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Mater Divinae Gratiae College is a private higher educational institution in the municipality of Dolores in Eastern Samar. It was elevated into a college in 1995, and offered bachelor's degree in education. It was then followed with program offerings in computer and secretarial education. It is the only tertiary institution in the town.
| Type | Private School, Franciscan, College |
|---|---|
| Established | 1995 |
| Location | Camp Picardo Airport, Dolores, Eastern Samar , 12°02′08″N 125°29′22″E / 12.03560°N 125.48946°E |
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In a paper presented at the National Convention for Statistics in the Philippines, the school listed as among low-ranking in the licensure examination for elementary teachers.[1]
History
editThe college first begun as an elementary and high school prior to becoming a college. The Saint Franciscan congregation of nuns operated the school for many years prior to its elevation into a college.
In 1995, the Commission on Higher Education allowed its application to offer courses of higher learning. The college then offered a degree program in education. It followed through with offering in trade and arts courses under TESDA.
Today, it is accredited by two of the government's accrediting agencies; the Commission on Higher Education and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority.
Course offerings
editReferences
edit- ^ National Convention for Statistics http://nap.psa.gov.ph/ncs/11thNCS/papers/invited%20papers/ips-05/01_The%20Best%20and%20Worst%20Performing%20Schools%20in%20the%20Philippine%20Licensure%20Examinations%20at%20the%20Start%20of%20the%20Third%20Millennium%20(2006-2007).pdf
- ^ Commission on Higher Education >https://ched.gov.ph/mater-divinae-gratiae-college-profile
- ^ Technical Education and Skills Development Authority http://tesdatrainingcourses.com/tesda-courses-offered-in-mater-divinae-gratiae-college.html
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