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Nursing
Program Celebrates First Capping and Pinning Ceremonies The
Nursing Program of St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur celebrated
its first Capping and Pinning Ceremonies with twenty
pioneer nursing students at the famous St. Paul Metropolitan
Cathedral in Vigan City last July 02, 2005.|
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St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur upholds “open admission and selective retention” policy for all aspiring college students who have complied with the minimum requirements for the course they intend to pursue. Violation of school rules and regulations, persistent failing marks, dropping of subjects, incomplete grades and frequent absences are grounds for refusal for readmission after the Admission Committee has heard the case. Students with pending criminal cases are not admitted. Similarly a student with pending case with the Disciplinary Board cannot be readmitted until such case has been decided upon or solved. A minimum requirement for graduation from college is two academic years with minimum of 15 units as prescribed by the curriculum. |
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