Welcome to our FAQ section! Here you'll find answers to the most common questions about our services. This resource is designed to help you quickly find the information you need. If you don't find the answer to your question here, please feel free to contact us.
The tuition fee depends upon the number of units enrolled and the degree or program of your choice. The cost per unit for BEED, BSED, Prof Ed, and BSBA is PHP 314.00; for BS Criminology, it is PHP 400.00; and for Graduate School, it is PHP 450.00.
You have two options: you can make a one-time payment upon enrollment with an 8% discount on tuition fees, or you may opt to pay on an installment basis, which can be divided into four and is immediately due on or before the examination.
You may check your outstanding balance on our Student Portal under Payments and Balances. Just login with your account or register using your student number if you don't have one yet.
The NQCI Library is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
You may access the library online at our Library Catalogs.
Fill out the Borrower's Card Google Form. The Borrower's Card is free for 1st year and transferee students and can be claimed after seven working days at the Circulation Counter.
Students shall pay PHP 50.00 at the Accounting Office. The official receipt shall be presented to the Library to process the new borrower's card.
Yes. Students are entitled to a free Wi-Fi connection.
At the Circulation Counter, present your Borrower's Card, and log in to the Wi-FI voucher logbook. The library staff will provide access codes.
The medicine from the school clinic is free of charge.
Our dental services do not include tooth extraction.
Accident insurance coverage has a maximum reimbursement of PHP 5,000, and life insurance covers PHP 50,000.
The requirements for enrollment are posted on our Registrar's Official Facebook Page.
Fill out the request form, which you can get from the Registrar's Office, and then submit it to them once done.
Below's a list of how long it takes for a requested document to be completed:
Secure the application form at the Registrar's Office.
Please fill out our Google Form (a link will be given to your department head and sent to your group chat).
Please visit our Official Facebook Page for further announcements.
When the student is admitted and enrolled, they become the concern of the administrator, faculty, guidance counselor, and other school personnel. The Individual Inventory service is designed to enable school personnel to have an awareness of each student's personality, behavior, academic performance, and personal growth.
The orientation service is designed primarily to address the special needs of students and parents. The orientation service needs to be reminded of the existing school policies and regulations.
Counseling is the heart of the guidance office. This service is given on an individual or group basis according to the needs of the students. There is an effective counseling service through which the student is helped to understand himself or herself in relation to his or her unique and developing world. Individual and/or group intervention is designed to facilitate positive change in student behavior, feelings, and attitudes.
The administration and interpretation of standardized tests are necessary to better understand the counselee or client and their behavior. It identifies not just the weaknesses of students but also their strengths and measures an individual's performance at a specific time.
It assists in the career development and career counseling of its students. There are students who take up a course that is what their parents like. Some students take up a course because they like it or find it nice, only to find out later that they do not have the aptitude or interest for it. To help alleviate the problems of misplacement, shifting, discontentment in one's chosen field, and, at worst, discontinuance, the guidance office provides a career guidance service.
Systematic monitoring to determine the effectiveness of guidance activities in general and placement in particular.
Refers to coordination with a multi-disciplinary team of specialists to ensure the special needs of students are met.
It is the responsibility of the Guidance Counseling and Scholarship Department to issue documents upon request of the students or appropriate institution.
Students with better potential could benefit more from the educational program. We have maintained a reputation for providing quality education, and one way of doing this is to offer scholarships and financial assistance.
To avail of online or onsite counseling, fill out the Individual Registration Form (for counseling) via Google Form or visit the GCSD Office.
A scholarship grant is awarded to students of NQCI who meet the required General Weighted Average (GWA) and shall not violate the terms and conditions under the scholarship agreement.
Every member of the Board of Trustees is entitled to select one (1) student freshman who will be free or exempt from paying the required tuition and miscellaneous fees until the last school year term at NQCI. The institution will subsidize the said scholarship.
CHED - Tulong Dunong is hosted by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Philippines. This scholarship is available to undergraduate students who want to pursue undergraduate studies in any field and at any institution. The CHED-Tulong Dunong Scholarship Philippines is open to all local high school graduates who want to enroll in any college.
The TES is a grant-in-aid of the government that supports the cost of tertiary education for Filipino students who enroll in the first undergraduate-post-secondary program in state universities (SUCs) and colleges, local universities (LUCs), private higher education institutions (HEIs), and technical-vocational institutions (TVs).
The processing and choosing of qualified applicants under these scholarship and/or financial assistance programs will be determined by the following sponsors:
Yes.
Yes.
PHP 150.00.
No.
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