STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics)
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics)
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A specialized Senior High School Academic track designed to prepare students for college courses in technical and scientific fields. It focuses on advanced biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus to foster analytical, research, and problem-solving skills for careers in engineering, healthcare, and technology.
COURSES
COURSES
🔹Science & Health-Related Courses
Bachelor of Science in Biology
- Study of living organisms, plants, animals, and humans for science or healthcare careers.
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
- Focus on chemicals, reactions, and lab work for research or industry jobs.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Prepare to care for patients in hospitals and healthcare settings.
Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology
- Perform lab tests and analyze samples for healthcare.
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
- Study medicines and their safe use in treating illnesses.
🔹Engineering & Technology Courses:
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
- Design and build structures like bridges, buildings, and roads.
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
- Work with electricity, circuits, and electronic systems.
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Study machines, engines, and mechanical systems.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
- Learn programming, software, and computer systems.
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
- Focus on IT systems, networks, and practical tech solutions.
Bachelor of Science in Data Science
- Analyze data to make decisions and solve problems.
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
- Design and plan buildings and structures.
🔹Mathematics & Related Courses:
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
- Focus on problem solving, calculations, and mathematical theories.
Bachelor of Science in Physics
- Study matter, energy, and the laws of nature.
Bachelor of Science in Economics
- Analyze money, markets, and economic systems.
ABM (Accountancy, Business & Management)
ABM (Accountancy, Business & Management)
This strand is designed for students pursuing college degrees in business, finance, accounting, or entrepreneurship. It provides foundational knowledge in financial management, corporate operations, marketing, and business math, preparing students for careers as accountants, managers, or business owners.
COURSES
COURSES
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
- Learn accounting, taxes, and finance for business or auditing jobs.
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
- Manage businesses, organizations, and operations.
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship
- Learn to start and run your own business.
Bachelor of Science in Financial Management
- Focusing on managing money and investments.
Bachelor of Science in Banking and Finance
- Study banking, finance, and money management.
Bachelor of Science in Marketing Management
- Learn marketing strategies and sales techniques.
Bachelor of Science in Advertising Management
- Focus on advertising campaigns and media.
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management
- Manage hotels, restaurants, and events.
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management
- Plan and manage travel, tours, and tourism services.
Bachelor of Science in Economics
- Study money, trade, and business trends.
HUMSS (Humanities & Social Sciences)
HUMSS (Humanities & Social Sciences)
This strand focuses on studying human behavior, society, culture, politics, and literature. It develops critical thinking, research, and communication skills, preparing students for college degrees in education, psychology, law, journalism, and communication.
COURSES
COURSES
🔹Education & Teaching-Related Courses
Bachelor of Arts in Education (Secondary/Elementary):
- Train to become teachers.
🔹Social Science & Public Service Courses
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
- Study the human mind, behavior, and mental health.
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
- Study government, politics, and public policies.
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
- Study society, culture, and human relationships.
🔹Communication & Media Courses
Bachelor of Arts in Journalism
- Learn reporting, writing, and news production.
Bachelor of Arts in Communication
- Study media, speech, and communication skills.
Bachelor of Arts in Culture and Arts
- Study art, traditions, and cultural expressions.
🔹Linguistic & Literature Courses
Bachelor of Arts in English/Filipino
- Learn literature, writing, and language skills.
Bachelor of Arts in Literature
- Focus on reading, analyzing, and writing literature.
GAS (General Academic Strand)
GAS (General Academic Strand)
This strand is designed for students who are undecided on their college major or career path. It offers a flexible, well-rounded curriculum combining subject from HUMSS, ABM, and STEM, allowing students to explore various fields like social sciences, humanities, management, and science.
COURSES
COURSES
🔹 Social Sciences & Humanities Courses
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
- Study the human mind and behavior.
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
- Study society and social behavior.
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
- Study governments and politics.
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
- Explore ideas, logic, and ethics.
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
- Study money, trade, and markets.
Bachelor of Arts in History
- Study past events and societies.
Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology
- Study human cultures and evolution.
Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
- Study global issues and diplomacy.
Bachelor of Arts in Communication
- Study media and communication skills.
Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts
- Focus on media, speaking, and writing.
Bachelor of Arts in Journalism
- Study news, reporting, and media production.
Bachelor of Arts in Broadcasting
- Learn TV, radio, and online media production.
🔹 Education & Teaching-Related Courses
Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd)
- Train to teach high school students.
Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd)
- Train to teach elementary students.
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education
- Teach young children and preschoolers.
Bachelor of Special Needs Education
- Teach students with disabilities.
🔹Public Service, Law & Governance Courses
Bachelor of Science in Legal Management
- Study law and business management.
Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration
- Learn government management and services.
Bachelor of Arts in Public Governance
- Study policies and public programs.
Bachelor of Science in Criminology
- Study crime and law enforcement.
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
- Study governments and politics.
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
- Explore reasoning and ethics.
Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies
- Study law, justice, and legal systems.
🔹Business, Management & Entrepreneurship Courses
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
- Learn to manage businesses.
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship
- Focus on starting and running businesses.
B.S. in Business Admin, Major in Management
- Manage operations and teams.
B.S. in Business Admin, Major in Marketing
- Focus on marketing and sales.
B.S. in Business Admin, Major in HR Management
- Manage employees and HR tasks.
Bachelor of Science in Office Administration
- Learn office management skills.
🔹 Psychology, Social Work & Helping Professions Courses
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
- Study the human mind and behavior.
Bachelor of Science in Social Work
- Help communities and individuals in need.
Bachelor of Science in Community Development
- Plan and develop community programs.
Master of Arts in Guidance and Counseling
- Train to guide and counsel students or clients.
🔹Tourism, Arts & Communication Courses
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management
- Plan and manage travel and tourism.
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
- Manage hotels and restaurants.
Bachelor of Fine Arts
- Learn visual arts and creative expression.
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Multimedia Arts
- Focus on digital and multimedia art.
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing
- Learn to write creatively for literature or media.
Bachelor of Arts in Language Studies
- Study languages, linguistics, and communication.
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