Admission Requirements

For Freshmen Applicants:

1. Original High School Card (Form 138) or its equivalent.
2. Certificate of Good Behavior issued by the Guidance Counselor or High School Principal.
3. Six (6) 1 x 1 I.D. pictures (color).
4. Photocopy of Birth Certificate.
5. Entrance Examination is required for all degree courses. Download form here.

For Transferees:

1. Certificate of Permission to Transfer (Transfer Credential).
2. Certified True Copy of Grades or Transcript of Records (for reference / evaluation purposes).
3. Certificate of Good Behavior issued by the Guidance Counselor.
4. Six (6) 1 x 1 I.D. pictures (color).
5. Photocopy of Birth Certificate.
6. Entrance Examination is required for all degree courses. Download form here.
   

NOTE: All transferees concerned will have to be placed under probation.

• A maximum of 18 units is allowed for every transferee.
• Transferees with incomplete requirements will not be allowed to enroll.

For Aliens / Foreign Students:

1. Immigrants or Permanent Residents and Native-Born Aliens are required to submit two (2) photocopies of their ACR (Alien Certificate of Registration) in addition to the Admission requirement for Freshmen applicants.
2. Study Permit from the Foreign Students and Foreign School Office of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
3. Certificate of Advanced Credits, if any, from CHED.
   

See List of Requirements to Change/Conversion of Status from Temporary Visitor to Foreign Student Visa

Admission and other Academic Matters

A. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION

1. Present all the requirements to the Guidance Counselor at the Office of Student Affairs. The Guidance Counselor will advise the applicant on the schedule of examination.
2. Proceed to the Cashier’s Office for payment. A slip will be given to the applicant, which is to be presented to the Exam Facilitator on the day of examination.

Application for Entrance Examination may be downloaded here.

ENTRANCE EXAMINATION SCHEDULES

Upon release of the exam results, eligible applicant can start enrolling within the scheduled dates of enrollment.

B. COLLEGE ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES

1. Advisers
   •    Proceed to the respective Course Adviser
   •    Secure the Pre-enrollment Form, Admission Slip and the Pledge and Commitment.
   •    Copy the chosen schedule posted at the bulletin board
   •    Go back to the course adviser for approval of pre-enrollment form with the enrollment requirements attached.
     •    For New students: High School Card, Certificate of Good Behavior and Photocopy of Birth Certificate.
     •    For Transferees: Transfer Certificate / Credential, Certificate of Good Behavior, Transcript of Records /
          Copy of Grades, and Photocopy of Birth certificate.
     •    For Old Students: Class Cards, Admission Slip, previous Registration Form, Pre-evaluation Form, etc.
       

       Note: Freshmen, Transferees, and Students under Probation are advised to proceed to the
               Screening Committee for Personal Undertaking and payment of the necessary fee.

2. Accounting Office: To get the Certificate of Enrollment (COE) Form.
3. Advisers: For final approval of the COE.
4. NSTP Section: For NSTP enrollment and other related concerns.
5. Bookstore: For the payment of test booklets, NSTP and PE T-shirts and ID sling.
6. Assessment Section: For the breakdown of enrolment fees.
7. Cashier’s Office: For the exact payment of necessary fees. (Check payors are given five days clearing period.)
8. Library: For ID number (new students), College ID and Library Card application. Three (3) pcs. ID pictures are required.
9. Class Card Section: For the issuance of classcards.

C. CROSS-ENROLLMENT AT PATTS

1. Secure Cross-enrollment permit from the Registrar of the School of origin.
2. Present the said permit to the Registrar (PATTS) for review and recommendation of acceptance.
3. Proceed to enrollment adviser/course chairperson for approval.
4. Follow the College Enrollment Procedures.
   Note: Cross-enrollment of subject not specified in the permit is not allowed.

D. CROSS-ENROLLMENT IN OTHER SCHOOLS

1. Write a letter to the College Registrar (PATTS) requesting permission for cross-enrollment to the desired school.
2. Secure a written approval from the Registrar of the school to which he wants to enroll in.
3. Apply for the issuance of permit to cross-enroll at the Registrar’s Office (PATTS) which shall be released on designated date.

E. ENROLLMENT FOR RETURNING STUDENTS:

Returning Students are students who stopped schooling for a semester or more.

1. Present to adviser the SSR (Student Scholastic Record), Copy of Grades of the last semester attended, and the school I.D.
2. The adviser makes the endorsement to the Screening Committee for re-admission.
3. The Screening Committee makes the proper disposition.
4. The Student signs the P.U. (Personal Undertaking).
5. The Student then follows the normal procedure of enrollment.

F. SHIFTING TO ANOTHER COURSE

1. Secure form for shifting course from the Registrar’s Office.
2. Attach the Certificate of Enrolment (COE) and Classcards of subjects enrolled in the previous semester, and school ID to the Form for shifting course.
3. Secure the approval of the VP for Academic Affairs if under academic probation.
4. Pay the necessary fee at the Cashier’s Office.
5. Proceed to the Registrar’s Office for Evaluation of Grades.
6. Present the forms and other enrollment documents to the Course Adviser.
7. Follow the College Enrollment Procedures.

G. ACADEMIC & DISCIPLINARY PROBATION

For Academic Probation

1. Any student who gets a semestral weighted average of rating lower than 3.00 in Degree Courses and 3.50 in other courses shall be subjected to personal undertaking. (13.8)
2. Any student who has not passed or earned credit in at least 50% of his approved study load during the preceding semester may not be eligible for enrolment in the following semester; if allowed, he/she must be placed on academic probations (13.9) in which the following rules shall be strictly observed:
   •    On the first Academic Probation (AP-1), the study load will be a maximum of 18 units;
   •    On the second Academic Probation (AP-2), the study load will be a maximum of 15 units; and
   •    Only the College President if ever, may allow the third Academic Probation (AP-3).
     •    In any case, the study load of any student must not be less than 12 units unless graduating.
       

For Disciplinary Probation:

1. Students with minor or less serious offense shall seek approval from the VP for Student Affairs.
2. Students with major offense shall seek endorsement from the VP for Student Affairs and approval from the Executive Assistant to the College President.

H. RUN-UP AND TAXI PROGRAM

The Run-up and Taxi (RT) Program is offered and integrated in the curriculum of all PATTS Technical courses. It gives the student the opportunity to experience one (1) hour lecture (briefing / orientation) and thirty (30) minutes hands-on and actual operation of a trainer aircraft under the guidance and tutelage of a licensed and qualified pilot / mechanic / ground instructor. The said training covers the familiarization of airplane parts, instruments, controls, and communication systems. It also includes a thorough study on procedures of engine starting, engine shut down, emergency and undergo an actual run-up and taxi operations. Since all students required to take-up this program have earned a good background of aircrafts / operation of aircrafts / aircraft systems, the program is intended to prepare the students for the actual hands-on running up and taxiing of the aircraft.

I. GRADING SYSTEM