Enrollment increases by 8.9%
HRM, Pharmacy, Tourism get big share
Centro Escolar University Malolos campus has increased the enrollment by 8.9 percent in the first semester of school year 2011-12.
As of the record, 2,569 students have been officially enrolled for the first semester, as compared to 2,352 in SY 2010-2011.
According to Mrs. Amelia Valencia, Head of Student Records Management Department, the increase in number of enrollees is a good indicator that the school efforts to deliver quality education among students are being recognized in the region.
Hotel and Restaurant Management (HRM) holds the most number of students with 529 or 20.5% of the student population. Pharmacy Department ranked second with 397 or 15.45%, while 341 or 13.27% enrolled in Tourism Management.
Valencia added that the exodus to CEU of alumni children, the big demand in the (global) market, and the very good performance in the professional licensure examinations also affected the growth in number.
Meanwhile, the College of Management and Technology (CMT) and the College of Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences (CELAS) remain stable at 24.41 and 14.44 per cent, respectively.
Despite the decrease in the market demand, the Nursing Department still has 192 students or 7.47%.
Although the Dentistry Department has 112 students or 4.36%, its population is predicted to increase with the entry of 129 Pre-Dentistry students two years from now.
Mrs. Maricar Veranga, Program Head of the College of Hospitality Management, shared that they are looking forward to upgrading the services they offer to the students.
News by Michael Ge-Ray H. Punzalan | Photo by Carlo Celon
Centro Escolar University Malolos campus has increased the enrollment by 8.9 percent in the first semester of school year 2011-12.
As of the record, 2,569 students have been officially enrolled for the first semester, as compared to 2,352 in SY 2010-2011.
According to Mrs. Amelia Valencia, Head of Student Records Management Department, the increase in number of enrollees is a good indicator that the school efforts to deliver quality education among students are being recognized in the region.
Hotel and Restaurant Management (HRM) holds the most number of students with 529 or 20.5% of the student population. Pharmacy Department ranked second with 397 or 15.45%, while 341 or 13.27% enrolled in Tourism Management.
Valencia added that the exodus to CEU of alumni children, the big demand in the (global) market, and the very good performance in the professional licensure examinations also affected the growth in number.
Meanwhile, the College of Management and Technology (CMT) and the College of Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences (CELAS) remain stable at 24.41 and 14.44 per cent, respectively.
Despite the decrease in the market demand, the Nursing Department still has 192 students or 7.47%.
Although the Dentistry Department has 112 students or 4.36%, its population is predicted to increase with the entry of 129 Pre-Dentistry students two years from now.
Mrs. Maricar Veranga, Program Head of the College of Hospitality Management, shared that they are looking forward to upgrading the services they offer to the students.
News by Michael Ge-Ray H. Punzalan | Photo by Carlo Celon
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