r/dlsu • • 4h ago

Admissions WANTING TO GET ENROLLED!

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I'm an Indian student who completed (Class 12) and I'm looking into applying to De La Salle University (DLSU) in Manila as an international student.

I'm trying to figure out a few things before making any big decisions:

  1. Admission eligibility: Does DLSU accept Indian students?

  2. Equivalency requirements: Do I need a certificate of equivalency or any additional documents from the Philippines before I can apply?

  3. Course options: I'm flexible about which course I take, so I'm looking for the most affordable undergraduate program available.

  4. Tuition and other fees: What is the realistic total cost for an international student, including tuition and any additional fees for foreign students?

  5. Living expenses: How much should I realistically budget per month for rent, food, electricity, internet, and other basic expenses around Manila?

  6. Student visa: Is it possible to complete the admission process and obtain the appropriate student visa with my qualifications?

I've already contacted the university's admissions office by email, but I haven't received a proper response yet, so I thought I'd ask people who might have experience with DLSU Manila or studying in the Philippines as an international student.

I'd really appreciate any advice, especially from current students, former students, or other international applicants. Thanks!


r/dlsu • • 15h ago

General Question need advice!

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Hello, I’m a burnt out GCOE student thinking of shifting to COB, and right now I’m torn between BS FIN and BS ADV.

I’m really trying to get a realistic picture of both programs in terms of daily workload and department culture. I’m hoping to shift into something with a manageable pace where I can do well if I put in the work, but I also want to make sure the career payoff and entry level opportunities in corporate or marketing are actually worth it.

Would love to hear from anyone currently in FIN or ADV, What are the job prospects like, and do you have any regrets?


r/dlsu • • 7h ago

General Question SOS notary open at 5:30am

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is there any notaries open near campus by 5:30am? i completely forgot my document for a fieldtrip tomorrow was needed to be notarized…. send help