Scholarships

 

  1. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS 

a. With Highest Honors: Senior High School students who graduated With Highest Honors with an average of 98.00% – 100% are granted a full-tuition scholarship upon enrollment. 
b. Fifty percent (50%) tuitional discount is granted to SHS graduates With High Honors with an average of 95.00% – 97.99%. 
c. Twenty five percent (25%) is granted to With Honors with an average of 90.00% – 94.99% from any recognized High School. 

        2. ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS

SMU students who meet the grade requirements can be granted tuition discount: 100% Gold (GWA96-100), 50% Silver Merit (GWA93-95.99), 25% Bronze (GWA90-92.99). 

       3. SERVICE GRANTS 

a. The President of the Student Central Council, the Editor-in-Chief of the Marian and the Corps Commander of the SMU ROTC Unit are given service grants in the form of full tuitional discount. Other officers are likewise given 25% tuition discount.
b. Varsity players and members of the SMU performing groups such as SMU Band, SMU Chorale, SMU Dance Troupe, SMU Artists Circle, etc. are given tuition discounts ranging from 10% to 100%.

       4. CASH DISCOUNT 

Those who pay their fees in full within the first week of classes in a regular semester or before the start of classes during midyear are granted a 5% discount. 

       5. SIBLINGS DISCOUNT

Students in the college level with brothers/sisters in the basic education or tertiary level education are granted a 10% discount on tuition fees. 

       6. DISCOUNT FOR WORKING STUDENTS/STUDENT LIBRARIANS 

Students who render 2 or 4 hours of work in the university are granted tuition discounts of 21 or 24 units.

       7. BIBAK DISCOUNTS 

Students who are active members of the BIBAK organization (Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Apayao, Kalinga) may apply for 5-20% tuition discount, depending on their commitment and their performance.

        8. SOCIALIZED TUITION FEE PROGRAM (STFP) 

Poor but deserving students may be granted discounts from 10% to 100% of fees depending on need. 

 

GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

  1. TERTIARY EDUCATION SUBSIDY OF UNIFAST
    Students whose families are in the Listahanan of the DSWD are granted by the government a P30,000 subsidy per semester which can be used to pay the school fees. For TDP-TES, P7,500 subsidy every semester.\
  2. OTHER GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
    SMU accepts government scholarships such as those by CHED, Phil. Veterans Administration (PVAO), Dept of Science and Technology (DOST), Military dependents in PD 577, PWDs in RA9442, etc. 

PRIVATE EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIP 

  1. THE SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY – SCHOLARSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION (SMU-SDF) GRANTS 

This Foundation grants different scholarships, grants-in-aid, and assistance to various projects of the University. Some scholarships have specific requirements and are known under the donor’s specific name, while the others are general SDF scholarships. 

        2. YOKOHAMA TIRE PHILIPPINES INC. ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP 

Academically outstanding students who are enrolled in BSECE, BSEE, BSMA, BSBA-FM may apply and avail the full scholarship with monthly allowance. 

        3. OTHER PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIPS 

SMU assists students to obtain scholarships from private individuals, companies and organizations to support their study at SMU.

Contact Person/Details:

Rev. Fr. Philip A. Yu Jr., CICM
Vice President for Mission and Identity
(078) 321 4436
0969-158-0725