Despite what people may think, an Atenean’s time isn’t spent entirely on studying. Students also need to attend to more mundane matters like sleeping, washing their clothes (or having them washed) and taking that occasional breather from the stresses of … Continue reading →
So you’ve passed the ACET and you’ve made it to the Ateneo—congratulations! A lot of people consider that much-coveted slot in the University on a Hill as a great achievement, and rightfully so. That’s just the beginning, though, so don’t … Continue reading →
Every school has a unique culture all its own. In fact, the atmosphere of a school may very well be one of the deciding factors of whether to study in it or not. If you’re thinking of studying in the … Continue reading →
For some, studying in an Ivy League University like Ateneo is nothing short of a dream. And yet, there are those who deserve such an education but who don’t possess the financial means to avail of it. What about them? … Continue reading →
Beyond their reputation as centers for excellence in science and technology, many students also vie for slots at Science High Schools because studying there is extremely affordable. For many middle- and lower-income families, entry into a Science High School is … Continue reading →
The Ateneo College Entrance Test (or ACET for short) is set to take place on September 19 and 20, 2009 (that’s this coming Saturday and Sunday). This is the bulletin that has been lifted directly from the Ateneo de Manila … Continue reading →
When I took my entrance exams in preparation for high school and college, I distinctly remember one particular section (aside from math) that almost drove me nuts: the abstract reasoning portion. The sight of shaded shapes and squiggles made me … Continue reading →
In another article I wrote about science high schools, I underscored the importance of making one’s life like that of a laser beam (i.e., specializing in a certain field). That doesn’t suggest for a moment, however, that tomorrow’s scientists are … Continue reading →
A wise man once said that it’s important to make one’s life like that of a laser beam. Philippine Science, Manila Science and Quezon City Science are in the business of developing the “laser beams” (scientists) of tomorrow. In fact, … Continue reading →
As a wide-eyed student trying to apply for a slot in a good high school, I tended to struggle through the mathematics portions of entrance exams. Looking back, I think I would’ve appreciated some advanced warning regarding the test coverage. … Continue reading →
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