
Originally Posted by
radiostar
hatagan tikag situation, lets say regular student ka, not the brainy type of student pero imo grades igo ra pasar like 2.7 or 2.8 etc... etc... ni skuyla ka hantod ni 2nd year or 3rd year ka, then ni kalit rag tuition fee increase and ang increase kay 30% pajud... mo transfer ka baka na ang imong subjects dile ma credit tanan or worst ang course na imo gi dream kay walay ni offer sa lain skuylahan or bisan flat 1 ka sa imo grado pero pa retakon kag lain na subject even though related pero lahi ang curriculum sa lain skuylahan. and you would just let that happen?
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in that situation, it still boils down to ANTICIPATION. A student (and parents) has to anticipate increases in tuition fees coz part of the equation is inflation. Inflation is even taught in high school u know. Kung tanaw sa estudyante mka afford cya ug 20k nga tuition now and maybe 30k later, then by all means he/she can enroll in that school. but if not, he/she has to find another school where tuition is cheaper and has a history of minimal increases.
and if u r a flat 1 student or a dean's lister, tuition discounts are given.
and btw, if u come from San Carlos, all ur units are accredited by CHED.

Originally Posted by
radiostar
sir mura man kag pari sa san carlos na dile maminaw sa plight sa mga students
don't get me wrong. mind u, when i was a college student, me and my friends and classmates are against tuition increases. But we realized that even w/ the huff and puff against it wouldn't change the school's stand at all anyway. why? because of the law. Tuition for private schools are deregulated and tuition increase didn't violate any rules per CHED.

Originally Posted by
radiostar
not the priests, pero the whole institution itself datu.
well, that doesn't change the meaning of ur statement coz the whole institution is run by priests. again, pls don't oversimplify it. if we consider their Financial Statement, what u may be referring to with "datu" are their Assets. And assets are divided into different forms like Cash, Cash equivalents, fixed assets, inventory, buildings & equipment, furniture and furnishings, etc...
and nobody in his right mind would want to run a business wanting to shrink the assets but u want it to grow instead.
and assets are not only the concern w/ any business u know. u also have to deal w/ expenses. the more u grow ur business, the more income u need and the more expenses u incurred. sa balance sheet, it's assets over liabilities.

Originally Posted by
radiostar
ugghh like yeah saw them with my two freakin' two eyes, na ang mga buildings ray naka nindot, how about sa fine arts department na dile sila ka provide og mga equipments, na kami mismo ma pugos og palit para lang maka meet og deadline na wherin dapat ang school mismo mo gasto ana. dile ko engineering ma.o na dile ko ka tubag.
regarding fine arts dep't, that's the problem of the dep't head. basin wala cla ni-request. ky kng sa eng'g pa, say, Chem Eng, improved na kau ilang facilities per requested. anyway, this problem is internal.

Originally Posted by
radiostar
yes i've heard about the working students pero , sak2 man pud na the school pays for your tuition and you work para sa school. ing-ana man ang systema ana dba?
yup. ug naay pud ang scholars like dean's listers. they don't work as working students but earned thru their grades.

Originally Posted by
radiostar
not so fast there mr. giddyboy, how can you say na peer pressure rato kang maemae? heck you don't even know her for god's sake, you haven't met her and mo conclude dayon ka? tsk tsk tsk
well, i don't need to know her personally. That's not the meat of the matter. All i need are just facts, what actions she has taken, the consequences of the actions, and start from there. Who pressured her to do all these things man diay? di ba CEGP? ug kinsa man na cla sa CEGP? di ba peers? if u don't call that peer pressure, maybe peer influence? what do u think?