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ACET Results for AY 2012-2013 Freshmen

Just an update for everyone who took the Ateneo College Entrance Test in September, 2011: the ACET 2012 Results are now out. Again, it should be clarified that this is the ACET results for SY 2012-2013 incoming freshmen.

Where to check ACET results 2012 – 2013:

Go to the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) website, specifically to the ACET Results page (http://ls.ateneo.edu/acet_results.php). You can also visit the ADMU Loyola Heights Campus; the list of ACET qualifiers for School Year 2012-2013 is posted at the bulletin boards at the Blue Eagle Gym.

Checking ACET Results Online

Go to the ACET Results Database (http://ls.ateneo.edu/acet_results.php). Once the page has loaded, enter your last name, first name and your middle name in the appropriate fields.

Tips on searching for your name in the Ateneo College Application Results Database:

  • If you are Juan de la Cruz III and your wrote your name as such in your ACET Application papers, you should include the III suffix in the last name field.
  • If you have two first names, you should write both names in the first name field. If you can’t find your name and if one of your first names is usually shortened (e.g. Ma. instead of Maria) then you should try all possible variations.
  •  Don’t leave any of the three fields blank. If, for instance, you don’t have a middle name, you must use a dash (a hyphen, really) in the middle name field.
  • If your name has an ñ on it, don’t replace it with an n when you search for your name in the 2012 ACET Results database. Keyboard shortcut for ñ is Ctrl+Alt+164 (if you’re using a laptop or a netbook, you may have to put your keypad on numlock first).
  • Most important tip of all: as a rule of thumb, use the exact information you used in your application papers. Even if you have a III in your name, you should not use that when you search the ACET Results online database if you did not include such a suffix in your application documents.

Disclaimer: The Ateneo de Manila University states that online ACET Results are “unofficial”. You’ll receive your official results by mail.

Individual decision letters for applicants in the first application period will be sent out within this month. Individual decision letters for applicants in the second application period shall receive their decision letters in February.

Call Ateneo de Manila University’s Office of Admission and Aid if, by March 9th, 2012, you still haven’t received your decision letter.

Ateneo de Manila’s Office of Admission and Aid contact information:
Direct line: (02) 426-6075
Trunkline: (02) 426-6001 local 5152 to 5155
Note: If you are calling from abroad, use country code +63 before the area code 02

What to Do Next

Your next steps depend on your status.

If you have been ACCEPTED to a program or course in Ateneo:

Congratulations! You should confirm your slot by submitting required documents to the Office of Admission and Aid.

You must know that slots will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Even if your ACET scores have qualified you for the program / course you want, if you’re late to confirm your slot, you will be asked to enroll in a different program / course.

Slot Confirmation Period: March 12, 2012 – April 11, 2012, 5 pm
What you need to submit to confirm your slot:

  • Original Form 138  or your high school report card (If you’re from an international school and can’t comply with this requirement, read on for your options.)
  • Photocopy of your birth certificate (you must bring the original birth certificate or a certified true copy for verification when you submit your documents)
  • Reply Slip, properly and completely filled out (this reply slip will come with your individual decision letter)
  • PhP 4,000 – payment for the Confirmation Fee

If you want to change your course, confirm your slot first as per the above instructions  then submit a letter of request for change of course to the Office of Admission and Aid on or before April 11, 2012. Decisions on course change requests shall be released on April 18, 2012.

If you have dual citizenship, you shall be enlisted as a Filipino. Before anything else, confirm your slot within the slot confirmation period by submitting the usual required documents. Then you must present any of the following documents to the Office of the Registrar on or before April 30, 2012 (if you fail to do this, you will not be allowed to enroll):

    • Valid Philippine Passport (original and photocopy)
    • Identification Certificate/ Recognition Certificate as a Filipino Citizen issued by the Bureau of Immigration (original & photocopy)

If you have any questions, contact the Office of the Registrar at telephone number (632) 426-6001 loc. 5130 or email address .

If you are an international student, confirm your slot within the slot confirmation period by submitting the usual, required documents. Then, submit the following documents to the Office of the Registrar so this office can process your student visa or study permit for you:

A. For a student visa, submit the following documents:

    • Your Letter of Request, notarized, which must include a statement that all documents submitted were legally obtained from corresponding government agencies
    • Completely filled out and notarized Visa Application Form
    • Original Certificate/Notice of Acceptance issued by the Office of Admission and Aid
    • Original Medical Certificate issued by the Bureau of Quarantine and International Health Surveillance or a government medical institution with competence to certify that the applicant is not afflicted with any dangerous, contagious or loathsome disease and is mentally fit.
    • Your Passport
    • National Intelligence Coordinating Agency Clearance

Note that if you are applying from your country, you must go to the nearest Philippine Embassy or Consulate for instructions on obtaining a student visa.

B. For a special study permit, submit the following documents:

    • Your Letter of Request, notarized
    • Completely filled out and notarized Visa Application Form
    • Your Passport

C. For those with Missionary/Working Visa, Special Resident Retiree’s Visa, Special Investor’s Resident Visa or those who are Permanent Foreign Resident, Personnel of Foreign Diplomatic and Consular Missions Residing in the Philippines (9e), or Personnel of Duly Accredited International organizations Residing in the Philippines (9d), submit the following documents:

    • A photocopy of your passport (you must bring the original for verification)
    • Your Visa
    • Valid ACR / I-Card

If you have any questions, contact the Office of the Registrar at telephone number (632) 426-6001 loc. 5130 or email address .

If you’re from an international school (located in the Philippines or overseas) and you can’t submit your report card by the confirmation deadline, you can conditionally confirm your slot by submitting the usual required documents and – in lieu of the original Form 138 – the following:

  • Certification of Graduation from the High School Principal/Headmaster with the exact date of release of the report card
  • Letter of non-withdrawal from conditional confirmation signed by the applicant and parents.

If you have been WAITLISTED:

You must act promptly. Submit your written appeal to ADMU’s Office of Admission and Aid on or before 5pm, March 30, 2012. To your letter, attach any supporting documents that may help the Committee decide on your appeal (e.g. your Fourth Year High School Grades, relevant extra curricular activities – anything that will point out and prove your potential, mention in your letter of appeal and support with attachments).

 If you are a TRANSFER APPLICANT:

This post is not for you. :) Even so, here’s information you’ll find useful. The deadline for Applications for Transfer is on April 13, 2012 so be sure your application form and other requirements are in by then. Decisions on transfer applications will be released in the first week of May 2012.

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