St. Michael's College, Iligan City in Philippines

🏛️ About St. Michael’s College, Iligan City

St. Michael's College of Iligan is a private Catholic school in Iligan City, Philippines. It describes its education as Ignacian and Marian, with programmes in basic education and college. Higher education in the Philippines is regulated by the Commission on Higher Education.

📚 Programmes Offered

Level:

5 programmes

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Programme	Degree	Duration ↕	Tuition ↕	Intake	Action
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)	Bachelor	—	—	● Closed	View
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)	Bachelor	—	—	● Closed	View
Master in Business Administration	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Master of Arts in Education	Master	—	—	● Closed	View
Master of Arts in Education Major in Educational Management ( MAED-EM)	Master	—	—	● Closed	View

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💰 Tuition Fees & Scholarships

Tuition fees and scholarship information coming soon. Contact the university for details.

📋 Admission Requirements

Masters Degree

Bachelors Certificate
Bachelors Marks Sheet
Passport

Bachelors Degree

Class 12th/+2/HSC Marks Sheet
Passport

🛂 Visa & Immigration

Student Visa Process

The 9(f) student visa is generally for foreign nationals aged 18 or older who will study above high-school level at an eligible Philippine school. A Special Study Permit (SSP) is generally used for foreign students who do not qualify for the 9(f), including those under 18 and/or in non-degree study. Only schools authorized by the Bureau of Immigration may accept foreign students. Coordinate the correct route with the school's authorized liaison and follow the current BI checklist.

Processing time: Varies; allow several weeks

Visa fee: The Bureau of Immigration's published 9(f) conversion schedule totals PHP 9,720 plus USD 50 for the ACR I-Card. BI notes that this fee schedule dates from 6 March 2014 and may change. Obtain…

Monthly Cost of Living

Housing: dormitory, shared room, or private rental PHP 3,000–30,000

Food and groceries PHP 6,000–15,000

Utilities and internet PHP 2,000–5,000

Local transport PHP 1,500–5,000

Phone, study materials, and personal costs PHP 2,000–8,000

Estimated Monthly Total PHP 14,500–63,000