Frequently Asked Questions
USeP Admission of Students for SY 2020-2021
This document is released by the Management of the University of Southeastern Philippines to answer the frequently asked questions by student-applicants regarding the admission policies of the University.
How can we access our official result?
- Visit http://register.usep.edu.ph
- Type your passcode indicated in your USePAT permit. In case you forgot your passcode, you may answer the given security questions correctly.
- View your USePAT results and print the document if you are a candidate for admission to the University.
Can applicants retrieve the raw scores of their USePAT results?
- The official result received by the applicants is the only information that they can get. This result is a product of a criteria that include the USePAT Standard Score, Senior High School General Weighted Average (GWA), and the Academic Track that matches the chosen priority course.
What does my USePAT result mean?
- Those who belong to the Top 150 applicants are initially qualified for admission in their first chosen priority programs. Since USeP can only accommodate one (1) section per program, the student-applicants will still undergo further evaluation in the college level as indicated in their results. Further evaluation may include program-specific examinations and/or interview.
- Those who did not qualify will not be able to enroll in any offered program of the university.
When will be the second round of evaluation for the student-applicants?
- Due to the national state of public health emergency because of COVID-19, no tentative date is set as of this time. Qualified applicants are advised to monitor the official website and Facebook page of USeP for updates.
Can qualified applicants, who will not be admitted in their first priority program be eligible to enroll to other offered programs?
- Within a specific period, qualified applicants who were not admitted in their first priority program may seek admission to other offered programs, subject to the availability of slots and further evaluation in the concerned colleges. Programs that are still open will be posted in school premises and in the University website until slots are filled.
Are admitted students allowed to shift to other degree program once they are enrolled in the University?
- However, shifting is only allowed after the first semester of their first year of enrollment in the program, subject to admission requirements of the receiving college and availability of slots.
Will the government still provide educational assistance if I am not admitted in USeP?
Yes. Section 8 of R.A. 10931 known as the “Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act of 2017” states that:
To support further the cost of tertiary education or any part or portion thereof, a student loan program for tertiary education is hereby likewise established for all Filipino students who shall enroll in SUC, LUC, private HEI and TVET program in all TVIs registered under the TESDA. (emphasis supplied)
The USeP Administration wants to emphasize that as an academic institution which provides quality education and envisions to be a premier research university in the ASEAN, it has certain admission requirements that must be observed by everyone. This is supported by Section 4 of R.A. 10931 (known as the “Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act of 2017) and CHED Memorandum Order No. 105, Series of 2017 regarding Policy on the Admission of Senior High School Graduates to the Higher Education Institutions Effective Academic Year 2018-2019.
The last part of the CMO states:
In the exercise of the HEI’s academic freedom, the applicant Grade 12 graduates may enroll in any higher education program subject to the admission requirements of the admitting higher education institution. (underscoring ours)
