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manuel l. quezon university
Sabado, Abril 21, 2012
MLQU 60th Anniversary
Lunes, Marso 19, 2012
Board Passer Bar Exam 2011
THE MANUEL L. QUEZON UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF LAW AND UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY
CONGRATULATE
FOR PASSING THE 2011 BAR EXAMS
BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK! |
Biyernes, Marso 16, 2012
Sabado, Marso 10, 2012
admission
Admission to the University is a privilege, not a right. The University reserves the right to enroll only students who meet its admission requirements and agree to comply with its scholastic standards and to abide by its rules and regulations. The University can refuse admission to any student for a sufficient ground, like dismissal from another school.
Enrollment in the collegiate level, unless otherwise changed, is understood to be for only one term (semester or summer), using the procedure for enrolment.
Freshmen:
The admission of Foreign students is subject to existing regulations of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and other requirements hereinafter provided.
Enrollment in the collegiate level, unless otherwise changed, is understood to be for only one term (semester or summer), using the procedure for enrolment.
Freshmen:
- Proceed to the Guidance Center for the Entrance Examination.
- If you pass the examination, go to the Registrar's Office and fill up a Student Information Form (SIF) for your Student Number and submit the following:
a.) Form 138.
b.) Certification of Good Moral Character from your school of origin.
c.) Result of Entrance Examination.
d.) 3 Pictures (2X2).
- Proceed to the Dean's Office of the school chosen for advising.
- Fill up the Student Enrolment Form (SEF) and have it checked and approved by your adviser.
- Proceed to the MIS Department for assessment.
- Pay your tuition and other fees at the Treasurer's Office and only to tellers on duty.
- After payment of fees, proceed to the University Studio for the Student ID.
- To apply for a library ID, go to the Arsenio P. Dizon Research Center (MLQU Main Library).
- Go to the Dean's Office of the school of your choice for interview.
- If you pass the interview, proceed to the Admission Office for the entrance examination.
- If you pass the examination, go to the Registrar's Office and fill up Student Information Form (SIF) for your Student Number and submit the following:
a.) Honorable Dismissal or Transfer Credentials from your school of origin;
b.) Certification of Good Moral Character from the aforementioned school;
c.) Scholastic Records for evaluation purposes;
d.) 3 Pictures (2X2).
Note: Steps 3 to 8 are the same as for Freshmen.
- Go to the Dean's Office of your mother unit and present the following:
a.) C. O. M. of last enrolment;
b.) Grade in class card for subjects enrolled in during the last enrolment.
Note: Follow the procedure for Freshmen except Steps 1 and 2.
- Go to the Registrar's Office for your Student Number and ID Card Form and Submit the following:
a.) If you are enrolling in a masteral program, a copy of the transcript of records of your bachelor's degree which indicates the SO (Special Order) number for that degree. If you are enrolling in a doctoral program, a copy of the transcript of records of your masteral degree with the SO number clearly indicated.
b.) Government employees, including teachers, are required to submit a Permit to Study from their immediate superiors.
- Follow Steps 3 to 8 of the enrolment procedure for freshmen.
The admission of Foreign students is subject to existing regulations of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and other requirements hereinafter provided.
- A foreign student will be admitted for enrolment only upon presentation of a Student Visa (9-F Visa) which comprises the following documents:
a.) Letter of Acceptance from the school of his/her choice;
b.) Five (5) copies of the 1998 Revised Original Personal History Statement (PHS), duly accomplished and signed by the applicant in English and in national alphabet, accompanied by personal seal, if any, original left and right hand prints on PHS and original photos;
c.) Transcript of Records/Scholastic Records duly authenticated by the Philippine Embassy or Consulate in the applicant's country of origin or legal residence. "Seen and Noted" stamp is not acceptable;
d.) A notarized affidavit of Support and proof of adequate financial support to cover expenses for student's accommodation and subsistence, school dues and other Incidental expenses;
e.) Xerox copy of Passport pages where name, photo, birthdate and birthplace appear.
- Foreign students coming from non-English speaking countries are required to take special courses in English for proficiency in the language which is the medium of instruction in this University.
- Foreign students have to pay the Acceptance and Foreign Students fee as per DECS Order No. 24 s. 1989.
MLQU HYMN AND PLEDGE OF COMMITMENT
MLQU Hymn
(English Version) (Filipino Version)
From every luminous shore
And verdant mountains
From city clamor and barrio quietude
We have come to MLQU
Perpetual fountain to imbibe wisdom
Patriotism and rectitude.
Oh, Alma Mater, our dear MLQU!
To thee our hearts shall forever beat,
Forever and ever be true.
We shall love thee
Amidst smiles or tears.
Thy light shall never
Be dimmed by the years,
Thy light shall never
Be dimmed by the years.
Mula sa ningning ng pasigan
Luntiang kabundukan
Taga-lungsod at payapang nayon
Dumudulog sa MLQU!
Walang hanggang batis
Ng karunungan,
Kabayaniha’t karangalan.
O! Alma Mater!
Mahal na MLQU
Puso namin ay tumitibok
Kailan man tapat sa iyo.
Mamahalin ka sa dusa’t ginhawa
Liwanag kailan man
Ay hindi magdidilim!
Liwanag kailan man
Ay hindi magdidilim!
Pledge of Commitment
I am a Quezonian.
I subscribe to the philosophy of "Know
Thyself" and to the tenet, "Pro Patria
et Jure" - for Country and Law.
I respect the right of every man to
his life, liberty and property, as well
as to his dignity and self-respect.
I believe in the equality of men
before God and before the Law.
I will obey the rules of my school and
the laws of my country.
I will endeavor to live a fruitful and
meaningful life guided by the code of
honor and integrity so that I will
become a credit to the Filipino nation.
I pledge my eternal loyalty to my
school - The Manuel L. Quezon
University - and resolve never to
compromise her good name by my
words and by my deeds.
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(English Version) (Filipino Version)
From every luminous shore
And verdant mountains
From city clamor and barrio quietude
We have come to MLQU
Perpetual fountain to imbibe wisdom
Patriotism and rectitude.
Oh, Alma Mater, our dear MLQU!
To thee our hearts shall forever beat,
Forever and ever be true.
We shall love thee
Amidst smiles or tears.
Thy light shall never
Be dimmed by the years,
Thy light shall never
Be dimmed by the years.
Mula sa ningning ng pasigan
Luntiang kabundukan
Taga-lungsod at payapang nayon
Dumudulog sa MLQU!
Walang hanggang batis
Ng karunungan,
Kabayaniha’t karangalan.
O! Alma Mater!
Mahal na MLQU
Puso namin ay tumitibok
Kailan man tapat sa iyo.
Mamahalin ka sa dusa’t ginhawa
Liwanag kailan man
Ay hindi magdidilim!
Liwanag kailan man
Ay hindi magdidilim!
Pledge of Commitment
I am a Quezonian.
I subscribe to the philosophy of "Know
Thyself" and to the tenet, "Pro Patria
et Jure" - for Country and Law.
I respect the right of every man to
his life, liberty and property, as well
as to his dignity and self-respect.
I believe in the equality of men
before God and before the Law.
I will obey the rules of my school and
the laws of my country.
I will endeavor to live a fruitful and
meaningful life guided by the code of
honor and integrity so that I will
become a credit to the Filipino nation.
I pledge my eternal loyalty to my
school - The Manuel L. Quezon
University - and resolve never to
compromise her good name by my
words and by my deeds.
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Biyernes, Pebrero 10, 2012
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Dedicated to the building of Men of Honor and Integrity and to the training of Dynamic, Justice - Oriented, Globally Competitive, and Environmentally Conscious Leaders.
OBJECTIVES
GENERAL: To bring into significant relation such areas of human knowledge that are geared towards the improvement of the quality of human life.
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SPECIFIC: To assist the individual to realize his potential as a human being, develop self - discipline and critical thinking, and acquire a hierarchy of values that will enable him to respond meaningfully to the requirements of a dynamic society.
To produce individuals whose skills and expertise in their areas of specialization will contribute to the intelligent utilization of the country’s resources for the benefit of all generations.
To produce individuals capable of appreciating and enjoying a good and fruitful life.
To produce citizens imbued with an unqualified and abiding commitment to GOD, country and society.
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WE IN THE SCHOOL OF LAW MUST ALWAYS REMEMBER AND BE GUIDED AND INSPIRED BY OUR -
VISION
To revitalize the Law School so that it shall be faithful to its tradition of leadership and excellence in legal education, and provide proficient, ethical, social and affordable training to students to prepare them to be lawyers and leaders in a just and progressive society.
MISSION
To produce competent and principled lawyers who shall promote truth and justice by recruiting qualified students, developing a competent faculty, using proper and effective methods of teaching, maintaining basic infrastructure and facilities, administering the school efficiently, reaching out to the stakeholders and the public, cooperating with the government and the rest of the academic world, and ensuring quality legal education under wholesome conditions.
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The MLQU School of Law was established in 1947 as a protest against arbitrary authority by a group of men, who, believing in the supremacy of the law, decided to build a school that will provide a strong foundation for the future of young men and women committed to the cause of justice and to the service of their country & people.
Fired by the idealism of the founders and benefiting from the vast knowledge and competence of their mentors, the first graduates of the school capped three berths in the first ten places in the 1948 bar examinations with only one failing to make the grade.
With this record for a start, graduates of the school continued to reap honors in the country's most prestigious government exam, getting perfect scores in some subjects and obtaining very high overall percentages of passing ranging from 92.33% to 100%.
The excellent showing of the school's graduates in the bar examinations during its fledgling years could be attributed to the faculty of the school that included the most illustrious names in the country's judicial system. Listed in the school's faculty roster were eminent jurists like J.B. L. Reyes, Roberto Concepcion, Carmelino Alvendia, Arsenio Dizon and a luminary lawyer like Manuel O. Chan and stalwarts in the practice of law and in other fields of endeavor, like Emilio Abello, Francisco Carreon, Magno Gatmaitan and Arturo S. Monzon, to mention a few.
These men, likewise, were inspired by Dr. Leoncio B. Monzon, the first Chancellor and later President of the school when it acquired university status on May 19, 1958. It was Dr. Monzon from whose vision and leadership the founders of the school drew the courage to venture into the uncertainties of an academic enterprise.
The school can look back with understandable pride to its successful alumni who are scattered throughout the Philippines holding responsible positions in the government and in private business organizations and educational institutions. Among them are former Justices Ricardo C. Puno, Sr., Isagani A. Cruz and Sedfrey Ordonez, the late Mayor of Manila, Antonio Villegas, Justice Artemio Tuquero now Dean of the College of Law, Justices Jose Vitug and Jose Melo, Atty. Augusto B. Sunico who became the president of the University, Atty. Norberto Gonzales and Atty. Lorenzo Miravite.
"Accomplishment" and "Growth " - these in a nutshell summarize the history of the MLQ School of Law during the years that followed its establishment and it shall be so in the years to come.
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ABELARDO, ESTRELLITA B
AGUSTIN, ANTONIO A.
ALCANTARA, SAMSON S
ALTAMIRA, ERNESTO III A.
ANDRES, ISMAEL J.
ARELLANO, ROMULO T.
ARLANZA, RICARDO S.
BACLIG, VIVENCIO S.
BALAOING, EMILIA V.
BORJA, ROLANDO G.
CANEBA, DOROTEO N. CARILLO, EDWIN M.
CHUA, MARY GRACE R. DABU, PEDRO JR. T.
FALLER, ROLANDO B.
GONZALES, NORBERTO S.
IBAÑEZ, ESTHER R.
JURADO, RUDOLF PHILIP B.
JUSI-BARRANTES, IANELA G.
LAMEYRA, FLORENCIO C.
LUCENARIO, DOMINGO O.
MANZANAL, DENNIS R.
PASCUAL, VICENTE JR.
REYES-AGAM, MARLYN A.
ROBISO, ROMEO R.
ROMA, NATIVIDAD M. RUBICO, FORTUNATA M.
SALVADO, RONALDO P.
SALVADOR, ORLANDO V.
SAMSON, JOSE S.
SANO, JOSE F.
SERFINO, RHETT EMMANUEL C.
SUAREZ, ROLAND RHONNEL M.
SUAREZ, ROLANDO A.
TAMPOC, EDUARDO B.
TIAMPONG, NOEL T.
TIRONA, PERLITA J. TRIA
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