BRIEF HISTORY

 The University of Northeastern Philippines College of Law was founded by the late former Governor of the Province of Camarines Sur, Hon. Felix O. Alfelor, Sr. (UP Law, 1935). The dream of founding a law school anchored on the patriotic ideals of the national hero Apolinario Mabini had been in the works since the former Mabini Memorial Colleges was given University status and became the University of Northeastern Philippines. The Founder belived that the opening of law school woule bring the vison of development in his beloved province closer to achievement.

Therefore towards the end of the 1970’s, the founder applied for the permit to offer the program Bachelor of Laws. The program was finally opened in 1980 with the founder’s second son, Atty. Felix R. Alfelor, Jr. (UP Law 1960) as its first Dean. Atty. Alfelor, a Master of Law Graduate of Cornell University, New York, USA, a former Constitutional Convention Delegate to the 1973 Constitution later became a 3-termer Congressman of the 4th now 5th District of Camarines Sur.

Through its 30 years of existence, the UNEP College of Law was able to produce numerous graduates who are now in government as prosecutors, judges, hearing officers and legal officers and in private practice.

MISSION

The UNEP College of Law’s mission is to provide accessible quality legal education that will produce men and women skilled in practice of law, committed to serve his or her fellowmen and promote the interest of justice at all times.

VISION

The UNEP College of Law is a legal educational institution at the forefront of providing the nation with legal professionals through accessible quality education, state-of-the-art facilities and committed instruction. This institution ensures that each graduate leaves the portals of this University with legal knowledge, work ethic that guarantees success and most of all a heart for service

ADMISSION AND ENROLLMENT PROCEDURE

1. See the Dean for Initial interview
2. Submit the documentary requirements to the Admissions Officer
3. Take the Aptitude Exam at the Guidance Office
4. Fill-up the provisional enrollment form
5. Present the filled up form to the Accounting Department for assessment
6. Pay the appropriate fees at the cashier

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION

1. The applicant must be a graduate of a Baccalaureate Degree
2. The applicant must have earned the following subjects with the corresponding units which shold be reflected in the Transcript of Records
1. English – 18 units
2. Mathematics – 12 units
3. Social Science – 18 units
4. Land Reform and Taxation
5. Rizal Course
6. New Constitution
3. The applicant must submit the following documentary requirements:
1.  Transcript of Records
2. Special Order
3. Birth Certificate (NSO)
4. Marriage Certificate (NSO) for married applicants
5. FORM C-1 (permit to study law)
6. 2x2 picture