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03:46, 2 September 2007 (UTC)03:46, 2 September 2007 (UTC)~~
'José Rizal University' (JRU) is a non-sectarian, non-stock private educational institution. It is located at Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City, Philippines.
Jose Rizal University was originally established by Don Vicente Fabella as Far Eastern College in 1919, its name was changed to Jose Rizal College in 1922. First located at Arlegui Street, the College transferred to R. Hidalgo Street soon afterwards, moving to its present location in Mandaluyong in 1949. It remained closed throughout the Japanese Occupation, as its head had joined the guerilla movement. Don Vincente Fabella was the first Filipino to obtain a Certificate in Public Accountancy from the United States making as the First Filipino Certified Public Accountant.
Originally offering commerce and high school degrees, the College expanded its offerings to include an elementary school, education and liberal arts at the undergraduate level, and law, business administration, public administration, and education at the graduate level. It has its own research publication, the Journal of Business, Education and Law. The College is especially proud of Ramon Magsaysay who graduated with a Bachelor's degree in 1933 and who subsequently became the 7th President of the Philippines.
The College obtained Level III accreditation from the PACU-COA in November 1999, and was granted university status by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) on October 2, 2000.
Jose Rizal University joined the National Collegiate Athletic Association in 1927. The varsity team are the José Rizal Heavy Bombers.
Jose Rizal University aims to develop its students to become useful and responsible citizens through the effective transfer of relevant knowledge and desirable values
1. by providing balanced instruction in general education and technical knowledge,
2. by stressing the principles of representative government in a free society,
3. by inculcating respect for the truth,
4. by teaching the art of the utilization of knowledge, and
5. by encouraging active participation in the process of national development
That's right. Commitments. Much more than mere promises.
1. An education with a seal of quality rarely found elsewhere.
"You (the students) are the battlefield on which future wars will be won or lost...you cannot remain neutral...you will have to take a stand. But keep in mind the principles you have imbibed in the university; keep your faith, and your faith will keep you!."
- President Ramon Magsaysay, BCS '33
· Jose Rizal University is in the coveted Philippine Government (CHED) List of Autonomous and Deregulated colleges and universities of the land, an honor given to only 4% of the nation's 1,282 colleges and universities. This is currently among, if not the highest seal of quality given to universities in the Philippines.
· Key to this honor is Level III (LACOMED) accreditation. Very few institutions have this seal of excellence and distinction. We have it.
· JRU Elementary School is one of the few elementary schools with Level I accreditation in the National Capital Region, a rare distinction.
· JRU High School Division is one of the few secondary schools with Level I accreditation in the National Capital Region, a rare distinction considering that there are 6,598 high schools in the land, 20% of which are concentrated in NCR. (Nationwide, the distribution is 60% public and 40% private.)
· Our elementary school and high school curricula emphasize English, Math and Values as core areas of learning. Our classroom hours (a key indicator of learning) are higher than that of BEC and most other private schools.
· Founded in 1919 by the First Filipino certified public accountant, Jose Rizal University has the singular distinction of having the oldest business education program in the Philippines, which translates to unparalleled experience and competence in curriculum development and business education.
· Among its long list of successful alumni are a President of the Philippines, a justice of the Supreme Court, several members of the Cabinet an Legislature, heads of banks and financial institutions, and leaders of educational institutions, and leaders of educational institutions, captains of industry, commerce, agriculture and trade.
2. An education that is affordable.
We pride our ourselves in providing quality education that is affordable, because we believe that a good liberal education should be available to all. We know we do this better than any other universities in the Philippines. For the past decade, our elementary school and high school fees have consistently ranked at the lowest 10% of all private schools in Metro Manila. While our collegiate and professional school fees have consistently ranked at the lowest 20% of all private universities and colleges in Metro Manila. You will not find a better investment in education than in Jose Rizal University.
3. You will enjoy the journey.
At Jose Rizal University, we like to talk about the "JRU Community", because we believe learning works best where students and teachers interact in the open and challenging environment, what we call the learning journey. JRU is a friendly place. Fitting in is easy. Top faculty and great facilities ensure that critical thinking and mental growth never cease. A wide range of student organizations and activities ensure that the student's potential grows outside the classroom as well. The JRU campus is an ecology-friendly habitat in the heart of Metro manila, an oasis of learning. We can think of no better place to enjoy your child's journey.
The Elementary School was established with the primary objectives of (1) developing the basic skills of communication and rational thought, (2) acquiring functional understanding of mathematical skills and scientific concepts, (3) inculcating desirable habits, attitudes, and ideals of democratic citizenship, and (4) instilling love of God and of the Filipino nation. Elementary education is legally compulsory for all Filipinos of school age, and represents the first phase of basic education, the next being provided by high school.
In addition, the Elementary school places particular emphasis upon developing both familiarity and facility with the English language as quickly as possible, and certain basic desirable virtues which appear to be most effectively provided by the school, rather than the family or the church.
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Admission Requirements
Old Pupils. The JRU Report Card (JRU Form 138) for the last school year attended.
New Pupils (Kindergarten and Grade I). Children seeking admission to Kindergarten should have been born not later than March 31, 2001; those entering Grade I should have been born not later than March 31, 2000. The original or a photocopy of the birth certificate of the child should be presented. It is not necessary, although desirable, for a pupil to have studied in Kindergarten before enrolling in Grade I.
Transfer Pupils. The Report Card (Form 138) of the pupil from the school where he was previously enrolled valid for transfer must be presented. No transfer pupil will be accepted for admission to the sixth grade.
Foreign (Old and New Pupils). A pupil who is a foreign national must present (1) his Alien Certificate of Registration, and (2) if he studied in a foreign school, his last academic records thereat. Admission of foreign nationals shall be subject to evaluation by the Principal in accordance with the provisions of DECS Order No. 26, s. 1994.
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Curriculum
Kindergarten | Grades 1 & 2 | Grade 3 | Grade 4 | Grades 5 & 6
The Basic Education Curriculum (BEC) prescribed by the Department of Education (DepEd) is being implemented of Jose Rizal University (JRU) modified to suit its own educational policies. Since JRU has obtained a deregulated status it is allowed to develop and offer its own elementary school curricula including sequence, content and coverage as well as a choice in the preferred language of instruction. In terms of the number of contact hours, the JRU Curriculum offers more compared to the DepEd's Basic Education Curriculum.
The JRU Elementary School Curriculum meets the national requirements but is further strengthened to enhance instruction reflective of the knowledge, skills and attitudes suited to the ever-changing needs of pupils and society.
The Elementary School places great emphasis on the importance of the English language, and had taken steps to emphasize this particular subject skill. The number of contact hours of English subject in all grade levels is given more minutes. From 80 minutes, English subject of Grades I to II has been increased to 120 minutes, while Grades IV to VI is 100 minutes per day effective school year 2003-2004.
In addition, English will be used as the medium of instructions in Social Studies for all grade levels. It is the University's belief that an early and complete familiarity with the English language is critical to a more effective social and economic role of the child upon maturity.
Furthermore, additional emphasis is also given to Mathematics and Science subjects, as these represent, together with English, the core of the Elementary School Curriculum.
The contents of Good Manners and Right Conduct have been especially suited to the needs of the elementary pupils, and takes into consideration those values which are best handled by the school, as contrasted with those which may be better undertaken by the parents and by religious authorities.
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Kindergarten
The Kindergarten class answers the needs of parents with intelligent children who may still be too young to be enrolled in Grade I, yet capable of participating and developing early learning potential under supervised activity. Kindergarten also introduces the child to social interaction with children of the same age, and eases the transition into more formal education in Grade I.
The medium of instruction for the kindergarten class is primarily English, with the Filipino language utilized as an auxiliary medium. Kindergarten pupils are required to wear the same uniforms as those worn by the elementary pupils in Grades I to IV.
Number Readiness
Filipino
Science and Helpful Living
Culture Arts
Sharing Period
Social Living
Communication Arts
Play Time
Objectives
The primary objectives of JRU High School are (1) to teach the new secondary education curriculum in preparation for adult life, with emphasis on the development of communication and computational skills as well as the reasoning prowess; (2) to inculcate the concept of representative government, national sovereignty, and the Filipino way of life, and (3) to develop vocational and technological efficiency; (4) to develop the desirable traits of integrity, self-discipline, diligence and the work ethic, intellectual curiosity, and love of God and country.
Admission Requirements
New students interested to enroll at the High School division should submit an Application for Admission (JRU Form 1), properly filled out, together with his Report Card (Form 138) or other entrance credentials. Application forms may be obtained at the Office of the High School Principal, in Room M-101. New students seeking admission to the High School must obtain satisfactory grades in deportment.
A foreign student should bring the Alien Certificate of Registration upon enrolment, as well as the approval for enrolment and the evaluation of units earned abroad as certified by the Department of Education, (DepEd).
A working student is required to submit a certificate of employment upon enrollment in the evening classes. A self-employed student should submit a certification from his guardian. A non-working student below 16 years of age must submit a written note of consent from his parent indicating a justifiable reason for allowing him to enroll in the evening.
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Curriculum
Day Session
1st Year | 2nd Year | 3rd Year | 4th Year
Evening Session
1st Year | 2nd Year | 3rd Year | 4th Year | 5th Year
DAY SESSION
First Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 11 (Grammar and Composition)
1
1
English 12 (Literature I)
1
1
Filipino 11 (Wika at Panitikan / Ang Kataliningan ni Rizal)
1
1
Social Studies 11 (Phil. History and Government)
1
1
Mathematics 11 (General Math)
1
1
Mathematics 12 (Elementary Algebra)
1
1
Science and Technology 11 (General Science)
2
2
Technology & Home Eco. 1 (Home Economics)
1.5
1.5
Values Education 11
1
1
PEHM 1 (Physical Education, Health & Music)
(1)
(1)
TOTAL
10.5
10.5
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2nd Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 21 (Grammar & Composition)
1 1
English 22 (Literature 2)
1 1
Filipino 21 (Wika at Panitikan / Florante at Laura)
1 1
Social Studies 21 (Asian History)
1 1
Science and Technology 21 (Biology)
2 2
Mathematics 23 (Intermediate Algebra)
1 1
Mathematics 22 (Geometry)
1 1
Technology & Home Economics 2 (Micro-Text processing)
1.5 1.5
Values Education 21
1 1
PEHM 2 (Physical Education, Health & Music)
(1) (1)
TOTAL
10.5 10.5
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3rd Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 31 (Grammar & Composition)
1
1
English 33 (Literature 3)
1
1
Filipino 31 (Wika at Panitikan / Noli Me Tangere)
1
1
Social Studies 31 (World History)
1
1
Science and Technology 31 (Chemistry)
2
2
Math 34 (Trigonometry)
1
1
Mathematics 33 (Advance Algebra)
1
1
Technology & Home Eco. 3 (Computer Science)
2
2
PEHM 3 (Physical Education, health & Music)
(1)
(1)
TOTAL
10
10
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4th Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 41 (Grammar & Composition)
1
1
English 43 (Journalism / Literature 4)
1
1
Filipino 41 (Wika at Panitikan / El Filibusterismo)
1
1
Social Studies 41 (Economics)
1
1
Science and Technology 41 (Physics)
2
2
Math 43 (Statistics)
1
1
Mathematics 44 (Calculus)
1
1
Technology & Home Eco. 4 (Basic Acctg for Merchandising Business and Electronic Accounting)
2
2
CAT 1 (Citizen Army Training)
(1)
(1)
TOTAL
10
10
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EVENING SESSION
First Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 11(Grammar & Composition)
1
1
Filipino 11 (Wika at Panitikan 1/ Ang Kataliningan ni Rizal)
1
1
Social Studies 11 (Phil. History and Government)
1
1
Mathematics 11 (General Mathematics)
1
1
Science and Technology 11 (Gen. Science)
2
2
Technology & Home Eco. 1(Home Economics)
(1.5)
(1.5)
PEHM 1 (Physical Education, Health & Music)
(1)
(1)
TOTAL
6
6
★ Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
★ Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
★ Bachelor in Commercial Science
★
★ Major in Accounting, Computer Science, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, or Secretarial Science
★ Bachelor of Arts
★
★ Major in Economics, English, History, or Mathematics
★ Bachelor of Secondary Education
★
★ Major in English, History, or Mathematics
★ Bachelor of Elementary Education
★ Bachelor or Science in Information Technology
★ Bachelor of Science in Nursing
★ Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
★ Bachelor of Laws
★ Doctor in Business Administration
★ Doctor in Public Administration
★ Master in Business Administration
★ Master of Public Administration
★ Master of Arts in Education
==Around the Campus=
Notable JRU alumni include President Ramon Magsaysay
bankers Alfredo Antiporda and Peter Kaw Sek
industrialist Bienvenido Tantoco (Rustan Corporation) and Luis Ongpin (Wolff and Company)
former education secretary Dr. Armand V. Fabella
broadcaster Joe Taruc
philanthrophist Chester G. Babst
03:46, 2 September 2007 (UTC)03:46, 2 September 2007 (UTC)~~
'José Rizal University' (JRU) is a non-sectarian, non-stock private educational institution. It is located at Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City, Philippines.
| Contents |
| History |
| Vision |
| The Three commitments |
| Education |
| Elementary School |
| General Academic High School |
| College |
| Law School |
| Graduate School |
| Alumni |
| External links |
History
Jose Rizal University was originally established by Don Vicente Fabella as Far Eastern College in 1919, its name was changed to Jose Rizal College in 1922. First located at Arlegui Street, the College transferred to R. Hidalgo Street soon afterwards, moving to its present location in Mandaluyong in 1949. It remained closed throughout the Japanese Occupation, as its head had joined the guerilla movement. Don Vincente Fabella was the first Filipino to obtain a Certificate in Public Accountancy from the United States making as the First Filipino Certified Public Accountant.
Originally offering commerce and high school degrees, the College expanded its offerings to include an elementary school, education and liberal arts at the undergraduate level, and law, business administration, public administration, and education at the graduate level. It has its own research publication, the Journal of Business, Education and Law. The College is especially proud of Ramon Magsaysay who graduated with a Bachelor's degree in 1933 and who subsequently became the 7th President of the Philippines.
The College obtained Level III accreditation from the PACU-COA in November 1999, and was granted university status by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) on October 2, 2000.
Jose Rizal University joined the National Collegiate Athletic Association in 1927. The varsity team are the José Rizal Heavy Bombers.
Vision
Jose Rizal University aims to develop its students to become useful and responsible citizens through the effective transfer of relevant knowledge and desirable values
1. by providing balanced instruction in general education and technical knowledge,
2. by stressing the principles of representative government in a free society,
3. by inculcating respect for the truth,
4. by teaching the art of the utilization of knowledge, and
5. by encouraging active participation in the process of national development
The Three commitments
That's right. Commitments. Much more than mere promises.
1. An education with a seal of quality rarely found elsewhere.
"You (the students) are the battlefield on which future wars will be won or lost...you cannot remain neutral...you will have to take a stand. But keep in mind the principles you have imbibed in the university; keep your faith, and your faith will keep you!."
- President Ramon Magsaysay, BCS '33
· Jose Rizal University is in the coveted Philippine Government (CHED) List of Autonomous and Deregulated colleges and universities of the land, an honor given to only 4% of the nation's 1,282 colleges and universities. This is currently among, if not the highest seal of quality given to universities in the Philippines.
· Key to this honor is Level III (LACOMED) accreditation. Very few institutions have this seal of excellence and distinction. We have it.
· JRU Elementary School is one of the few elementary schools with Level I accreditation in the National Capital Region, a rare distinction.
· JRU High School Division is one of the few secondary schools with Level I accreditation in the National Capital Region, a rare distinction considering that there are 6,598 high schools in the land, 20% of which are concentrated in NCR. (Nationwide, the distribution is 60% public and 40% private.)
· Our elementary school and high school curricula emphasize English, Math and Values as core areas of learning. Our classroom hours (a key indicator of learning) are higher than that of BEC and most other private schools.
· Founded in 1919 by the First Filipino certified public accountant, Jose Rizal University has the singular distinction of having the oldest business education program in the Philippines, which translates to unparalleled experience and competence in curriculum development and business education.
· Among its long list of successful alumni are a President of the Philippines, a justice of the Supreme Court, several members of the Cabinet an Legislature, heads of banks and financial institutions, and leaders of educational institutions, and leaders of educational institutions, captains of industry, commerce, agriculture and trade.
2. An education that is affordable.
We pride our ourselves in providing quality education that is affordable, because we believe that a good liberal education should be available to all. We know we do this better than any other universities in the Philippines. For the past decade, our elementary school and high school fees have consistently ranked at the lowest 10% of all private schools in Metro Manila. While our collegiate and professional school fees have consistently ranked at the lowest 20% of all private universities and colleges in Metro Manila. You will not find a better investment in education than in Jose Rizal University.
3. You will enjoy the journey.
At Jose Rizal University, we like to talk about the "JRU Community", because we believe learning works best where students and teachers interact in the open and challenging environment, what we call the learning journey. JRU is a friendly place. Fitting in is easy. Top faculty and great facilities ensure that critical thinking and mental growth never cease. A wide range of student organizations and activities ensure that the student's potential grows outside the classroom as well. The JRU campus is an ecology-friendly habitat in the heart of Metro manila, an oasis of learning. We can think of no better place to enjoy your child's journey.
Education
Elementary School
The Elementary School was established with the primary objectives of (1) developing the basic skills of communication and rational thought, (2) acquiring functional understanding of mathematical skills and scientific concepts, (3) inculcating desirable habits, attitudes, and ideals of democratic citizenship, and (4) instilling love of God and of the Filipino nation. Elementary education is legally compulsory for all Filipinos of school age, and represents the first phase of basic education, the next being provided by high school.
In addition, the Elementary school places particular emphasis upon developing both familiarity and facility with the English language as quickly as possible, and certain basic desirable virtues which appear to be most effectively provided by the school, rather than the family or the church.
^back to top
Admission Requirements
Old Pupils. The JRU Report Card (JRU Form 138) for the last school year attended.
New Pupils (Kindergarten and Grade I). Children seeking admission to Kindergarten should have been born not later than March 31, 2001; those entering Grade I should have been born not later than March 31, 2000. The original or a photocopy of the birth certificate of the child should be presented. It is not necessary, although desirable, for a pupil to have studied in Kindergarten before enrolling in Grade I.
Transfer Pupils. The Report Card (Form 138) of the pupil from the school where he was previously enrolled valid for transfer must be presented. No transfer pupil will be accepted for admission to the sixth grade.
Foreign (Old and New Pupils). A pupil who is a foreign national must present (1) his Alien Certificate of Registration, and (2) if he studied in a foreign school, his last academic records thereat. Admission of foreign nationals shall be subject to evaluation by the Principal in accordance with the provisions of DECS Order No. 26, s. 1994.
^back to top
Curriculum
Kindergarten | Grades 1 & 2 | Grade 3 | Grade 4 | Grades 5 & 6
The Basic Education Curriculum (BEC) prescribed by the Department of Education (DepEd) is being implemented of Jose Rizal University (JRU) modified to suit its own educational policies. Since JRU has obtained a deregulated status it is allowed to develop and offer its own elementary school curricula including sequence, content and coverage as well as a choice in the preferred language of instruction. In terms of the number of contact hours, the JRU Curriculum offers more compared to the DepEd's Basic Education Curriculum.
The JRU Elementary School Curriculum meets the national requirements but is further strengthened to enhance instruction reflective of the knowledge, skills and attitudes suited to the ever-changing needs of pupils and society.
The Elementary School places great emphasis on the importance of the English language, and had taken steps to emphasize this particular subject skill. The number of contact hours of English subject in all grade levels is given more minutes. From 80 minutes, English subject of Grades I to II has been increased to 120 minutes, while Grades IV to VI is 100 minutes per day effective school year 2003-2004.
In addition, English will be used as the medium of instructions in Social Studies for all grade levels. It is the University's belief that an early and complete familiarity with the English language is critical to a more effective social and economic role of the child upon maturity.
Furthermore, additional emphasis is also given to Mathematics and Science subjects, as these represent, together with English, the core of the Elementary School Curriculum.
The contents of Good Manners and Right Conduct have been especially suited to the needs of the elementary pupils, and takes into consideration those values which are best handled by the school, as contrasted with those which may be better undertaken by the parents and by religious authorities.
^back to top
Kindergarten
The Kindergarten class answers the needs of parents with intelligent children who may still be too young to be enrolled in Grade I, yet capable of participating and developing early learning potential under supervised activity. Kindergarten also introduces the child to social interaction with children of the same age, and eases the transition into more formal education in Grade I.
The medium of instruction for the kindergarten class is primarily English, with the Filipino language utilized as an auxiliary medium. Kindergarten pupils are required to wear the same uniforms as those worn by the elementary pupils in Grades I to IV.
Number Readiness
Filipino
Science and Helpful Living
Culture Arts
Sharing Period
Social Living
Communication Arts
Play Time
General Academic High School
Objectives
The primary objectives of JRU High School are (1) to teach the new secondary education curriculum in preparation for adult life, with emphasis on the development of communication and computational skills as well as the reasoning prowess; (2) to inculcate the concept of representative government, national sovereignty, and the Filipino way of life, and (3) to develop vocational and technological efficiency; (4) to develop the desirable traits of integrity, self-discipline, diligence and the work ethic, intellectual curiosity, and love of God and country.
Admission Requirements
New students interested to enroll at the High School division should submit an Application for Admission (JRU Form 1), properly filled out, together with his Report Card (Form 138) or other entrance credentials. Application forms may be obtained at the Office of the High School Principal, in Room M-101. New students seeking admission to the High School must obtain satisfactory grades in deportment.
A foreign student should bring the Alien Certificate of Registration upon enrolment, as well as the approval for enrolment and the evaluation of units earned abroad as certified by the Department of Education, (DepEd).
A working student is required to submit a certificate of employment upon enrollment in the evening classes. A self-employed student should submit a certification from his guardian. A non-working student below 16 years of age must submit a written note of consent from his parent indicating a justifiable reason for allowing him to enroll in the evening.
^back to top
Curriculum
Day Session
1st Year | 2nd Year | 3rd Year | 4th Year
Evening Session
1st Year | 2nd Year | 3rd Year | 4th Year | 5th Year
DAY SESSION
First Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 11 (Grammar and Composition)
1
1
English 12 (Literature I)
1
1
Filipino 11 (Wika at Panitikan / Ang Kataliningan ni Rizal)
1
1
Social Studies 11 (Phil. History and Government)
1
1
Mathematics 11 (General Math)
1
1
Mathematics 12 (Elementary Algebra)
1
1
Science and Technology 11 (General Science)
2
2
Technology & Home Eco. 1 (Home Economics)
1.5
1.5
Values Education 11
1
1
PEHM 1 (Physical Education, Health & Music)
(1)
(1)
TOTAL
10.5
10.5
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2nd Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 21 (Grammar & Composition)
1 1
English 22 (Literature 2)
1 1
Filipino 21 (Wika at Panitikan / Florante at Laura)
1 1
Social Studies 21 (Asian History)
1 1
Science and Technology 21 (Biology)
2 2
Mathematics 23 (Intermediate Algebra)
1 1
Mathematics 22 (Geometry)
1 1
Technology & Home Economics 2 (Micro-Text processing)
1.5 1.5
Values Education 21
1 1
PEHM 2 (Physical Education, Health & Music)
(1) (1)
TOTAL
10.5 10.5
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3rd Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 31 (Grammar & Composition)
1
1
English 33 (Literature 3)
1
1
Filipino 31 (Wika at Panitikan / Noli Me Tangere)
1
1
Social Studies 31 (World History)
1
1
Science and Technology 31 (Chemistry)
2
2
Math 34 (Trigonometry)
1
1
Mathematics 33 (Advance Algebra)
1
1
Technology & Home Eco. 3 (Computer Science)
2
2
PEHM 3 (Physical Education, health & Music)
(1)
(1)
TOTAL
10
10
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4th Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 41 (Grammar & Composition)
1
1
English 43 (Journalism / Literature 4)
1
1
Filipino 41 (Wika at Panitikan / El Filibusterismo)
1
1
Social Studies 41 (Economics)
1
1
Science and Technology 41 (Physics)
2
2
Math 43 (Statistics)
1
1
Mathematics 44 (Calculus)
1
1
Technology & Home Eco. 4 (Basic Acctg for Merchandising Business and Electronic Accounting)
2
2
CAT 1 (Citizen Army Training)
(1)
(1)
TOTAL
10
10
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EVENING SESSION
First Year
SUBJECT
Units
Periods
English 11(Grammar & Composition)
1
1
Filipino 11 (Wika at Panitikan 1/ Ang Kataliningan ni Rizal)
1
1
Social Studies 11 (Phil. History and Government)
1
1
Mathematics 11 (General Mathematics)
1
1
Science and Technology 11 (Gen. Science)
2
2
Technology & Home Eco. 1(Home Economics)
(1.5)
(1.5)
PEHM 1 (Physical Education, Health & Music)
(1)
(1)
TOTAL
6
6
College
★ Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
★ Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
★ Bachelor in Commercial Science
★
★ Major in Accounting, Computer Science, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, or Secretarial Science
★ Bachelor of Arts
★
★ Major in Economics, English, History, or Mathematics
★ Bachelor of Secondary Education
★
★ Major in English, History, or Mathematics
★ Bachelor of Elementary Education
★ Bachelor or Science in Information Technology
★ Bachelor of Science in Nursing
★ Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Law School
★ Bachelor of Laws
Graduate School
★ Doctor in Business Administration
★ Doctor in Public Administration
★ Master in Business Administration
★ Master of Public Administration
★ Master of Arts in Education
==Around the Campus=
Alumni
Notable JRU alumni include President Ramon Magsaysay
bankers Alfredo Antiporda and Peter Kaw Sek
industrialist Bienvenido Tantoco (Rustan Corporation) and Luis Ongpin (Wolff and Company)
former education secretary Dr. Armand V. Fabella
broadcaster Joe Taruc
philanthrophist Chester G. Babst
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