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All students are expected to attend their classes regularly to be entitled to credits in the course in which they are enrolled.

Tardiness may be considered an absence. A student who leaves the classroom and fails to return for the rest of the period will be marked absent. The permission of the instructor should always be sought whenever a student leave the room.

A student should attend not less than 80% of the total number of recitation hours in the subject in which he desires credit.

In all cases of absences, a student is required to submit a written explanation as the cause of his absence to the Dean of his/her respective college and fill out the OSA Form 006 (01/12/06) College Admission Slip for Absences.

The dean and the instructor(s) should sign this from before the student is allowed to return to his/her classes. Upon the discretion of the dean and the instructor. Protracted absences may be excused.

An absence does not excuse a student from doing missed assignments and projects.

A student must keep count of his/her total absences in a course in which he/she wishes credit in order to avoid earning “Failed” and “Dropped” for excessive absences. A total of seven (7) unexcused absences means “Dropped” as the case may be.

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DELICIA ALFELOR-TIBI
Vice President for Finance, UNEP

"We have so many successful graduates of this University. The former President of Bicol University Dr. Susana C. Cabredo is our product.Not to mention in the public schools we are able to produce several School Division Superintendent. We only do not provide high-quality education but we also allow our students to be exposed to the real work settings through the practicum programs of all the courses in the University."

ELEANOR A. OSEA, Ed. D.
Vice President for Academic Affairs

"I chose UNEP as my school for the start of my college life because of the quality of education they are offering to students. I never regret being a part of the university because of the quality of education they give their students and the staff or the college is so accommodating when it comes with our needs. That’s the reason why I still continue to pursue my Master’s Degree in Business Administration at the University of Northeastern Philippines."

SHERRY ANN HUELGAS-AÑONUEVO
BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management, Cum Laude
Master in Business Administration (MBA), Student

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