Offered Subjects
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1ST Year Level
| Subject Code | Subject Description | Subject Unit | Schedules |
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| ECE 100 (BECED) | Foundation of Early Childhood Education | 3.0 |
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| EDUC 100 | The Child and Adolescent Learners & Learning Principles | 3.0 |
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| GE 3 | Mathematics in the Modern World | 3.0 |
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| GE 4 (BECED) | Understanding the Self | 3.0 |
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| GE 6 (BCED) | The Contemporary Wolrd | 3.0 |
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| GE 7 (BECED) | Arts Appreciation | 3.0 |
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| GE-EC 1 | People and the Earths Ecosystems | 3.0 |
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| NSTP 1 | CWTS/ROTC | 0.0 |
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| PE 1 (PATHFIT 1) | Movement Competency Training | 2.0 |
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2ND Year Level
| Subject Code | Subject Description | Subject Unit | Schedules |
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| COED 101 | Politics and Governance with Philippine Constitution | 3.0 |
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| ECE 103 | Family, School and Community Partnership | 3.0 |
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| ECE 104 | Guilding Children's Behaviour and Moral Development | 3.0 |
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| ECE 105 | Play & Developmentally Aprrop. Practices in Early Childhood Educ. | 3.0 |
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| ECE 106 | Creative Arts, Music & Movement in Early Childhood Educ. | 3.0 |
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| ECE 107 | Content & Pedaogy in the Mother-tongue Based Multilingual Educ | 3.0 |
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| ECE 108 | Health, Nutrition & Healty | 3.0 |
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| EDUC 102 | The Teacher and the Community, School Culture, and Organizational Leadership | 3.0 |
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| EDUC 103 | Foundation of Special and Inclusive Education | 3.0 |
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| PE 3 (PATHFIT 3) | Choice of Dance, Sports, Martials Arts, Group Exercise, outdoor and Adventure Activities | 2.0 |
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3RD Year Level
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4TH Year Level
| Subject Code | Subject Description | Subject Unit | Schedules |
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5TH Year Level
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Enrollment Process
1
PRELISTING
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Visit the link https://pre-registration.cmc.edu.ph.
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Input all necessary or required information.
2
ADMISSION
- The admission officer reviews the information entered by the student.
- The admission officer admits the student.
- After admission, the student will receive a text message informing them about the next step, which is payment.
3
PAYMENT
- The student should send a screenshot of their payment proof to the Finance Facebook page via FB Messenger.
- If the payment is valid, the cashier enters the payment into the ERP.
- The Deans/Program Chairs will be notified by the ERP for subject loading.
4
SUBJECT LOADING
- The Deans/Program Chairs assign subjects to the students.
- The ERP will notify the Registrar staff after the loading has been confirmed and submitted.
5
REGISTRAR (CONFIRMATION)
- The Registrar staff confirms the student's registration.
- An SMS message confirming the enrollment and providing the student's SIS details will be sent to the concerned student.
1
PRELISTING
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Visit the link https://pre-registration.cmc.edu.ph.
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Input all necessary or required information.
2
ADMISSION
- The admission officer reviews the information entered by the student.
- The admission officer admits the student.
- After admission, the Admission Officer signs the Enrollment Slip of the student.
3
MIS
- MIS staff will collect basic information of the student in order to process and create a cmc domain email for student.
- MIS will print and release the student email.
4
PAYMENT
- The student will make a payment to the Finance Office.
- The Cashier signs the Enrollment Slip of the student.
5
SUBJECT LOADING
- The Deans/Program Chairs assign subjects to the students.
- The Deans/Program Chairs signs the Enrollment Slip of the student.
6
CONFIRMATION
- The Registrar staff confirms the student's registration.
- An SMS message confirming the enrollment and providing the student's SIS details will be sent to the concerned student.
- The Registrar Staff signs the Enrollment slip of the student.
1
PRELISTING
- The student visits the link https://cmc.edu.ph and clicks/taps on SIS.
- On the list of menus, click/tap on Enlist.
- The student selects the year level he/she is enrolling in.
- Click/Tap on Proceed.
- A timeline will appear on the dashboard, which will serve as the student’s guide for enrollment. The timeline will display a colored circle. Each color has its description – grey means pending, and purple means okay.
2
ADMISSION
- The admission officer reviews the information entered by the student.
- The admission officer admits the student.
- After admission, the color of the timeline circle on the Admission page will be updated from grey to purple.
3
MIS
- Checking and verifying of student email
4
PAYMENT
- The student can now attach the proof of payment in their SIS.
- If the payment is valid, the cashier enters the payment into the ERP.
- The Deans/Program Chairs will be notified by the ERP for subject loading.
- After the payment, the color of the timeline on the Payment page will be updated from grey to purple.
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SUBJECT LOADING
- The Deans/Program Chairs assign subjects to the students.
- The ERP will notify the Registrar staff after the loading has been confirmed and submitted.
- 3. After the loading submission, the color of the timeline on the Subject Loading page will be updated from grey to purple.
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CONFIRMATION
- The Registrar staff confirms the student's registration.
- After the subject confirmation, the color of the timeline on the Confirmation page will be updated from red to green.
1
PRELISTING
- The student proceeds to the enrolling officer.
- The admission officer updates the information entered by the student.
- The admission officer admits the student.
- After admission, the Admission Officer signs the Enrollment Slip of the student.
2
MIS
- Checking and verifying of student email
3
PAYMENT
- The student will make a payment to the Finance Office.
- The Cashier signs the Enrollment Slip of the student.
4
SUBJECT LOADING
- The Deans/Program Chairs assign subjects to the students.
- The Deans/Program Chairs signs the Enrollment Slip of the student.
5
CONFIRMATION
- The Registrar staff confirms the student's registration.
- The Registrar staff signs the Enrollment slip of the student.
6
CONFIRMATION
- The Registrar staff confirms the student's registration.
- After the subject confirmation, the color of the timeline on the Confirmation page will be updated from red to green.
Enrollment Requirements
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
For Incoming Grade 11 and Transferees
- Photocopy of PSA Certified Birth Certificate (NSO Before)
- Original copy of Grade 10 Report Card Form 138A (with Learners Reference Number (LRN) if Public Junior High School Student
- Photocopy of Grade 10 Report Card Form 138A
- Photocopy of Junior High School Completion
- Original Copy of Certificate of Good Moral Character
- System Generated ESC Certification Letter from Junior High School Principal with School ID and Student ID number (ESC Grantees Only) if Private Junior High School Student
- QVR Certificate (Qualified Voucher Applicants Only)
- 4 pcs. 1x1 ID Picture – colored
- 2 long size brown folder
- 2 long size brown envelop
- Photocopy of NCAE Result
For Incoming Grade 12 Students
- Original Copy of Report Card (Form 138A)
- School ID
- Handbook
COLLEGE
Freshmen
- Long Brown Envelope
- FOUR copies of 2 x 2 colored I.D. pictures with white background
- Original Copy of PSA Birth Certificate
- Original Copy of Certificate of Good Moral Character
- Original Copy of Report Card (Form 138A)
Transferees
- Long Brown Envelope
- FOUR copies of 2 x 2 colored I.D. pictures with white background
- Original Copy of PSA Birth Certificate
- Original Copy of Certificate of Good Moral Character
- Original Copy of Honorable Dismissal / Transfer Credentials
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Freshmen
- Long Brown Envelope
- FOUR copies of 2 x 2 colored I.D. pictures with white background
- Original Copy of PSA Birth Certificate
- Original Copy of Certificate of Good Moral Character
- Original Copy of Report Card (Form 138A)
Transferees
- Long Brown Envelope
- FOUR copies of 2 x 2 colored I.D. pictures with white background
- Original Copy of PSA Birth Certificate
- Original Copy of Certificate of Good Moral Character
- Original Copy of Honorable Dismissal / Transfer Credentials
Program Offerings
BASIC EDUCATION
Senior High School Program: Grades 11 – 12
Strands:
- Accounting and Business Management (ABM) Strand
- Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Strand
- Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) Strand
- Technical, Vocational, and Livelihood (TVL) Strand
COLLEGIATE
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration,
Major in:
- Marketing Management
- Financial Management
- Human Resource and Development Management
Bachelor of Science in Criminology
Bachelor of Secondary Education,
Major in:
- English
- Mathematics
- Filipino
- Social Studies
- Science
Bachelor of Elementary Education
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Physical Education
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in Internal Auditing
Bachelor of Science in Accounting Management
Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information System
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education
Bachelor of Science in Social Work
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Security
Management Bachelor of Library and Information
Science Bachelor in Entrepreneurship
GRADUATE SCHOOL EDUCATION
Master of Arts in Education,
Major in:
- Educational Administration
- English
- Filipino
- Mathematics
- Social Studies
- Science
Scholarships
Institutionally Funded Scholarship Grant
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Academic Scholarship
- 5% discount on FULL PAYMENT of accounts upon enrolment.
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For BROTHERS and SISTERS who are enrolled at the same time during the semester. Discount on the LOWEST level enrolled:
- 10% of the 2nd enrolled
- 25% of the 3rd enrolled
- 50% of the 4th enrolled
- 75% of the 5th enrolled
- FULL TUITION FREE for the 6th enrolled
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Culture and Arts
- Himig Pawan Affiliation Discount
- Likhang Pawan Affiliation Discount
- Teatro Pawan Affiliation Discount
- Guhit Pawan Affiliation Discount
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Sports
- Athletics Discount
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Publication
- Institutional Communications, Marketing, and Creative Office Affiliation (CMC)
- Student Publication Affiliation Discount (LION’S QUILL)
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Leadership and Student Assistance Program
- Collegiate Supreme Student Council Leadership
- KASAMA – Student Assistance Program
- Board of Director Financial Grants
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Financial Grants
- Employee Financial Grants
- Employee-Dependents Financial Grants
- Family Financial Grants
CENTRAL MINDANAO COLLEGES – PAGLAUM SCHOLARSHIP
Esperanza meaning “hope” is also a story about a NOBLE and BRILLIANT PROMISE that gave birth to Central Mindanao Colleges (CMC).
Tracing back to its history, it was the idea of Major Datu Udtog Matalam, then the battalion commander of a guerilla unit in North Cotabato, of putting up a school, PROMISING to Madame Esperanza Abellera Sabulao, that if he survives the World War II resistance movement, he would pursue this NOBLE IDEA. The war ended sparing not only the life of the Datu but also his family and friends.
Sustaining the legacy of the Datu and Madame Esperanza, CMC’s Paglaum Scholarship Program remains committed to providing assistance for young Filipino learners’ accessibility to quality education.
The Central Mindanao Colleges, Paglaum Scholarship Program, a.k.a. “Paglaum” shall consist of all existing institutionally-funded scholarship programs/opportunities, student financial aides/grants, and discounts for Tertiary Education and special purpose education assistance as formulated by the school administration, scholarship committee or any institutionally recognized organizations or units