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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCESLevel 3 PAASCU Accredited

1. BACHELOR OF ARTS IN COMMUNICATION

2. BACHELOR OF ARTS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

3. BACHELOROFARTSINPOLITICALSCIENCEwithCertificatein: • InternationalStudies

• PublicManagement

4. BACHELOROFARTSINPSYCHOLOGYwithCertificatein: • Education

• Marketing• HumanResourceManagement

5. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY • Ecology

• MedicalBiology• Microbiology

6. BACHELOROFSCIENCEINPSYCHOLOGYwithCertificatein: • Education

• Marketing• HumanResourceManagement

7. LIBERAL ARTS AND COMMERCE

Objectives of the Program

CommittedtothepromotionandfulfillmentoftheUniversityMissionStatement,thedegreeprogramsoftheCollegeofArtsandSciencesaimtodevelopChristianmenandwomenwhoarecompetentintheirprofessionanddedicatedtothefulfillmentofaharmoniousrelationshipwiththemselves,others,society,natureandGod. Theseprogramsarealsodesignedtofacilitatethetotalformationanddevelopmentofthestudentsandenablethemto:

1. acquireadeeperunderstandingoftheChristianfaithasexpressedthroughtheLasalliancharism;

2. achievecompetenceintheirchosenprofessionthrough:• excellentacademicpreparationthatincludesabroadknowledgeof

conceptsandprinciplesofthediscipline,and• relevantinternshipprograms,fieldexposuresandappropriatelearning

experiencesthatallowthemtoundertakeindependentstudyandresearchrelatedtotheirprofession;

3. gain confidence as well-trained professionals who are able to cope withchallengingsituationsduetotheircriticalthinkingandanalysisandabilitytocommunicateeffectively;

4. developsocialresponsibilitythroughanawarenessofrelevantsocialissuesandactualparticipationinactivitiesthatdrawouttheirpersonalcontributiontowardsthetransformationofsociety;and

5. growintheircommitmenttoacontinuingpursuitofknowledgeandtotheexerciseofsoundmoralandethicalvaluesinthepracticeoftheirprofession.

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General Admission Policies

1. CollegefreshmenseekingadmissiontotheCollegeofArtsandSciencesmustpresent/complywiththefollowingrequirements:1.1. ReportCard138(4thyear)Average1.2. UBATScoreSheet1.3. NSOBirthCertificate(certifiedtruecopy)1.4. AccomplishedRecommendationForm(fromH.S.Principal)1.5. AccomplishedApplicationFormforAdmission(SAI)1.6. ApplicationFeeReceipt1.7. AccomplishedUndertaking(2x2IDpicture)1.8. MedicalCertificate(USLSHealthCenter)1.9. Interview

2. StudentsseekingadmissiontoanyofthemajordegreeProgramsmustmeettherequirementsforadmissionsetbythespecificDepartment.

General Retention Policies

1. Studentsadmitted toanyof thedegreeprogramsof theCollegeofArtsandSciencesmustcomplywithalltherequirementssetbythedepartment.

2. StudentsadmittedonprobationshouldcomplywiththeconditionsprovidedbytheDepartmentChairconcerned.

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BACHELOR OF ARTSCommunication

Program Description

BA Communication is a Mass Communication-based program that covers fields in Journalism, Development Communication, Broadcasting, Communication Research, Multi-Media Studies, Film, Public Relations, Advertising, and the creative arts like theater and stage performance. Students are expected to do production outputs in print journalism, broadcasting for TV and radio, events management, marketing, communication management and, entrepreneurship.

At the end of the four-year program, students are expected to be exposed to the industry through internship and an educational trip to various industries outside of the city.

Program Learning Outcomes

The Communication Program aims to develop individuals who are able to develop and produce individuals who can:

1. Skillfully define and access information needs; responsibly assess and organize information and knowledge; produce, share and utilize information and knowledge with significant impact to society;

2. Communicate, develop, and produce communication materials addressing pressing society issues using different formats and platforms;

3. Prepare a well-articulated communication/media plan through skillful use of appropriate and updated industry technology;

4. Conduct ethical industry-relevant and updated communication and media research and evaluation for generation of new knowledge from a wide variety of perspectives and sources

5. Skillfully demonstrate communication management and leadership skills6. Develop entrepreneurial capabilities relevant to servicing the need of the

industry and society;7. Adhere to ethical standards and practices through the use of an inclusive, non-

discriminatory framework;8. Observe impeccable work ethics and practice rights and social responsibility,

with emphasis on personal and social accountabilities in the communication profession

9. Demonstrate a development orientation in communication work through the spirit of sustainability and participation.

10. Apply innovatively communication theories/models, principles, practices and tools in development work.

11. Work well as a team in creating outputs across all disciplines12. Use media technology in creating outputs that take pride in Filipino culture and

heritage.

Admission Requirements

The applicant who wishes to join the program must:1. have a minimum grade of 83% in English 1 or any English subject/s taken in

college;2. have met the UBAT cut-off score set by the CAS (61-69%tile);

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3. have attended the general orientation conducted by the Department; and4. have satisfactorily passed screening requirements set by the Department.

Retention Policies

To be retained in the program, a Communication major must:1. maintain a grade of 83% in all major subjects and electives taken for the duration

of the program with a GPA of 80%;2. actively participate in the Communication Society and the Department’s co-

curricular activities; and3. comply with all the requirements set by the Department.

Furthermore, students will be dropped from the program due to any of the following reasons:

1. Received a grade below 83 in TWO professional courses and/or electives, 2. has poor attendance in Society-sponsored activities,

3. is found to have violated standards if intellectual dishonesty (as stated in the Student Handbook).

A students who acquired a grade of 82 or lower in any ONE professional education course is placed under probation for the next semester. Said probationary status will be lifted only if the student receives no grade below 83 in ALL of his/her professional education course during the next semester.

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BACHELOR OF ARTSCommunication

FIRST YEARFirst Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPCOM Purposive Communication 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3USELF Understanding the Self 3 CWRLD The Contemporary World 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3STS Science, Technology, and Society 3 ETHICS Ethics 3NSTP1 National Service Training Program 1 3 PED2 Physical Education 2 IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 (Team Sports and Rhythmic PED1 Physical Education 1 Activities) 2 (Wellness and Fitness) 2 IRS2 Christian Morality 3IGG Group Guidance 1.5 COMM101 Introduction to Communication Total 21.5 Media 3 COMM102 Communication Theory 3 NSTP2 National Service Training Program 2 3 Total 26 SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsIRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 GBOOKS Great Books 3COMM103 Communication, Culture, COMM104 Risk Disaster and and Society 3 Humanitarian Communication 3COMM109 Communication Planning 3 COMM105 Journalism Principles and COMELECT1 Communication Elective 1 3 Practices 3ARTAP Art Appreciation 3 COMM106 TV Principles and Practices 3PED3 Physical Education 3 LOGIC Logic 3 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 COMELECT2 Communication Elective 2 3 Total 17 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 Total 23SUMMER COMELECT3 Communicative Elective 3 3COMELECT4 Communicative Elective 4 3 Total 6 THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester Units COMM107 Radio Principles and Practices 3 COMM111 Communication Research 3COMM108 Advertising Principles and Practices 3 COMM112 Communication Media Laws COMELECT5 SS/Humanities Electives 1 3 and Ethics 3COMM110 Communication Management 3 COMM113 Knowledge Management 3FILI2 Filipino sa Iba t Ibang Disiplina 3 COMELECT6 SS/Humanities Electives 2 3 Total 15 COMELECT7 SS/Humanities Electives 3 3 FILI22 Dalumat ng Filipino 3 Total 18SUMMER COMM117 Internship 3 Total 3 FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsCOMM114 Thesis/Special Project 1 3 COMM115 Thesis/Special Project 2 3COMELECT8 SS/Humanities Electives 4 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3COMM116 Development Communication 3 COMELECT9 SS/Humanities Electives 5 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 PANLIT Sosyodad at Literature/Panitikang Total 12 Panlipunan 3 Total 12

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Electives (May include from any of the following clusters or a combination of clusters: Political Communications, Creative and Performing Arts, Communications and Socio-Cultural Change, New Media)

COMM201 Photography and Multimedia COMM202 Radio and TV Production COMM203 Multi-Media JournalismCOMM204 Events ManagementCOMM205 Media Management and EntrepreneurshipCOMM206 Principles of Marketing COMM207 Film Appreciation COMM208 Film Production COMM209 Introduction to Film Editing COMM210 Hiligaynon CommunicationCOMM211 Introduction to Theater ArtsCOMM212 Advanced Advertising COMM213 Cinematography

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SUMMARY OF REQUIRED COURSES BA Communication No. of Unit Total Courses Equivalent Units Required

General Languages 27 Purposive Communication 1 3 Filipino 3 9 Philippine Literature 1 3 Great Books(GE Elective) 1 3 Math & Science 6 Mathematics in the Modern World 1 3 Environmental Science 1 3

Social Sciences 9 Understanding the Self 1 3 Readings in Philippine History 1 3 Art Appreciation 1 3 Mandated Subjects 34.5 Physical Education 4 8 Religious Studies 3 3 National Service Training Program 2 3 Group Guidance 1 1.5 The Contemporary World 1 3 Ethics 1 3 Science, Technology, and Society 1 3 Logic 1 3 Public Speaking 1 3 Rizal 1 3

Major Subjects 51 COMM101 Introduction to Comm Media 1 3 COMM102 Communication Theory 1 3 COMM103 Communication, Culture, and Society 1 3 COMM104 Risk Disaster and Humanitarian Communication 1 3COMM105 Journalism Principles and Practices 1 3 COMM106 TV Principles and Practices 1 3COMM107 Radio Principles and Practices 1 3COMM108 Advertising Principles and Practices 1 3COMM109 Communication Planning 1 3COMM110 Communication Management 1 3COMM111 Communication Research 1 3COMM112 Communication Media Laws and Ethics 1 3COMM113 Knowledge Management 1 3COMM114 Thesis/Special Project 1 1 3COMM115 Thesis/Special Project 2 1 3COMM116 Development Communication 1 3COMM117 Internship 1 3

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Electives (May include from any of the following clusters or a combination of clusters: Political Communication, Creative and Performing Arts, Communication and Socio-Cultural Change, New Media)

COMM201 Photography and MultimediaCOMM202 Radio and TV ProductionCOMM203 Multi-Media Journalism COMM204 Events ManagementCOMM205 Media Management and EntrepreneurshipCOMM206 Principles of MarketingCOMM207 Film AppreciationCOMM208 Film ProductionCOMM209 Introduction to Film EditingCOMM210 Hiligaynon CommunicationCOMM211 Introduction to Theater ArtsCOMM212 Advanced AdvertisingCOMM213 Cinematography

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BACHELOR OF ARTSInterdisciplinary Studies

Program Description

The Department of Interdisciplinary Studies aims to develop protean graduates capable of viewing and addressing world realities from an interdisciplinary perspective.

The Department offers a four-year Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (AB-IDS) program that provides students opportunities to define and design career track that suits their individual learning and career goals. The core curriculum offers theoretical and practical tools to integrate knowledge, drawn from 2 disciplines like Psychology and Education, Public Management and Communication, Information Technology and Business Management, or any combination of two disciplines within or across Colleges.

Given the variety of programs in the AB-IDS curriculum, graduates have diverse career opportunities whether in media, human resources management, public relations and corporate communications, information technology, sales and marketing, entrepreneurship, government services, to name a few.


In line with the Institutional Mission Statement, the Program aims to produce graduates who are able to:

1. Apply multidisciplinary approaches to analyzing and solving contemporary issues/needs in the light of human-social development principles, self-reflection, and well-discerned decisions, specific to their respective field of interests.

2. Articulate thoughts, ideas, and feelings effectively and confidently in different settings and for various audiences, the identified social-development needs in verbal, written and/or multi-media form in English, Filipino, and/or the vernacular.

3. Use appropriate and relevant information and communication technology or other modern technologies effectively and efficiently to convey messages beneficial to the society and the Church.

4. Design and implement development plans using investigative skills alongside self-reflection, multidisciplinary approaches and innovative technological tools that are responsive to contemporary issues/needs.

5. Monitor and assess responsibly the development plans vis-à-vis human-social development principles/framework anchored on Christian Gospel values.

6. Adhere to the Christian ethical/moral standards and practices of human-social development to nurture one’s relationship with God, with others, with the self, and with the environment.

7. Collaborate with multi-sectoral stakeholders in identifying, designing, implementing, monitoring, and assessing development plans in order to arrive at well-discerned decisions in addressing contemporary social-development issues/needs.

8. Conduct multi-disciplinary research as an effective instrument towards providing scientific and concrete solutions to social-development issues/needs, and confidently share research findings in different settings and with various audiences.

9. Pursue with responsibility and accountability the life-long learning experiences and skills to continue discovering new knowledge for personal and professional growth in order to adapt to the changing and complex world of work and life.

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Admission Requirements A student seeking admission to the program must comply with the following:

1. accomplished Program application form;2. all copies of grades-high school grades and admission test scores (if entering

freshman); latest evaluation printout (if a shiftee); transcript of records and admission test scores (if a transferee); or transcript of records and latest evaluation printout (if shiftee and a former transferee);

3. endorsement/recommendation from previous school/program officer;4. any other additional requirement/document that may be set by the Department

Chair, on a case-to-case basis; and5. interview with the Department Chair.

Retention Policies

A student is retained in the program if he/she:1. maintains a satisfactory cumulative GPA in all subjects taken for the duration of

the programs;2. does not exceed six (6) units of withdrawn subjects during the preceding term;3. maintains a GPA of 80 in all major subjects and career track electives taken for

the duration of the program;4. earns grades of at least 80 for subjects applied for credit as a free elective; and 5. fulfills all requirements set in the signed probationary status form, if applicable.

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BACHELOR OF ARTSInterdisciplinary Studies

FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPCOM Purposive Communication 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3USELF Understanding the Self 3 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3PED1 Physical Education 1 PED2 Physical Education 2 (Wellness and Fitness) 2 (Team Sports and Rhythmic FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong Activities) 2 Komunikasyon sa FILI2 Filipino sa Iba’t Ibang Disiplina 3 Filipino 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3ARTAP Art Appreciation 3 IGG Group Guidance 1.5ETHICS Ethics 3 NSTP2 National Service Training NSTP1 National Service Training Program 2 3 Program 1 3 Total 21.5 Total 23

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsLOGIC Logic 3 STS Science, Technology, and Society 3PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 GBOOKS Great Books 3PSPEAK Public Speaking 3 IDST105 Social Psychology 3IDST101 Introduction to Interdisciplinary IDST106 Gender and Sexuality Studies 3 Studies 3 IDST107 Accounting for Non-Accountants 3IDST102 Introduction to Philosophical IDST108 Entrepreneurial Management 3 Perspectives 3 IDST109 Graphic Design 3IDST103 Socio-Anthropology 3 FILI22 Dalumat ng Filipino 3IDST104 Advance Personality Development 3 Total 26IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 Total 26

THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsIDST110 Introduction to Web Authoring 3 IDST115 Office Management 3IDST111 Economic Development 3 IDST116 Future Studies 3IDST112 Leadership Behavior and IDST117 Corporate Social Responsibility 3 Organizational Development 3 IDST118 Human Resource Management 3IDST113 Public Relations 3 IDST119 Social Research 1 3IDST114 Dynamics of Popular Culture 3 CT104 Career Track 104 3CT101 Career Track 101 3 CT105 Career Track 105 3CT102 Career Track 102 3 CT106 Career Track 106 3CT103 Career Track 103 3 PANLIT Sosyodad at Literatura/ PanitikangPHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Panlipunan 3 Total 27 Total 27 FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsIDST120 Developmental Studies 3 FL* Foreign Language 3IDST121 Social Research 2 3 IDST123 Events Management 3IDST122 Creative Conflict Transformation 3 IDST124 Interdisciplinary Studies Internship 3CT201 Career Track 201 3 CT205 Career Track 205 3CT202 Career Track 202 3 CT206 Career Track 206 3CT203 Career Track 203 3 Total 15CT204 Career Track 204 3 Total 21

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FL* FL201 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (SPANISH)FL202 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (FRENCH)FL203 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (CHINESE/MANDARIN)FL204 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (KOREAN)FL205 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (JAPANESE)

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SUMMARY OF REQUIRED COURSES AB Interdisciplinary Studies

No. of Unit Total Courses Equivalent Units Required General Education Languages Purposive Communication 1 3 Filipino 2 6 Philippine Literature 1 3 Damulat ng Filipino 1 3 Great Books 1 3 Sosyodad at Literatura/Panitikang Panlipunan 1 3 21Mathematics Mathematics in the Modern World 1 3 3Social Sciences Understanding the Self 1 3 Art Appreciation 1 3 6Mandated Subjects Physical Education 4 8 Religious Studies 3 9 National Service Training Program 2 6 Group Guidance 1 1.5 The Contemporary World 1 3 Ethics 1 3 Science, Technology and Society 1 3 Logic 1 3 Public Speaking 1 3 Rizal 1 3 Readings in Philippine History 1 3 45.5Major CoursesIDST101 Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies 1 3IDST102 Introduction to Philosophical Perspectives 1 3IDST103 Socio-Anthropology 1 3IDST104 Advance Personality Development 1 3IDST105 Social Psychology 1 3IDST106 Gender and Sexuality Studies 1 3IDST107 Accounting for Non-Accountants 1 3IDST108 Entrepreneurial Management 1 3IDST109 Graphic Design 1 3IDST110 Introduction to Web Auditing 1 3IDST111 Economic Development 1 3IDST112 Leadership Behavior and Organizational Dev. 1 3IDST113 Public Relations 1 3IDST114 Dynamics of Popular Culture 1 3IDST115 Office Management 1 3IDST116 Future Studies 1 3IDST117 Corporate Social Responsibility 1 3IDST118 Human Resource Management 1 3IDST119 Social Research 1 1 3IDST120 Developmental Studies 1 3IDST121 Social Research 2 1 3IDST122 Creative Conflict Transformation 1 3IDST123 Events Management 1 3IDST124 Interdisciplinary Studies Internship 1 3 72

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Interdisciplinary Career TracksDiscipline 1 - CT101 Career Track 101 1 3 CT102 Career Track 102 1 3 CT103 Career Track 103 1 3 CT104 Career Track 104 1 3 CT105 Career Track 105 1 3 CT106 Career Track 106 1 3 18Discipline 2 - CT201 Career Track 201 1 3 CT202 Career Track 202 1 3 CT203 Career Track 203 1 3 CT204 Career Track 204 1 3 CT205 Career Track 205 1 3 CT206 Career Track 206 1 3 18Free Electives Free Elective (Foreign Languages) 1 3 3 TOTAL 186.5

FL*FL201 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (SPANISH)FL202 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (FRENCH)FL203 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (CHINESE/MADARIN)FL204 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (KOREAN)FL205 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (JAPANESE)

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BACHELOR OF ARTS Political Science (BA) with:

(Certificate in International Studies and Diploma in Public Management)

Program Description

The BA Political Science with Certificate in International Studies and Diploma in Public Management (BA PolSci – CIS and DPM) is designed to prepare students for university level education in political science concentrating on politics, governance and law, and furthermore with specializing emphasis on international studies and public management.

Guided by the La Sallian animo and philosophy of education, it provides students with holistic political education molded by the Expected La Sallian Graduates Attributes (ELGA) of Critical Thinker, Effective Communicator and Socially Responsible Christian.

To become the epitome of La Sallian professionals, the Program provides the students with well-crafted Outcome-Based Education (OBE) characterized by creative, dynamic and student-centered learning and management whether in the classrooms, on field trips or educational exposure, and co-curricular and extra-curricular engagements and interactions.

Program Learning Outcomes In line with the Vision and Mission of De La Salle Philippines within the milieu of the University of St. La Salle vis-à-vis the thrust of Philippine higher education, the Program aims to:

1. Recognize and define the distinctiveness of Political Science discipline in terms of its theories, concepts and methods as evidenced by the graduate skills to differentiate information in various contexts;

2. Demonstrate proficiently in oral, written and visual presentations in English, and in other local and foreign languages, and articulate thoughts and feelings tactfully that are rooted in Christian values using appropriate technology and innovative methods;

3. Articulate and discuss in multidisciplinary fashion in Political Science and allied disciplines; advocate societal development and cooperation among supra-national organizations resulting from investigative skills and self -reflection; and establish harmonious relationships with others especially the marginalized;

4. Critique, judge and respond to societal issues and problems based on substantive understanding of the situations thereby arriving at well-discerned decisions that have implications to the world, the Philippine society, and the Negrense community, particularly the family, the Church and the environment;

5. Work and express effectively and independently using multi-disciplinary approaches, multi-cultural teams and different social settings that respect diversity and bridge cultural differences;

6. Develop morally and socially responsible citizens and professionals who demonstrate civic virtue and La Sallian Christian values in their political engagement and practices locally, nationally and globally;

7. Participate in the generation of new knowledge by designing and operationalizing research inquiries using appropriate Political Science paradigms and methodologies guided by ethical standards.

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Students who intend to join the Program should:1. Meet the requirements for general admission to the University;2. Have a minimum grade of 83% in PLSCI101 and PLSCI102;3. Have passed or satisfied the standard set by the Department’s Screening

Committee such as panel interview and written aptitude examination;4. Have completely submitted all the requirements set by the University and the

Department.

Retention Policies

To be retained in the Program, a Political Science major must:1. Pass and maintain a GPA of 83% and above in the major courses; failure in any

of these major courses will mean no readmission;2. Not incur more than nine (9) units of failed or dropped General Education and

Mandated Subjects during his/her entire stay in the Program; and3. Be actively involved in the Political Science Society and the Social-Political

Science Department co-curricular activities.

Graduate Track

Political Science students who wish to finish MPM must be conferred first the BA PolSci (with Certificate in International Studies and Diploma in Public Management) on the fourth year, take the Comprehensive Examination in all Public Management courses, enrolled in Thesis Writing and presented their Thesis approved by the Panel assigned by the Department and the College Graduate Program Committee.

The program is designed for students who wish to pursue a career as public administrators, policy makers, organizational managers in public, private or non-government organization, and as advocates of participatory governance and development.

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BACHELOR OF ARTSPolitical Science

(with Certificate in International Studies and Diploma in Public Management)

FIRST YEARFirst Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPCOM Purposive Communication 3 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3USELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3ARTAP Art Appreciation 3 RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3PED1 Physical Education 1 PED2 Physical Education 2 (Wellness and Fitness) 2 (Team Sports and Rhythmic FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong Activities) 2 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 FILI2 Filipino sa Iba’t Ibang Disiplina 3NSTP1 National Service Training NSTP2 National Service Training Program 1 3 Program 2 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3PLSCI101 Fundamentals of Political Science 3 PLSCI103 Ancient and Medieval PLSCI102 Intro to Philippine Politics Political Theories 3 and Governance 3 PLSCI104 Modern Political Theories 3 Total 26 IGG Group Guidance 1.5 Total 27.5

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsGBOOKS Great Books 3 STS Science, Technology and Society 3LOGIC Logic 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 PED3 Physical Education 3 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 PLSCI109 Gender and Development 3PLSCI105 Public Speaking and Debate 3 PLSCI110 Political Parties and Civil Society 3PLSCI106 Negrense Studies 3 ECON11 Fundamentals of Economics CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 with Taxation 3PLSCI107 Intro to Comparative Politics 3 PLSCI111 American Government and Politics 3FL201 Foreign Language 1 (Spanish) 3 PLSCI112 Gov t and Politics of Asian PLSCI108 Intro to International Relations 3 States (focused on Southeast Asia) 3FILI22 Dalumat ng Filipino 3 PLSCI113 Gov t and Politics of Selected Total 29 European States 3 PLAW101 Intro to Law and Family Code 3 PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Total 29 THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPLSCI114 Intro to Political Analysis PLSCI120 Political Data Analysis 3 and Research 3 PLSCI121 Parliamentary Rules andPSTAT Statistics for Political Science 3 Procedures 3PLAW102 International Law and Foreign FL202 Foreign Language 3 (French) 3 Studies 3 ETHICS Ethics 3PLSCI115 Consular and Diplomatic Practices 3 PLAW103 Obligation and Contracts 3PLSCI116 Phil. Foreign policies and Laws on PLAW104 Fundamentals of the Phil. Overseas Filipino Workers 3 Criminal Justice System 3FL203 Foreign Language 2 (Mandarin) 3 PLAW105 Labor and Social Legislations 3PLSCI117 International and Regional IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 Organizations 3 PANLIP Sosyodad at Literatura/ PLSCI118 International Political Economy 3 Panitikang Panlipunan 3PLSCI119 Contemporary Issues and Trends Total 27 in IR with IS Integration Project 3 Total 27 SUMMER PLSCI122 Political/ Legal/ International Studies Internship 3 Total 3

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FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPM101 Philippine Public Administration 3 PLAW106 Constitutional Law 3PM102 Organization and Manangement 3 PM105 Public Policy and Program PM103 Public Human Resource Administration (with Integration Management 3 Project) 3PM104 Public Fiscal Administration 3 PM106 Project Management 3 Total 12 PM107 Local Goverment Administration 3 Total 12

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SUMMARY OF REQUIRED COURSESAB Political Science

No. of Units Total Courses Equivalent Units Required General Education Languages Purposive Communication 1 3 Filipino 2 6 Great Books 1 3 12

Mathematics Mathematics in the Modern World 1 3 3

Social Sciences Understanding the Self 1 3 Art Appreciation 1 3 Fundamentals of Economics with Taxation 1 3 9

Mandated Subjects Physical Education 4 8 Religious Studies 3 9 National Service Training Program 2 6 Group Guidance 1 1.5 The Contemporary World 1 3 Ethics 1 3 Science, Technology and Society 1 3 Logic 1 3 Rizal 1 3 Readings in Philippine History 1 3 42.5

Major CoursesPLSCI101 Fundamentals of Political Science 1 3PLSCI102 Intro to Philippine Politics and Governance 1 3 6

Required CoursesPLSCI103 Ancient and Medieval Political Theories 1 3PLSCI104 Modern Political Theories 1 3PLSCI105 Public Speaking and Debate 1 3PLSCI106 Negrense Studies 1 3PLSCI107 Intro to Comparative Politics 1 3PLSCI108 Intro to International Relations 1 3PLSCI109 Gender and Development 1 3PLSCI110 Political Parties and Civil Society 1 3PLSCI111 American Government and Politics 1 3PLSCI112 Gov’t and Politics of Asian States 1 3 (focused on Southeast Asian)PLSCI113 Gov’t and Politics of selected European States 1 3PLSCI114 Intro to Political Analysis and Research 1 3PLSCI115 Consular and Diplomatic Practices 1 3PLSCI116 Phil. Foreign Policies and Laws on Oversee 1 3PLSCI117 International and Regional Organizations 1 3PLSCI118 International Political Economy 1 3PLSCI119 Contemporary Issues and Trends in 1 3 International RelationsPLSCI120 Political Data Analysis 1 3PLSCI121 Parliamentary Rules and Procedures 1 3PLSCI122 Political/Legal/International Studies Internship 1 3FL201 Foreign Language 1 (Spanish) 1 3FL202 Foreign Language 2 (Mandarin) 1 3FL203 Foreign Language 3 (French) 1 3

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PLAW101 Intro to Law and Family Code 1 3PLAW102 International Law and Foreign Studies 1 3PLAW103 Obligation and Contracts 1 3PLAW104 Fundamentals of the Phil. Criminal Justice System 1 3PLAW105 Labor and Social Legislations 1 3PLAW106 Constitutional Law 1 3PSTAT Statistics for Political Science 1 3PM101 Philippine Public Administration 1 3PM102 Organization and Management 1 3PM103 Public Human Resource Management 1 3PM104 Public Fiscal Administration 1 3PM105 Public Policy and Program Administration 1 3 (with Integration Project)PM106 Project Management 1 3PM107 Local Government Administration 1 3 111 TOTAL 183.5

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BACHELOR OF ARTS Psychology

Program Description

The AB Psychology program is anchored on a liberal arts education which aim to train students to analyze understand and appreciate the complexities of human mental processes and behavior and equip them with knowledge, skills and values to perform tests in various settings such as school, industry and community. This will prepare them for other career opportunities in Guidance and Counseling, Early Childhood Education, Forensic Psychology, Law, Human Resource Development and Clinical work.

Students enrolled in the program have options whether to take A.B. in Psychology only or opt to have additional certificates in Marketing, and Human Resources Management by enrolling specified courses in these fields.


In line with the University Mission Statement, the program is designed to:1. Demonstrate the capacity to critically analyze and effectively communicate the

current major theories and concepts in psychology, and continually engage in discovering new knowledge, and synthesizes and evaluates from a multi-disciplinary approach using technology and innovative methods.

2. Demonstrate and apply the methods of psychological inquiry, guided by an awareness of their personal responsibility and accountability, in building knowledge on local culture and context using their critical thinking skills.

3. Demonstrate and apply psychological theories and methods in personal, professional and community settings conscious of being an instrument of God’s redemptive action in the world.

4. Demonstrate the capability for critical thinking and investigative skills alongside self-reflection as part of their independent learning in graduate education or in the professional context.

5. Demonstrate professional and ethical behaviors in research and practice by articulating thoughts, ideas, and feelings tactfully rooted in Christian gospel values amidst the complexities and (uncertainties) in the world of work and life.

6. Demonstrate harmonious relationship with self, colleagues, clients and others in various settings, while promoting respect for diversity and differences.

7. Demonstrate critical thinking skills in the conduct of psychological assessment and evaluation, and other psychology-related functions such as, but not limited to, counseling/psychotherapy, training, and coaching, to help transform the community’s situation for the better.

8. Demonstrate the capacity to analyze with flexibility, sensitivity and adaptability their study of the natural sciences and the environment without compromising Christian gospel values as a preparation for a career in medicine and allied disciplines.


Admission to the Program starts at the freshman year. To be admitted, a student should:

1. meet the requirements for general admission to the University;2. pass a set of psychological tests;

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3. must have a grade of 83% and above in Psych 1; and4. meet the criteria set by the Screening Committee conducted during the second

year of the program.

Retention Policies

To be retained in the program, a student must:1. pass and maintain a Grade of 83% or better in all the professional courses; failure

in any of these courses will mean no readmission; and2. actively participate in the Psych Society and the Psychology Department’s co-

curricular activities.

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BACHELOR OF ARTSPsychology

FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsUSELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3PCOM Purposive Communication 3 ETHICS Ethics 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong FILI2 Filipino sa Iba’t Ibang Disiplina 3 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 PED2 Physical Education 2PED1 Physical Education 1 (Team Sports and Rhythmic (Wellness and Fitness) 2 Activities) 2 IGG Group Guidance 1.5 PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2 PSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Inferential) 3 (Descriptive) 3 PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 3 Total 18.5 Total 20

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC201 Psychology of Learning 3 PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 5PSYC104 Physiological / Biological Psychology 3 PSYC107 Theories of Personality 3PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 3 PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 3LOGIC Logic 3 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3GENSOC GE Electives 3 (Gender & Society) 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3NSTP1 National Service Training NSTP2 National Service Training Program 1 3 Program 2 3PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 Total 20 Total 22 THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 3 PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 5 PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 3PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 3 PSYC202 Group Dynamics 3PSYC113 Social Psychology 3 PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 3CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 STS Science Technology and Society 3FILI22 Dalumat ng Filipino 3 IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 Total 20 Total 18

SUMMERInternship (Optional)

FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 3 PSYC206 Strategic Human Resource PSYC117 Industrial / Organizational Management 3 Psychology 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 3PSYC203 Counseling / Clinical Psychology 3 PSYC205 Internship 2 3PSYC204 Internship 1 3 FL201 Foreign Language (Spanish) 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 ARTAP Art Appreciation 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 PANLIT Sosyodad at Literatura/ Total 18 Panitikang Panlipunan 3 Total 18

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SUMMARY OF REQUIRED COURSESAB Psychology

No. of Units Total Courses Equivalent Units RequiredGeneral Education Languages Purposive Communication 1 3 Filipino 2 6 Philippine Literature 1 3 Sosyodad at Literatura/Panitikang Panlipunan 1 3 Damulat ng Filipino 1 3 Foreign Language (Spanish) 1 3 21


Social Sciences Understanding the Self 1 3 GE Electives (Gender and Society) 1 3 Art Appreciation 1 3 9

Mandated Subjects Physical Education 4 8 Religious Studies 3 9 National Service Training Program 2 6 Group Guidance 1 1.5 The Contemporary World 1 3 Ethics 1 3 Science, Technology and Society 1 3 Logic 1 3 Public Speaking 1 3 Rizal 1 3 Readings in Philippine History 1 3 45.5

Major CoursesPSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Descriptive) 1 3PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2 (Inferential) 1 3PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 1 3PSYC104 Physiological/Biological Psychology 1 3 PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 1 3PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 1 5PSYC107 Theories of Personality 1 3PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 1 3PSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 1 3PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 1 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 1 5PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 1 3PSCY113 Social Psychology 1 3PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 1 3PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 1 3PSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 1 3PSYC117 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 1 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 1 3PSY201 Psychology of Learning 1 3PSY202 Group Dynamics 1 3PSY203 Clinical Psychology/Counseling 1 3PSY204 Internship 1 1 3PSY205 Internship 2 1 3PSY206 Strategic Human Resource Management 1 3 76 Total 154.5

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FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsUSELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3PCOM Purposive Communication 3 ETHICS Ethics 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong Komunikasyon FILI2 Filipino sa Iba t Ibang Disiplina 3 sa Filipino 3 PED2 Physical Education 2PED1 Physical Education 1 (Team Sports and Rhythmic (Wellness and Fitness) 2 Activities) 2IGG Group Guidance 1.5 PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2 PSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Inferential) 3 (Descriptive) 3 PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 3 Total 18.5 Total 20 SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC201 Psychology of Learning 3 PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 5PSYC104 Physiological / Biological Psychology 3 PSYC107 Theories of Personality 3PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 3 PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 3LOGIC Logic 3 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3GENSOC GE Electives 3 (Gender & Society) 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3NSTP1 National Service Training NSTP2 National Service Training Program 1 3 Program 2 3PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 Total 20 Total 22

THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 3 PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 5 PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 3PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 3 PSYC202 Group Dynamics 3PSYC113 Social Psychology 3 PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 3CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 STS Science Technology and Society 3FILI22 Dalumat ng Filipino 3 IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 Total 20 Total 18 SUMMERINTERNSHIP 2 (Optional)

FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 3 PSYC206 Strategic Human Resource Management 3PSYC117 Industrial / Organizational Psychology 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 3PSYC203 Counseling / Clinical Psychology 3 PSYC205 Internship 2 3PSYC204 Internship 1 3 FL201 Foreign Language (Spanish) 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 ARTAP Art Appreciation 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 PANLIT Sosyodad at Literatura/ Total 18 Panitikang Panlipunan 3 Total 18 Certificate Courses Units EDUC102 Facilitating Learning 3EDUC104 Assessment of Student’s Learning 3EDUC106 Principles of Teaching 1 3EDUC108 Educational Technology 3EDUC110 Curriculum Development 3EDUC111 Teaching of Profession 3

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Major CoursesPSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Descriptive) 1 3PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2 (Inferential) 1 3PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 1 3PSYC104 Physiological/Biological Psychology 1 3 PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 1 3PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 1 5PSYC107 Theories of Personality 1 3PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 1 3PSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 1 3PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 1 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 1 5PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 1 3PSCY113 Social Psychology 1 3PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 1 3PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 1 3PSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 1 3PSYC117 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 1 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 1 3PSY201 Psychology of Learning 1 3PSY202 Group Dynamics 1 3PSY203 Clinical PsychologyCounseling 1 3PSY204 Internship 1 1 3PSY205 Internship 2 1 3PSY206 Strategic Human Resource Management 1 3 76Certificate Courses

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EDUC102 Facilitating Learning 1 3EDUC104 Assessment of Student’s Learning 1 3EDUC106 Principles of Teaching 1 1 3EDUC108 Educational Technology 1 3EDUC110 Curriculum Development 1 3EDUC111 Teaching of Profession 1 3 18 Total 172.5

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FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsUSELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3PCOM Purposive Communication 3 ETHICS Ethics 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong Komunikasyon FILI2 Filipino sa Iba›t Ibang Disiplina 3 sa Filipino 3 PED2 Physical Education 2PED1 Physical Education 1 (Team Sports and Rhythmic (Wellness and Fitness) 2 Activities) 2IGG Group Guidance 1.5 PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2PSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Inferential) 3 (Descriptive) 3 PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 3 Total 18.5 Total 20 SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC201 Psychology of Learning 3 PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 5PSYC104 Physiological / Biological PSYC107 Theories of Personality 3 Psychology 3 PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 3PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 3 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3LOGIC Logic 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3GENSOC GE Electives 3 (Gender & Society) 3 NSTP2 National Service TrainingNSTP1 National Service Training Program 2 3 Program 1 3 PED4 Physical Education 4PED3 Physical Education 3 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 Total 22 Total 20 THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 3 PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 5 PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 3PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 3 PSYC202 Group Dynamics 3PSYC113 Social Psychology 3 PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 3CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 STS Science Technology and Society 3FILI22 Dalumat ng Filipino 3 IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 Total 20 Total 18

SUMMER Internship 2 (Optional) FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 3 PSYC206 Strategic Human Resource PSYC117 Industrial / Organizational Management 3 Psychology 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 3PSYC203 Counseling / Clinical Psychology 3 PSYC205 Internship 2 3PSYC204 Internship 1 3 FL201 Foreign Language (Spanish) 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 ARTAP Art Appreciation 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 PANLIT Sosyodad at Literatura/ Total 18 Panitikang Panlipunan 3 Total 18 Certificate Courses Units BMGT1 Management 3CSR Good Governance and Social Responsibility 3OMTQM Operations Management/TQM 3STRAT100 Strategic Management 3ACTG1N Accounting for Non-Accountants 3

HRM Human Resource Management 3

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Major CoursesPSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Descriptive) 1 3PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2 (Inferential) 1 3PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 1 3PSYC104 Physiological/Biological Psychology 1 3 PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 1 3PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 1 5PSYC107 Theories of Personality 1 3PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 1 3PSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 1 3PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 1 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 1 5PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 1 3PSCY113 Social Psychology 1 3PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 1 3PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 1 3PSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 1 3PSYC117 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 1 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 1 3PSY201 Psychology of Learning 1 3PSY202 Group Dynamics 1 3PSY203 Clinical Psychology/Counseling 1 3PSY204 Internship 1 1 3PSY205 Internship 2 1 3PSY206 Strategic Human Resource Management 1 3 76Certificate Courses

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BMGT1 Management 1 3CSR Good Governance and Social Responsibility 1 3OMTQM Operations Management/TQM 1 3START100 Strategic Management 1 3ACTG1N Accounting for Non-Accountants 1 3HRM Human Resource Management 1 3 18 Total 169.5

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FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsUSELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3PCOM Purposive Communication 3 ETHICS Ethics 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong Komunikasyon FILI2 Filipino sa Iba’t Ibang Disiplina 3 sa Filipino 3 PED2 Physical Education 2PED1 Physical Education 1 (Team Sports and Rhythmic (Wellness and Fitness) 2 Activities) 2IGG Group Guidance 1.5 PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2 PSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Inferential) 3 (Descriptive) 3 PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 3 Total 18.5 Total 20

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC201 Psychology of Learning 3 PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 5PSYC104 Physiological / Biological PSYC107 Theories of Personality 3 Psychology 3 PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 3PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 3 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3LOGIC Logic 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3GENSOC GE Electives 3 (Gender & Society) 3 NSTP2 National Service TrainingNSTP1 National Service Training Program 2 3 Program 1 3 PED4 Physical Education 4PED3 Physical Education 3 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 Total 22 Total 20 THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 3 PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 5 PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 3PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 3 PSYC202 Group Dynamics 3PSYC113 Social Psychology 3 PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 3CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 STS Science Technology and Society 3FILI22 Dalumat ng Filipino 3 IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 Total 20 Total 18

SUMMER Internship (Optional) FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 3 PSYC206 Strategic Human Resource PSYC117 Industrial / Organizational Management 3 Psychology 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 3PSYC203 Counseling / Clinical Psychology 3 PSYC205 Internship 2 3PSYC204 Internship 1 3 FL201 Foreign Language (Spanish) 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 ARTAP Art Appreciation 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 PANLIT Sosyodad at Literatura/ Total 18 Panitikang Panlipunan 3 Total 18

Certificate Courses UnitsMRKT100 Marketing Management 3MRKT104 Product Management 3MRKT204 Entrepreneurial Management 3MRKT205 Service Marketing 3MRKT101 Professional Salesmanship 3MRKT201 Consumer Behavior 3

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Major CoursesPSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Descriptive) 1 3PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2 (Inferential) 1 3PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 1 3PSYC104 Physiological/Biological Psychology 1 3 PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 1 3PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 1 5PSYC107 Theories of Personality 1 3PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 1 3PSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 1 3PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 1 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 1 5PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 1 3PSCY113 Social Psychology 1 3PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 1 3PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 1 3PSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 1 3PSYC117 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 1 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 1 3PSY201 Psychology of Learning 1 3PSY202 Group Dynamics 1 3PSY203 Clinical Psychology/Counseling 1 3PSY204 Internship 1 1 3PSY205 Internship 2 1 3PSY206 Strategic Human Resource Management 1 3 76

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Certificate CoursesMRKT100 Marketing Management 1 3MRKT104 Product Management 1 3MRKT204 Entrepreneurial Management 1 3MRTK205 Service Marketing 1 3MRKT10 Professional Salesmanship 1 3MRKT201 Consumer Behavior 1 3 18 Total 172.5

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCEBiology

Program Description

The Bachelor of Science in Biology program is structured as a generalized framework of study with the end view of grounding students with the fundamental concepts and principles and theories of the biological, natural and physical sciences and the conduct of research. This includes the acquisition of appropriate skills and training to prepare them for either medical studies, biological research, tertiary teaching, environmental & microbiological works. The curriculum consists of course work in the classroom, laboratory and field/community as well as on- the- job trainings.


The BS BIOLOGY program aims to accomplish the following graduate outcomes:1. Competently communicate orally and/or in writing, their acquired breadth of

fundamental biological concepts and technical/analytical competencies using both Filipino and English in different settings and for various audiences to convey a message that is significant to society and the Church.

2. Engage in the generation of new knowledge and/or development projects in the field of biological sciences through involvement in the evidence-based processes of science, in search of a solution to a specific problem and subsequently disseminating results to individuals within and outside the biological discipline.

3. Collaborate with multidisciplinary and multicultural teams to critically assess contemporary issues in biological thought and research, the contributions of biology to the resolution of diverse issues in human affairs, and the impact of these solutions in a global and societal context.

4. Preserve and promote Filipino historical and cultural heritage by conserving and protecting our natural resources, in the context of Lasallian spirituality.


Admission to the program starts at the freshman year. To be admitted, a student should:

1. meet the requirements for general admission to the university; 2. manifest serious interest in the natural sciences; and3. demonstrate diligence, dedication and determination.

Retention Policies

To be retained in the BS Biology Program, a student should:1. not incur failures in two major subjects in one semester; and2. not have accumulated failures of 18 units or more.

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with Specialization in Ecology FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO101 General Botany 5 BBIO103 Systematics 5BBIO102 General Zoology 5 BBIO104 Chemical Biology 1 USELF Understanding the Self 3 (Organic molecules) 3MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3 BBIO105 Statistical Biology 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong PCOM Purposive Communication 3 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 FILI2 Filipino sa Iba›t Ibang Disiplina 3PED1 Physical Education 1 PED2 Physical Education 2 (Wellness and Fitness) 2 (Team Sports and Rhythmic IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 Activities) 2NSTP1 National Service Training IRS2 Christian Morality 3 Program 1 3 NSTP2 National Service Training Total 27 Program 2 3 IGG Group Guidance 1.5 Total 26.5

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO106 Chemical Biology 11 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111 (analytical methods..) 3 (Biomolecules) 5BBIO107 Microbiology 5 BBIO110 Evolutionary Biology 5BBIO108 General Ecology 5 BBIO111 Genetics 5CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 GENSOC GE Electives 3 ETHICS Ethics (Gender and Society) 3IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 LOGIC Logic 3 PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2STS Science, Technology and Society 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3 Total 27 Total 27 THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO112 Cell and Molecular Biology 5 BBIO114 Biophysics 4BBIO113 General Physiology 5 BBIO115 Developmental Biology 5RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 BBIO116 Terrestrial Ecology 5ARTAP Art Appreciation 3 BBIO117 Thesis 1 2RIZAL Rizal 3 PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Total 19 Total 19

SUMMER Units Practicum 3 Total 3

FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO120 Marine Ecology 5 BBIO122 Community Ecology 5BBIO121 Freshwater Ecology 5 BBIO123 Biological Resources Management 5BBIO118 Thesis 2 2 BBIO119 Thesis 3 2FL* Free Elective FL* Free Elective (Foreign Language) 3 (Specialization Elective) 3 Total 15 Total 15 FL* FL201 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (SPANISH) FL202 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (FRENCH) FL203 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (CHINESE/MANDARIN) FL204 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (KOREAN) FL205 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (JAPANESE)

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SUMMARY OF REQUIRED COURSESBS Biology

with Specialization in Ecology

No. of Unit Total Course Equivalent Units RequiredGeneral Education Languages Purposive Communication 1 3 Filipino 2 6 Philippine Literature 1 3 12Mathematics Mathematics in the Modern World 1 3 Statistical Biology 1 3 6Social Sciences Understanding the Self 1 3 GE Electives (Gender and Society) 1 3 Art Appreciation 1 3 9


Major SubjectsBiologyBBIO101 General Botany 1 5BBIO102 General Zoology 1 5BBIO103 Systematics 1 5BBIO107 Microbiology 1 5BBIO108 General Ecology 1 5BBIO110 Evolutionary Biology 1 5BBIO111 Genetics 1 5BBIO112 Cell and Molecular Biology 1 5BBIO113 General Physiology 1 5BBIO114 Biophysics 1 4BBIO115 Developmental Biology 1 5 Thesis 3 6 60

ChemistryBBIO104 Chemical Biology 1 1 3BBIO106 Chemical Biology 11 1 3BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111 1 5 11

Specialization SubjectBBIO116 Terrestrial Ecology 1 5BBIO120 Marine Ecology 1 5BBIO121 Freshwater Ecology 1 5BBIO122 Community Ecology 1 5BBIO123 Biological Resources 1 5 25

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Specialization Subject Free Elective (Specialization Elective) 1 3 3

Free Electives Free Elective (Foreign Languages) 1 3 3 TOTAL 163.5


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with Specialization in Medical Biology FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO101 Genera Botany 5 BBIO103 Systematics 5BBIO102 General Zoology 5 BBIO104 Chemical Biology 1 USELF Understanding the Self 3 (Organic molecules) 3MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3 BBIO105 Statistical Biology 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong PCOM Purposive Communication 3 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 FILI2 Filipino sa Iba›t Ibang Disiplina 3PED1 Physical Education 1 PED2 Physical Education 2 (Wellness and Fitness) 2 (Team Sports and RhythmicIRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 Activities) 2NSTP1 National Service Training IRS2 Christian Morality 3 Program 1 3 NSTP2 National Service Training TOTAL 27 Program 2 3 IGG Group Guidance 1.5 TOTAL 26.5

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO106 Chemical Biology 11 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111 (analytical methods..) 3 (Biomolecules) 5BBIO107 Microbiology 5 BBIO110 Evolutionary Biology 5BBIO108 General Ecology 5 BBIO111 Genetics 5CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 GENSOC GE Electives 3 ETHICS Ethics 3 (Gender and Society) 3IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 LOGIC Logic 3PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2STS Science, Technology and Society 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3 Total 27 Total 26

THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO112 Cell and Molecular Biology 5 BBIO114 Biophysics 4BBIO113 General Physiology 5 BBIO115 Developmental Biology 5RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 BBIO301 Medical Microbiology 5ARTAP Art Appreciation 3 BBIO117 Thesis 1 2RIZAL Rizal 3 PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Total 19 Total 19


FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO302 Human Anatomy & Physiology 5 BBIO304 Medical Histology 5BBIO303 Medical Parasitology 5 BBIO305 Human Genetics 5BBI0118 Thesis 2 2 BBI0119 Thesis 3 2FL* Free Elective FL* Free Elective (Foreign Language) 3 (Specialization Elective) 3 Total 15 Total 15 FL* FL201 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (SPANISH) FL202 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (FRENCH) FL203 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (CHINESE/MANDARIN) FL204 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (KOREAN) FL205 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (JAPANESE)

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with Specialization in Medical Biology





Specialization SubjectBBIO301 Medical Microbiology 1 5BBIO302 Human Anatomy & Physiology 1 5BBIO303 Medical Parasitology 1 5BBIO304 Medical Histology 1 5BBIO305 Human Genetics 1 5 25

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with Specialization in Microbiology FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO101 General Botany 5 BBIO103 Systematics 5BBIO102 General Zoology 5 BBIO104 Chemical Biology 1 USELF Understanding the Self 3 (Organic molecules) 3MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3 BBIO105 Statistical Biology 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong PCOM Purposive Communication 3 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 FILI2 Filipino sa Iba›t Ibang Disiplina 3PED1 Physical Education 1 PED2 Physical Education 2 (Wellness and Fitness) 2 (Team Sports and Rhythmic IRS1 LaSallian Spirituality 3 Activities) 2NSTP1 National Service Training IRS2 Christian Morality 3 Program 1 3 NSTP2 National Service Training Total 27 Program 2 3 IGG Group Guidance 1.5 Total 26.5

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO106 Chemical Biology 11 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111 (analytical methods..) 3 (Biomolecules) 5BBIO107 Microbiology 5 BBIO110 Evolutionary Biology 5BBIO108 General Ecology 5 BBIO111 Genetics 5CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 GENSOC GE Electives 3 ETHICS Ethics 3 (Gender and Society) 3PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 LOGIC Logic 3STS Science, Technology and Society 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3 Total 27 Total 26 THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO112 Cell and Molecular Biology 5 BBIO114 Biophysics 4BBIO113 General Physiology 5 BBIO115 Developmental Biology 5RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 BBIO401 Food Microbiology 5ARTAP Art Appreciation 3 BBIO117 Thesis 1 2RIZAL Rizal 3 PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Total 19 Total 19


FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsBBIO402 Industrial Microbiology 5 BBIO404 Microbial Ecology 5BBIO403 Microbial Taxonomy 5 BBIO405 Microbial Genetics 5BBIO118 Thesis 2 2 BBIO119 Thesis 3 2FL* Free Elective FL* Free Elective (Foreign Language) 3 (Specialization Elective) 3 Total 15 Total 15 FL* FL201 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (SPANISH) FL202 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (FRENCH) FL203 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (CHINESE/MANDARIN) FL204 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (KOREAN)

FL205 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (JAPANESE)

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with Specialization in Microbiology





Specialization SubjectBBIO401 Food Microbiology 1 5BBIO402 Industrial Microbiology 1 5BBIO403 Microbial Taxonomy 1 5BBIO404 Microbial Ecology 1 5BBIO405 Microbial Genetics 1 5 25

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Psychology

Program Description

The BS Psychology program is intended for college students who wish to proceed to Medicine proper or become potential human resource assets in a school, industrial, social/community, clinical/rehabilitation setting, research center and other organizations where interpersonal skills and competencies in human relations are important components.

Students enrolled in the program will have options whether to take B.S. in Psychology only or opt to have additional certificates in Marketing, and Human Resource Management by enrolling specified courses in these fields.


In line with the University Mission Statement, the program is designed to:1. Demonstrate the capacity to critically analyze and effectively communicate the

current major theories and concepts in psychology, and continually engage in discovering new knowledge, and synthesizes and evaluates from a multi-disciplinary approach using technology and innovative methods.

2. Demonstrate and apply the methods of psychological inquiry, guided by an awareness of their personal responsibility and accountability, in building knowledge on local culture and context using their critical thinking skills.

3. Demonstrate and apply psychological theories and methods in personal, professional and community settings conscious of being an instrument of God’s redemptive action in the world.

4. Demonstrate the capability for critical thinking and investigative skills alongside self-reflection as part of their independent learning in graduate education or in the professional context.

5. Demonstrate professional and ethical behaviors in research and practice by articulating thoughts, ideas, and feelings tactfully rooted in Christian gospel values amidst the complexities and (uncertainties) in the world of work and life.

6. Demonstrate harmonious relationship with self, colleagues, clients and others in various settings, while promoting respect for diversity and differences.

7. Demonstrate critical thinking skills in the conduct of psychological assessment and evaluation, and other psychology-related functions such as, but not limited to, counseling/psychotherapy, training, and coaching, to help transform the community’s situation for the better.

8. Demonstrate the capacity to analyze with flexibility, sensitivity and adaptability their study of the natural sciences and the environment without compromising Christian gospel values as a preparation for a career in medicine and allied disciplines.

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Admission to the program starts on the student’s freshman year. To be admitted, a student should:1. meet the requirements for general admission to the university;2. pass the psychological tests; and3. must have a grade of 83% and above in Psych 1; and4. meet the criteria set by the Screening Committee conducted during the second

year of the program

Retention Policies

To be retained in the program, the student must:1. pass and maintain a Grade of 83% or better in all the professional courses;

failure in any of these courses will mean no readmission; and2. actively participate in the Psych Society and the Psychology Department’s co-

curricular activities.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCEPsychology

FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsUSELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong FILI2 Filipino sa Iba›t Ibang Disiplina 3 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 PED2 Physical Education 2PED1 Physical Education 1 (Team Sports and Rhythmic (Wellness and Fitness) 2 Activities) 2ETHICS Ethics 3 IGG Group Guidance 1.5PCOM Purposive Communication 3 PSYC102 Introduction to Psychology 3PSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 PSYC103 Psychological Statistics 2 (Descriptive) 3 (Inferential) 3 Total 20 Total 18.5 SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC201 Psychology of Learning 3 PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 5PSYC104 Physiological / Biological PSYC107 Theories of Personality 3 Psychology 3 PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 3PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 3 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111BBIO104 Natural Science Elective 1 (Biomolecules) 5 (Chemical Biology 1) 5 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern LOGIC Logic 3 World 3GENSOC GE Electives 3 (Gender & Society) 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3NSTP1 National Service Training NSTP2 National Service Training Program 1 3 Program 2 3PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 Total 25 Total 27

THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 3 PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 5 PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 3PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 3 PSYC202 Group Dynamics 3PSYC113 Social Psychology 3 PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 3BBIO112 Natural Science Electives 2 BBIO115 Natural Science Electives 4 (Cell & Mol Bio) 5 (Dev›tal Biology) 5CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 STS Science Technology and Society 3 Total 22 IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 Total 23

FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 3 PSYC206 Strategic Human Resource PSYC117 Industrial / Organizational Management 3 Psychology 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 3PSYC203 Clinical Psychology/Counseling 3 PSYC205 Internship 2 3PSYC204 Internship 1 3 BBIO305 Natural Science Electives 6BBIO302 Natural Science Electives 5 (Genetics) 5 (Hum Ana & Physio) 5 FL201 Foreign Language (Spanish) 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 ARTAP Art Appreciation 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Total 20 Total 23 Natural Science Electives BBIO104 Chemical Biology 1 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111 (Biomolecules) BBIO112 Cellular & Molecular Biology BBIO115 Developmental Biology BBIO302 Human Anatomy & Physiology BBIO305 Genetics

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SUMMARY OF REQUIRED COURSESBS Psychology

No. of Units Total Courses Equivalent Units RequiredGeneral Education Languages Purposive Communication 1 3 Filipino 2 6 Philippine Literature 1 3 Foreign Language (Spanish) 1 3 15




Major CoursesPSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 (Descriptive) 1 3PSYC102 Psychological Statistics 2 (Inferential) 1 3PSYC103 Introduction to Psychology 1 3PSYC104 Physiological/Biological Psychology 1 3 PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 1 3PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 1 5PSYC107 Theories of Personality 1 3PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 1 3PSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 1 3PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 1 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 1 5PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 1 3PSCY113 Social Psychology 1 3PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 1 3PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 1 3PSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 1 3PSYC117 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 1 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 1 3PSY201 Psychology of Learning 1 3PSY202 Group Dynamics 1 3PSY203 Clinical Psychology/Counseling 1 3PSY204 Internship 1 1 3PSY205 Internship 2 1 3PSY206 Strategic Human Resource Management 1 3BBIO104 Natural Science Elective 1 (Chemical biology 1) 1 5BIO109 Chemical Biology 111 (Biomolecules) 1 5BIO112 Natural Science Electives 2 (Cell & Mol Bio) 1 5

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BIO115 Natural Science Electives 4 (Dev’tal Biology) 1 5BBIO302 Natural Science Electives 5 (Hum Ana & Physio) 1 5BBIO305 Natural Science Electives 6 (Genetics) 1 5 106 TOTAL 178.5

Natural Science ElectivesBBIO104 Chemical biology 1BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111(Biomolecules)BBIO112 Cellular and Molecular BiologyBBIO115 Developmental BiologyBBIO302 Human Anatomy & PhysiologyBBIO305 Genetics

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FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsUSELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong FILI2 Filipino sa Iba›t Ibang Disiplina 3 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 PED2 Physical Education 2PED1 Physical Education 1 (Team Sports and Rhythmic (Wellness and Fitness) 2 Activities) 2ETHICS Ethics 3 IGG Group Guidance 1.5PCOM Purposive Communication 3 PSYC102 Introduction to Psychology 3PSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 PSYC103 Psychological Statistics 2 (Descriptive) 3 (Inferential) 3 Total 20 Total 18.5

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC201 Psychology of Learning 3 PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 5PSYC104 Physiological / Biological PSYC107 Theories of Personality 3 Psychology 3 PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 3PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 3 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111BBIO104 Natural Science Elective 1 (Biomolecules) 5 (Chemical Biology 1) 5 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern World 3 LOGIC Logic 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3GENSOC GE Electives 3 (Gender & Society) 3 NSTP2 National Service TrainingNSTP1 National Service Training Program 2 3 Program 1 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 PED3 Physical Education 3 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 Total 27 Total 25


FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 3 PSYC206 Strategic Human Resource PSYC117 Industrial / Organizational Management 3 Psychology 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 3PSYC203 Clinical Psychology/Counseling 3 PSYC205 Internship 2 3PSYC204 Internship 1 3 BBIO305 Natural Science Electives 6BBIO302 Natural Science Electives 5 (Genetics) 5 (Hum Ana & Physio) 5 FL201 Foreign Language (Spanish) 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 ARTAP Art Appreciation 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Total 20 Total 23 Natural Science Electives BBIO104 Chemical Biology 1 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111 (Biomolecules) BBIO112 Cellular & Molecular Biology BBIO115 Developmental Biology BBIO302 Human Anatomy & Physiology BBIO305 Genetics Certificate Courses Units

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EDUC102 Facilitating Learning 3EDUC104 Assessment of Student›s Learning 3EDUC106 Principles of Teaching 1 3EDUC108 Educational Technology 3EDUC110 Curriculum Development 3EDUC111 Teaching of Profession 3

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Natural Science ElectivesBBIO104 Chemical biology 1BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111(Biomolecules)BBIO112 Cellular and Molecular BiologyBBIO115 Developmental BiologyBBIO302 Human Anatomy & PhysiologyBBIO305 Genetics Certificate CoursesEDUC102 Facilitating Learning 1 3EDUC104 Assessment of Student’s Learning 1 3EDUC106 Principles of Teaching 1 1 3EDUC108 Educational Technology 1 3EDUC110 Curriculum Development 1 3EDUC111 Teaching of Profession 1 3

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FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsUSELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3FILI1 Konstekstwalisadong FILI2 Filipino sa Iba›t Ibang Disiplina 3 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 PED2 Physical Education 2PED1 Physical Education 1 (Team Sports and Rhythmic (Wellness and Fitness) 2 Activities) 2ETHICS Ethics 3 IGG Group Guidance 1.5PCOM Purposive Communication 3 PSYC102 Introduction to Psychology 3PSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 PSYC103 Psychological Statistics 2 (Descriptive) 3 (Inferential) 3 Total 20 Total 18.5

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC201 Psychology of Learning 3 PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 5PSYC104 Physiological / Biological PSYC107 Theories of Personality 3 Psychology 3 PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 3PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 3 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111BBIO104 Natural Science Elective 1 (Biomolecules) 5 (Chemical Biology 1) 5 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern LOGIC Logic 3 World 3GENSOC GE Electives 3 (Gender & Society) 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3NSTP1 National Service Training NSTP2 National Service Training Program 1 3 Program 2 3PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 Total 25 Total 27


FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 3 PSYC206 Strategic Human Resource PSYC117 Industrial / Organizational Management 3 Psychology 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 3PSYC203 Clinical Psychology/Counseling 3 PSYC205 Internship 2 3PSYC204 Internship 1 3 BBIO305 Natural Science Electives 6BBIO302 Natural Science Electives 5 (Genetics) 5 (Hum Ana & Physio) 5 FL201 Foreign Language (Spanish) 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 ARTAP Art Appreciation 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Total 20 Total 23 Natural Science Electives BBIO104 Chemical Biology 1 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111 (Biomolecules) BBIO112 Cellular & Molecular Biology BBIO115 Developmental Biology BBIO302 Human Anatomy & Physiology BBIO305 Genetics Certificate Courses Units

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BMGT1 Business Management 3GSR Good Governance and Social Responsibility 3OMTQM Operations Management/TQM 3STRAT100 Strategic Management 3ACTG1N Accounting for Non-Accountants 3HRM Human Resource Management 3

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Natural Science ElectivesBBIO104 Chemical biology 1BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111(Biomolecules)BBIO112 Cellular and Molecular BiologyBBIO115 Developmental BiologyBBIO302 Human Anatomy & PhysiologyBBIO305 Genetics Certificate CoursesBMGT1 Management 1 3CSR Good Governance and Social Responsibility 1 3OMTQM Operations Management/TQM 1 3START100 Strategic Management 1 3ACTG1N Accounting for Non-Accountants 1 3HRM Human Resource Management 1 3

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FIRST YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsUSELF Understanding the Self 3 RIZAL Life and Works of Rizal 3IRS1 Lasallian Spirituality 3 IRS2 Christian Morality 3FILI1 Kontekstwalisadong FILI2 Filipino sa Iba›t Ibang Disiplina 3 Komunikasyon sa Filipino 3 PED2 Physical Education 2PED1 Physical Education 1 (Team Sports and Rhythmic (Wellness and Fitness) 2 Activities) 2ETHICS Ethics 3 IGG Group Guidance 1.5PCOM Purposive Communication 3 PSYC102 Introduction to Psychology 3PSYC101 Psychological Statistics 1 PSYC103 Psychological Statistics 2 (Descriptive) 3 (Inferential) 3 Total 20 Total 18.5

SECOND YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC201 Psychology of Learning 3 PSYC106 Experimental Psychology 5PSYC104 Physiological / Biological PSYC107 Theories of Personality 3 Psychology 3 PSYC108 Cognitive Psychology 3PSYC105 Developmental Psychology 3 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111BBIO104 Natural Science Elective 1 (Biomolecules) 5 (Chemical Biology 1) 5 MATHMW Mathematics in the Modern LOGIC Logic 3 World 3GENSOC GE Electives 3 (Gender & Society) 3 PSPEAK Public Speaking in the Discipline 3NSTP1 National Service Training NSTP2 National Service Training Program 1 3 Program 2 3PED3 Physical Education 3 PED4 Physical Education 4 (Swimming and Recreation) 2 (Individual and Dual Sports) 2 Total 25 Total 27

THIRD YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC109 Psychological Assessment 1 3 PSYC110 Psychological Assessment 2 3PSYC111 Field Methods in Psychology 5 PSYC114 Abnormal Psychology 3PSYC112 Filipino Psychology or Sik. Pilipino 3 PSYC202 Group Dynamics 3PSYC113 Social Psychology 3 PSYC115 Research in Psychology 1 3BBIO112 Natural Science Electives 2 BBIO115 Natural Science Electives 4 (Cell & Mol Bio) 5 (Developmental Biology) 5CWRLD The Contemporary World 3 STS Science Technology and Society 3 Total 22 IRS3 Spirituality in the Workplace 3 Total 23

FOURTH YEAR First Semester Units Second Semester UnitsPSYC116 Research in Psychology 2 3 PSYC206 Strategic Human Resource PSYC117 Industrial / Organizational Management 3 Psychology 3 PSYC118 Professional Enrichment Course 3PSYC203 Counseling/Clinical Psychology 3 PSYC205 Internship 2 3PSYC204 Internship 1 3 BBIO305 Natural Science Electives 6 BBIO302 Natural Science Electives 5 (Genetics) 5 (Hum Ana & Physio) 5 FL201 Foreign Language (Spanish) 3RHIST Readings in Philippine History 3 ARTAP Art Appreciation 3PHLIT Philippine Literature 3 Total 20 Total 23 Natural Science Electives BBIO104 Chemical Biology 1 BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111 (Biomolecules) BBIO112 Cellular & Molecular Biology BBIO115 Developmental Biology BBIO302 Human Anatomy & Physiology BBIO305 Genetics Certificate Courses Units

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MRKT100 Marketing Management 3MRKT104 Product Management 3MRKT204 Entrepreneurial Management 3MRKT205 Service Marketing 3MRKT101 Professional Salesmanship 3MRKT201 Consumer Behavior 3

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Natural Science ElectivesBBIO104 Chemical biology 1BBIO109 Chemical Biology 111(Biomolecules)BBIO112 Cellular and Molecular BiologyBBIO115 Developmental BiologyBBIO302 Human Anatomy & PhysiologyBBIO305 Genetics Certificate CoursesMRKT100 Marketing Management 1 3MRKT104 Product Management 1 3MRKT204 Entrepreneurial Management 1 3MRTK205 Service Marketing 1 3MRKT10 Professional Salesmanship 1 3MRKT201 Consumer Behavior 1 3

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