in the program where the transferee wishes to enroll.

A student from another university/college who wishes to transfer to the University must:

1. Have no failing grades in any course.
2. Have not been subjected to any disciplinary action in the college/university of origin.
3. Meet the requirements for residency in the University.

1. The transferee must submit the following to the Dean’s Office of the college/faculty/institute where the program of choice is offered:
1.1 A letter of intent addressed to the Dean of the college/faculty/institute where the program is offered.
1.2 Photocopy of duly certified transcript of records.
1.3 Certificate of Good Moral Character coming the Dean and the Head of the Office for Student Affairs of the college/university of origin.

2. The transferee applicant shall forward the Certificate of Good Moral Character to the University’s Office for Student Affairs for clearance.

3. After careful evaluation of the transferee’s credentials, the Dean shall endorse the transferee to the Office of the Secretary General for approval to take the Qualifying Examination.

4. If the transferee passes the Qualifying Examinations, he/she must accomplish the admission memo and submit it to the Office of the Registrar together with his/her Original copy of transfer credentials.

1. Please take note of the USTET schedules and their corresponding deadlines for the payment of the non-refundable application fee at any Metrobank and Bank of the Philppine Islands (BPI) branch and submission of documents.

 

2. Payment for the USTET will only be accepted at Metrobank and BPI branches. Metrobank and BPI payment for online application applies only to Filipino applicants studying in the Philippines.

 

Application fees of applicants for Senior High School/College belonging to the TOP 5 of their batch (based on their Grade 9 academic standing for Senior High School applicants or Grade 11 academic standing for College applicants) may be waived upon submitting the certification from the high school principal indicating their academic standing. This applies only to candidates coming from the public schools in the Philippines.

 

3. The following are grounds for forfeiture of the enrolment slot or for debarment in the succeeding term if discovered in the current term:
3.1 Misrepresentation of information entered in the Application and Grades Form/Information Survey
  3.2 Misrepresentation during the examinations
3.3 Any violation of the instructions given; and
3.4 Other acts not in conformity with the University’s policy.

 

4. Submitted documents become property of the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD).

 

5. Please make sure that the Activity Log in your Applicant Admission Account indicates that UST OFAD has received your documents.

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the PROVINCIAL TESTING CENTERS:
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) one (1) week before the USTET schedule. 

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the MIDDLE EAST TESTING CENTERS
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before September 14, 2018. 

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to submit international credentials or certification in lieu of the USTET
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before NOVEMBER 16, 2018. (refer to the Instructions for Local and International Applicants with International Credentials in lieu of USTET below)

 

USTET results for Senior High School and College will be released online on January 28, 2019 at https://ustet.ust.edu.ph/results. 

An applicant’s Priority Program is the program that the applicant is applying to be accepted to.    This is where his/her interest lies and wishes to further his/her knowledge and skills in.  In the case the applicant does not meet the criteria of his/her priority program, he/she will be considered to his/her Alternative Program subject to the criteria set by the College.  Once an applicant qualifies in his/her priority program, his/her alternative program is no longer processed. 

 

Applicants are advised to visit the OFAD website (https://ofad.ust.edu.ph) and Activity Log every Friday for any announcement.

 

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 12 may apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Office of the Registrar before paying the application fee:

2.1 Out-of-school youth passers of the Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) and Alternative Learning System Accreditation and Equivalency (ALS A & E) – present the PEPT/ALS A&E certificate
2.2 Applicants who are graduates of previous school years – present original Form 138 (Report Card)
2.3 Applicants from foreign schools – present Form 137 (Transcript of Records)
2.4 Foreigners graduating from local schools – present passport and Alien Certificate of Registration

3. Applicants must apply online.

4. Click the Apply Now  button below and once you are in the online application site, click Register and select the application for COLLEGE.

5. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

6. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

7. Print the Senior High School Grades Form.

8. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the High School Grades Form.
Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

9. Complete your online registration to print the Application Form and Payment Slip.

10. Proceed to any Metrobank or BPI branch to pay, over the counter, the non-refundable application fee indicated in the USTET Application payment slip. Fill out the Metrobank or BPI payment slip with the following information: (Present to Metrobank or BPI the USTET Application payment slip with reference number for verification purposes)

APPLICATION FEES
UST & PROVINCIAL TESTING CENTERS:
	PhP 600.00	Filipinos studying in the Philippines
	PhP 1,000.00	Filipinos studying abroad
	PhP 1,000.00	Foreigners studying in the Philippines
	USD 30.00	Foreigners studying abroad
	PhP 3,600.00	LEAPMed applicants
INTERNATIONAL TESTING CENTERS:		USD 100.00
THROUGH INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:		USD 50.00

11. Keep a photocopy of all the documents before you proceed to step 12.

12. Submit the following documents to the OFAD through any LBC Express branch. All application documents will only be received through LBC. No personal submission of documents will be entertained by the Office for Admissions (OFAD).
12.1 Signed Application Form
12.2 Accomplished Grades Form
12.3 Clear photocopy of:
– PSA Birth certificate or passport
– BPI/Metrobank payment slip (do not send the original copy)

13. Keep track of your documents with LBC. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification five (5) working days after we receive your documents.

14. Upon receiving the notification of OFAD, download and print the TEST PERMIT. Take note of your USTET schedule.

15. NO TEST PERMIT, NO USTET.

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 12 may apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Office of the Registrar before paying the application fee:
2.1  Graduates from previous school years – present original Form 138 (Report Card)
2.2. Applicants from foreign schools – present Form 137 (Transcript of Records)

3. Applicants must apply online.

4. Click the Apply Now button below and once you are in the online application site, Click Register and select the application for COLLEGE.

5. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

6. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

7. Print the Senior High School Grades Form.

8. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the High School Grades Form.
Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

9. Complete your online registration to print the Application Form and Payment Slip.

10. Using the following account details, pay the non-refundable application fee of USD 100.00 and an additional USD 10.00 per transaction to cover bank charges in the Philippines:

Account Name:	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
Account Number:	0154-0068-77 (Dollar)
Name of the Bank:	Bank of the Philippine Islands (España-UST Branch)
Bank Address:	España corner Moret St., Sampaloc, Manila
Bank Code: Routing Number:	BOPIPHMM 005873

Note: Middle East applicants may pay as a group.

 

11. Scan and upload the following documents to your online application page. (total file size should not exceed 2.5MB)
  11.1 Signed Application Form
11.2 Accomplished Grades Form
11.3 PSA Birth certificate or passport
11.4 Bank deposit slip/transaction receipt (If paying as a group, indicate names of payees)

12. Once we receive your documents, you shall receive a notification regarding the status of your application. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification one week before the scheduled USTET.

13. Upon receiving the notification of OFAD, download and print the TEST PERMIT.

14. Please take note of your USTET schedule.

1. Please take note of the USTET schedules and their corresponding deadlines for the payment of the non-refundable application fee at any Metrobank and Bank of the Philppine Islands (BPI) branch and submission of documents.

 

2. Payment for the USTET will only be accepted at Metrobank and BPI branches. Metrobank and BPI payment for online application applies only to Filipino applicants studying in the Philippines.

 

Application fees of applicants for Senior High School/College belonging to the TOP 5 of their batch (based on their Grade 9 academic standing for Senior High School applicants or Grade 11 academic standing for College applicants) may be waived upon submitting the certification from the high school principal indicating their academic standing. This applies only to candidates coming from the public schools in the Philippines.

 

3. The following are grounds for forfeiture of the enrolment slot or for debarment in the succeeding term if discovered in the current term:
3.1 Misrepresentation of information entered in the Application and Grades Form/Information Survey
  3.2 Misrepresentation during the examinations
3.3 Any violation of the instructions given; and
3.4 Other acts not in conformity with the University’s policy.

 

4. Submitted documents become property of the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD).

 

5. Please make sure that the Activity Log in your Applicant Admission Account indicates that UST OFAD has received your documents.

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the PROVINCIAL TESTING CENTERS:
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) one (1) week before the USTET schedule. 

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the MIDDLE EAST TESTING CENTERS
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before September 14, 2018. 

 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to submit international credentials or certification in lieu of the USTET
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before NOVEMBER 16, 2018. (refer to the Instructions for Local and International Applicants with International Credentials in lieu of USTET below)

 

USTET results for Senior High School and College will be released online on January 28, 2019 at https://ustet.ust.edu.ph/results. 

An applicant’s Priority Program is the program that the applicant is applying to be accepted to.    This is where his/her interest lies and wishes to further his/her knowledge and skills in.  In the case the applicant does not meet the criteria of his/her priority program, he/she will be considered to his/her Alternative Program subject to the criteria set by the College.  Once an applicant qualifies in his/her priority program, his/her alternative program is no longer processed. 

 

Applicants are advised to visit the OFAD website (https://ofad.ust.edu.ph) and Activity Log every Friday for any announcement.

 

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 12 may apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Office of the Registrar before paying the application fee:

2.1 Out-of-school youth passers of the Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) and Alternative Learning System Accreditation and Equivalency (ALS A & E) – present the PEPT/ALS A&E certificate
2.2 Applicants who are graduates of previous school years – present original Form 138 (Report Card)
2.3 Applicants from foreign schools – present Form 137 (Transcript of Records)
2.4 Foreigners graduating from local schools – present passport and Alien Certificate of Registration

3. Applicants must apply online.

4. Click the Apply Now  button below and once you are in the online application site, click Register and select the application for COLLEGE.

5. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

6. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

7. Print the Senior High School Grades Form.

8. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the High School Grades Form.
Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

9. Complete your online registration to print the Application Form and Payment Slip.

10. Proceed to any Metrobank or BPI branch to pay, over the counter, the non-refundable application fee indicated in the USTET Application payment slip. Fill out the Metrobank or BPI payment slip with the following information: (Present to Metrobank or BPI the USTET Application payment slip with reference number for verification purposes)

APPLICATION FEES
UST & PROVINCIAL TESTING CENTERS:
	PhP 600.00	Filipinos studying in the Philippines
	PhP 1,000.00	Filipinos studying abroad
	PhP 1,000.00	Foreigners studying in the Philippines
	USD 30.00	Foreigners studying abroad
	PhP 3,600.00	LEAPMed applicants
INTERNATIONAL TESTING CENTERS:		USD 100.00
THROUGH INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:		USD 50.00

11. Keep a photocopy of all the documents before you proceed to step 12.

12. Submit the following documents to the OFAD through any LBC Express branch. All application documents will only be received through LBC. No personal submission of documents will be entertained by the Office for Admissions (OFAD).
12.1 Signed Application Form
12.2 Accomplished Grades Form
12.3 Clear photocopy of:
– PSA Birth certificate or passport
– BPI/Metrobank payment slip (do not send the original copy)

13. Keep track of your documents with LBC. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification five (5) working days after we receive your documents.

14. Upon receiving the notification of OFAD, download and print the TEST PERMIT. Take note of your USTET schedule.

15. NO TEST PERMIT, NO USTET.

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 12 may apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Office of the Registrar before paying the application fee:
2.1  Graduates from previous school years – present original Form 138 (Report Card)
2.2. Applicants from foreign schools – present Form 137 (Transcript of Records)

3. Applicants must apply online.

4. Click the Apply Now button below and once you are in the online application site, Click Register and select the application for COLLEGE.

5. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

6. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

7. Print the Senior High School Grades Form.

8. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the High School Grades Form.
Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

9. Complete your online registration to print the Application Form and Payment Slip.

10. Using the following account details, pay the non-refundable application fee of USD 100.00 and an additional USD 10.00 per transaction to cover bank charges in the Philippines:

Account Name:	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
Account Number:	0154-0068-77 (Dollar)
Name of the Bank:	Bank of the Philippine Islands (España-UST Branch)
Bank Address:	España corner Moret St., Sampaloc, Manila
Bank Code: Routing Number:	BOPIPHMM 005873

Note: Middle East applicants may pay as a group.

 

11. Scan and upload the following documents to your online application page. (total file size should not exceed 2.5MB)
  11.1 Signed Application Form
11.2 Accomplished Grades Form
11.3 PSA Birth certificate or passport
11.4 Bank deposit slip/transaction receipt (If paying as a group, indicate names of payees)

12. Once we receive your documents, you shall receive a notification regarding the status of your application. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification one week before the scheduled USTET.

13. Upon receiving the notification of OFAD, download and print the TEST PERMIT.

14. Please take note of your USTET schedule.

1. Please take note of the USTET schedules and their corresponding deadlines for the payment of the non-refundable application fee at any Metrobank and Bank of the Philppine Islands (BPI) branch and submission of documents.

2. Payment for the USTET will only be accepted at Metrobank and BPI branches. Metrobank and BPI payment for online application applies only to Filipino applicants studying in the Philippines.

Application fees of applicants for Senior High School/College belonging to the TOP 5 of their batch (based on their Grade 9 academic standing for Senior High School applicants or Grade 11 academic standing for College applicants) may be waived upon submitting the certification from the high school principal indicating their academic standing. This applies only to candidates coming from the public schools in the Philippines.

3. The following are grounds for forfeiture of the enrolment slot or for debarment in the succeeding term if discovered in the current term:
3.1 Misrepresentation of information entered in the Application and Grades Form/Information Survey
  3.2 Misrepresentation during the examinations
3.3 Any violation of the instructions given; and
3.4 Other acts not in conformity with the University’s policy.

4. Submitted documents become property of the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD).

5. Please make sure that the Activity Log in your Applicant Admission Account indicates that UST OFAD has received your documents.

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the PROVINCIAL TESTING CENTERS:
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) one (1) week before the USTET schedule. 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the MIDDLE EAST TESTING CENTERS
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before September 14, 2018. 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to submit international credentials or certification in lieu of the USTET
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before NOVEMBER 16, 2018.

USTET results for Senior High School and College will be released online on January 28, 2019 at https://ustet.ust.edu.ph/results.

USTET results for Junior High School will be released online on March 15, 2019 at https://ustet.ust.edu.ph/results.

An applicant’s Priority Program is the program that the applicant is applying to be accepted to.    This is where his/her interest lies and wishes to further his/her knowledge and skills in.  In the case the applicant does not meet the criteria of his/her priority program, he/she will be considered to his/her Alternative Program subject to the criteria set by the College.  Once an applicant qualifies in his/her priority program, his/her alternative program is no longer processed. 

Applicants are advised to visit the OFAD website (https://ofad.ust.edu.ph) and Activity Log every Friday for any announcement.

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 10 may apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Office of the Registrar before paying the application fee:
2.1. Out-of-school youth passers of the Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) – present the PEPT certificate
2.2 Completers from previous school years;
2.3 Applicants from foreign schools – present Form 137 (Transcript of Records)
2.4. Foreigners graduating from local schools – present passport and Alien Certificate of Registration

3. Applicants must apply online.

4. Click the Apply Now  button below and once you are in the online application site, click Register and select the application for SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

5. Select UST Senior High School or UST Angelicum College.

6. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

7. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

8. Print the Junior High School Grades Form.

9. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the Junior High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the Junior High School Grades Form.
Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

10. Complete your online registration to print the Application Form and Payment Slip.

11. Proceed to any Metrobank or BPI branch to pay, over the counter, the non-refundable application fee indicated in the USTET Application payment slip. Fill out the Metrobank or BPI payment slip with the following information: (Present to Metrobank or BPI the USTET Application payment slip with reference number for verification purposes)

 

APPLICATION FEES
UST & PROVINCIAL TESTING CENTERS:
	PhP 600.00	Filipinos studying in the Philippines
	PhP 1,000.00	Filipinos studying abroad
	PhP 1,000.00	Foreigners studying in the Philippines
	USD 30.00	Foreigners studying abroad
INTERNATIONAL TESTING CENTERS:		USD 100.00

12. Keep a photocopy of all the documents before you proceed to step 13.

13. Submit the following documents to the OFAD through any LBC Express branch. All application documents will only be received through LBC. No personal submission of documents will be entertained by the Office for Admissions (OFAD).
13.1 Signed Application Form
13.2 Accomplished Grades Form
13.3 Clear photocopy of:
– PSA Birth certificate or passport
– Baptismal Certificate (for Catholic applicants only)
– BPI/Metrobank payment slip (do not send the original copy)

14. Keep track of your documents with LBC. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification seven (7) to ten (10) working days after we receive your documents.

15. Upon receiving the notification of OFAD, download and print the TEST PERMIT. Take note of your USTET schedule.

16. NO TEST PERMIT, NO USTET.

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 10 may apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Office of the Registrar before paying the application fee:

2.1 Completers from previous school year; and
2.2 Applicants from foreign schools

3. Applicants must apply online.

4. Click the Apply Now button below and once you are in the online application site, click Register and select the application for SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

5. Select UST Senior High School or UST Angelicum College.

6. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

7. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

8. Print the Junior High School Grades Form.

9. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the Junior High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the Junior High School Grades Form.

Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

10. Complete your online registration to print the Application Form and Payment Slip.

11. Using the following account details, pay the non-refundable application fee of USD100.00 and an additional USD 10.00 per transaction to cover bank charges in the Philippines:

 

Account Name:	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
Account Number:	0154-0068-77 (Dollar)
Name of the Bank:	Bank of the Philippine Islands (España-UST Branch)
Bank Address:	España corner Moret St., Sampaloc, Manila
Bank Code: Routing Number:	BOPIPHMM 005873

Note: Middle East applicants may pay as a group.

12. Scan and upload the following documents to your online application page. (total file size should not exceed 2.5MB)

12.1 Signed Application Form
12.2 Accomplished Grades Form
12.3 PSA Birth certificate or passport
12.4 Baptismal Certificate (for Catholic applicants only)
12.5 Bank deposit slip/transaction receipt (If paying as a group, indicate names of payees)

13. Once we receive your documents, you shall receive a notification regarding the status of your application. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification one week before the scheduled USTET.

14. Upon receiving the notification from OFAD, download and print the TEST PERMIT. 

15. Please take note of your USTET schedule..

1. Please take note of the USTET schedules and their corresponding deadlines for the payment of the non-refundable application fee at any Metrobank and Bank of the Philppine Islands (BPI) branch and submission of documents.

2. Payment for the USTET will only be accepted at Metrobank and BPI branches. Metrobank and BPI payment for online application applies only to Filipino applicants studying in the Philippines.

Application fees of applicants for Senior High School/College belonging to the TOP 5 of their batch (based on their Grade 9 academic standing for Senior High School applicants or Grade 11 academic standing for College applicants) may be waived upon submitting the certification from the high school principal indicating their academic standing. This applies only to candidates coming from the public schools in the Philippines.

3. The following are grounds for forfeiture of the enrolment slot or for debarment in the succeeding term if discovered in the current term:
3.1 Misrepresentation of information entered in the Application and Grades Form/Information Survey
  3.2 Misrepresentation during the examinations
3.3 Any violation of the instructions given; and
3.4 Other acts not in conformity with the University’s policy.

4. Submitted documents become property of the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD).

5. Please make sure that the Activity Log in your Applicant Admission Account indicates that UST OFAD has received your documents.

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the PROVINCIAL TESTING CENTERS:
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) one (1) week before the USTET schedule. 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to take the USTET in the MIDDLE EAST TESTING CENTERS
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before September 14, 2018. 

FOR APPLICANTS who wish to submit international credentials or certification in lieu of the USTET
Complete set of documents should be received by the UST Office for Admissions (OFAD) on or before NOVEMBER 16, 2018.

USTET results for Senior High School and College will be released online on January 28, 2019 at https://ustet.ust.edu.ph/results.

USTET results for Junior High School will be released online on March 15, 2019 at https://ustet.ust.edu.ph/results.

An applicant’s Priority Program is the program that the applicant is applying to be accepted to.    This is where his/her interest lies and wishes to further his/her knowledge and skills in.  In the case the applicant does not meet the criteria of his/her priority program, he/she will be considered to his/her Alternative Program subject to the criteria set by the College.  Once an applicant qualifies in his/her priority program, his/her alternative program is no longer processed. 

Applicants are advised to visit the OFAD website (https://ofad.ust.edu.ph) and Activity Log every Friday for any announcement.

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 10 may apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Office of the Registrar before paying the application fee:
2.1. Out-of-school youth passers of the Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) – present the PEPT certificate
2.2 Completers from previous school years;
2.3 Applicants from foreign schools – present Form 137 (Transcript of Records)
2.4. Foreigners graduating from local schools – present passport and Alien Certificate of Registration

3. Applicants must apply online.

4. Click the Apply Now  button below and once you are in the online application site, click Register and select the application for SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

5. Select UST Senior High School or UST Angelicum College.

6. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

7. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

8. Print the Junior High School Grades Form.

9. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the Junior High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the Junior High School Grades Form.
Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

10. Complete your online registration to print the Application Form and Payment Slip.

11. Proceed to any Metrobank or BPI branch to pay, over the counter, the non-refundable application fee indicated in the USTET Application payment slip. Fill out the Metrobank or BPI payment slip with the following information: (Present to Metrobank or BPI the USTET Application payment slip with reference number for verification purposes)

 

APPLICATION FEES
UST & PROVINCIAL TESTING CENTERS:
	PhP 600.00	Filipinos studying in the Philippines
	PhP 1,000.00	Filipinos studying abroad
	PhP 1,000.00	Foreigners studying in the Philippines
	USD 30.00	Foreigners studying abroad
INTERNATIONAL TESTING CENTERS:		USD 100.00

12. Keep a photocopy of all the documents before you proceed to step 13.

13. Submit the following documents to the OFAD through any LBC Express branch. All application documents will only be received through LBC. No personal submission of documents will be entertained by the Office for Admissions (OFAD).
13.1 Signed Application Form
13.2 Accomplished Grades Form
13.3 Clear photocopy of:
– PSA Birth certificate or passport
– Baptismal Certificate (for Catholic applicants only)
– BPI/Metrobank payment slip (do not send the original copy)

14. Keep track of your documents with LBC. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification seven (7) to ten (10) working days after we receive your documents.

15. Upon receiving the notification of OFAD, download and print the TEST PERMIT. Take note of your USTET schedule.

16. NO TEST PERMIT, NO USTET.

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 10 may apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Office of the Registrar before paying the application fee:

2.1 Completers from previous school year; and
2.2 Applicants from foreign schools

3. Applicants must apply online.

4. Click the Apply Now button below and once you are in the online application site, click Register and select the application for SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

5. Select UST Senior High School or UST Angelicum College.

6. Fill out the Pre-registration form to get your reference number.

7. Log-in your reference number, upload your ID picture, and then click save.

8. Print the Junior High School Grades Form.

9. Request the Registrar’s Office of your school to accomplish the Junior High School Grades Form. Make sure that the school principal or registrar signs the Junior High School Grades Form.

Afterwards, encode your grades in your application portal.

10. Complete your online registration to print the Application Form and Payment Slip.

11. Using the following account details, pay the non-refundable application fee of USD100.00 and an additional USD 10.00 per transaction to cover bank charges in the Philippines:

 

Account Name:	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
Account Number:	0154-0068-77 (Dollar)
Name of the Bank:	Bank of the Philippine Islands (España-UST Branch)
Bank Address:	España corner Moret St., Sampaloc, Manila
Bank Code: Routing Number:	BOPIPHMM 005873

Note: Middle East applicants may pay as a group.

12. Scan and upload the following documents to your online application page. (total file size should not exceed 2.5MB)

12.1 Signed Application Form
12.2 Accomplished Grades Form
12.3 PSA Birth certificate or passport
12.4 Baptismal Certificate (for Catholic applicants only)
12.5 Bank deposit slip/transaction receipt (If paying as a group, indicate names of payees)

13. Once we receive your documents, you shall receive a notification regarding the status of your application. Please visit your Activity Log to view the notification one week before the scheduled USTET.

14. Upon receiving the notification from OFAD, download and print the TEST PERMIT. 

15. Please take note of your USTET schedule..

1. Only applicants who are currently enrolled in Grade 6 are allowed to apply.

2. The following applicants must secure clearance from the UST Junior High School Principal’s Office Before paying the application fee:
2.1. Applicants from Foreign Schools
2.2. Applicants who are graduates of previous school years.

3. After accomplishing the Application Form, with the reference number found on the upper right hand corner, proceed to any BPI or Metrobank branch to pay the non-refundable application fee in cash over the counter.

4. Keep a photocopy of all the documents before you proceed to step 5.

5. Submit the following documents to the OFAD through LBC only:
5.1. Signed Application Form
5.2. Accomplished Grades Form
5.3. Clear Photocopy of the following documents
– PSA Birth Certificate or Passport
– Baptismal Certificate for Catholic Applicants Only
– BPI/Metrobank payment slip (Do not send original copy)

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

USTET SCHEDULE	PAYMENT AND SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS	DEADLINE FOR PAYMENT AND SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS
October 14, 2018	July 30, 2018 – October 5, 2018	October 5, 2018
February 17, 2019	October 8, 2018 – February 13, 2019	February 13, 2019