USTET
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USTET Review Guide
It’s not unusual to find forum members discussing the level of difficulty presented by the different college entrance exams. Opinions vary as to which test is the most difficult. On the flip side, there are those who believe that certain tests are among the easiest of the bunch. Unfortunately, an implicit danger lies within these kinds of discussions. The temptation to... »
USTET Coverage
There are certain subjects or sections that you’ll see in almost every entrance exam out there: mathematics, science, and what not. Sometimes, though, you’ll come across a test that desires to act out of the box and experiment a little. One example of this is the entrance test of the University of Santo Tomas—the USTET. Its coverage is a tad... »
College Entrance Exams: General Science Coverage
Like the math portions of college entrance exams, the science portions also have a kind of pattern to them. The tests draw from certain major branches of science, each with their respective sub-branches. If you’d like a listing of the kind of high school science subject matter you’ll see on nearly every college entrance test out there, then look no further. ... »
College Entrance Exams: General Math Coverage
To an applicant going through a lot of stress, math sections of college entrance tests may appear as odd assortments of numbers, problems and headaches. Fortunately, there is an inherent pattern to it—a method to the “madness,” if you will. Since the tests almost always draw from general high school math, here’s a listing of some topics and subtopics you can... »
College Entrance Exams: General English Coverage
In anime and manga, a nosebleed refers to a male character’s manly interest in an attractive female character. In college entrance tests, though, a nosebleed is a sure sign that one is struggling with the English section of the exam. Fortunately, the old cliché “to be forewarned is to be forearmed” still holds true today. To get a better idea of... »
USTET Schedule and Important Dates 2010: SY 2011-2012
One thing you’ll probably never run out of is the need to promote education and self-improvement. Yes, it’s that time of the year again—the time when learning institutions the country over are preparing to welcome another batch of students for the succeeding school year. If you’re interested in becoming a future Thomasian, then the application schedule of the University of Santo... »
USTET Tips
With all the hullaballoo over the “Big 3” universities, it’s easy to forget that entrance exams for other worthwhile learning institutions also exist—the USTET, for example. Potential Thomasians are also gearing up for the big day just like their student brethren. While the USTET hasn’t exactly garnered a frightening reputation for itself as compared to some of the other exams out... »
USTET Online Application / Registration
There once was a time when you actually had to show in person at the university in order to file your application. With the functionality that the Internet offers, however, online applications have become a convenient reality for many students. If you’ve been thinking of applying at the University of Santo Tomas, you may be pleased to know that the school... »
USTET Results and the Next Steps
A wise person once told me that the uncertainty of a given situation often proves to be more stressful than bad news per se. There’s something in all of us that wants to know things for sure, exam results included. Fortunately for students living in the Information Age, universities have a tendency to post the results of their entrance tests online. ... »
10 Tips on Acing the UST Interview
After passing the USTET, the next step before you could actually enroll is the scheduled interview. Not all courses require it, but if you are to take up Nursing, Tourism, Physical Therapy and the like, passing the interview is as important as passing the entrance exam. So here are some points to help you increase the chances of passing the... »



