Graduation Guidelines

GRADUATION GUIDELINES

Schoolyear 2007-2008

1. All those who completed the academic requirements for their respective titles/degrees as of Summer 2007, October 2007 and March 2008 are included in this year’s graduation.

2. This year’s graduation activities.

SCHEDULE OF TOGA MEASUREMENT

Venue:    Warehouse  Extension  located  at  the GDO  below the Grand Stand.
           
Note  :    Toga measurement of all colleges  will be done  at  the new location of Warehouse  Extension during
these dates.

SCHEDULE OF TOGA DISTRIBUTION

 Venue:    Warehouse Extension located at the GDO below the Grand Stand.

GENERAL REHEARSAL

BACCALAUREATE MASS

Attire:       
Ladies              -           Sunday Dress
                                    Black high-heeled shoes
Gentlemen       -           Long sleeves with necktie
                                    Dark colored pants
                                    Black leather shoes
Note:    Parents are invited to join the mass.  However, only one parent may join the graduate during the processional.      Togas have to be worn closed at the front.

CLASS PICTURE TAKING

DISTRIBUTION OF PROGRAM AND TICKETS

GRADUATION RITES

3.   ORDER OF PROCESSION
      25 March 2008 (a.m.)
      
      Grand Marshal – FA President
      Assistant Marshal – Associate Dean, or Chair, or Adviser
      CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION
      Honor Students

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION GRADUATE STUDIES
Master in Business Administration
Diploma in Business Administration

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Agribusiness Management
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Business Management
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Economics
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Entrepreneurial Management
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Human Resource Development
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Management Accounting
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Marketing Management
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Marketing and Advertising Management
Bachelor of Science in Office Administration major in Office Management
Associate in Office Administration

COLLEGE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Bachelor of Science in Criminology
Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Trimester)

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS GRADUATE STUDIES 
Master of Arts in Filipino
Master of Arts in Teaching-English
Master of Arts in Teaching-Social Sciences

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism
Bachelor of Arts in Communication
Bachelor of Arts in Community Development
Bachelor of Arts in Development Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Faculty, Deans, University Officials, President, Commencement Speaker

25 March 2008 (1:00 p.m.)
Grand Marshal – FA President
Assistant Marshal – Associate Dean, or Chair, or Adviser

CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION
Honor Students

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GRADUATE STUDIES
Doctor of Education major in Educational Management
Doctor of Philosophy major in Educational Management
Doctor of Philosophy major in Counseling Psychology with concentration in Community Counseling
Master of Arts in Education major in Educational Management
Master of Arts in Education major in Guidance and Counseling

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Bachelor of Elementary Education
Bachelor of Secondary Education
   
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE, AND TECHNOLOGY
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology
Two-Year Certificate in Automotive Technology
Two-Year Certificate in Computer Technology
Two-Year Certificate in Electrical Technology
Two-Year Certificate in Electronics Technology major in Consumer Electronics Technology
Two-Year Certificate in Electronics Technology major in Industrial Electronics Technology

COLLEGE OF INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management
Certificate in Culinary Arts
   
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDIES
Master of Arts in Mathematics
Master of Science in Biology
     
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Biology major in Applied Biology
Bachelor of Science in Biology major in Human Biology
Bachelor of Science in Biology with concentration in Environmental Science
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Associate in Computer Science – Programming and CISCO Networking Technology Programming and Internet Technology

       Faculty, Deans, University Officials, President, Commencement Speaker

4.   Due  to limited  seating  capacity, each  candidate  may  invite his/her  parents OR  guardians OR  two (2) guests
      only.  Invitees shall be given tickets for admission to the Plenary Hall.
5.   Programs,  together  with  two (2)  tickets  for  parents,  shall  be  distributed to graduating students on March 18
      (Tuesday).
6.   Parents/guardians  of  graduates  with  Latin  honors  and  special  awards  shall   be  given  ribbons  which  they
      should wear upon entering the Plenary Hall.
7.   Everybody  must  come  on  time  for  the  processional.  We  will  not wait for late comers.  Late comers will be
      seated at the back.
8.   Before and  during the academic procession, the tassel should  be  on the left side of the cap until conferment of
      of titles/degrees.
9.   The gowns are to be worn closed at the front.
10.  Graduation Attire:    
Ladies  -  Sunday dress                        
Gentlemen  -  Long sleeves with necktie
                       Black high-heeled shoes
                       Dark colored pants
                       Black leather shoes

11.  Only   the  official  photographers  of  CHILD’S  PLAY  PHOTOGRAPHY,  INC. shall  be   allowed  to  take
       pictures during the  ceremony.   No  family  photographers or friend  shall be  allowed to take pictures.
       To avoid inconvenience, do NOT attempt to bring camera in the Plenary Hall.
12.  The giving   of   flowers  or  any   form  of   gift  shall  not  be  allowed  during  the entire  ceremony. Graduates 
       are  advised  to  pin  their  corsage  or  wear       their  garlands  before  going  to  the  assembly  place  to  avoid    
       overcrowding.
13.  Everyone  should  observe  solemnity   during  the  Baccalaureate  Mass  and  the  commencement  exercises.
       Boisterousness and  loud talk must be avoided.
14.  The use of cellphones (calling/answering/texting) is strictly prohibited inside the Plenary Hall.
15.  Smoking, as well as eating and drinking, is prohibited in the hall.
16.  Children below seven (7) years old are not allowed in the hall.
17.  Appropriate attire shall be required for entry in PICC.  Absolutely  no wearing  of  slippers/undershirt (sando) is
       allowed.  PICC reserves the right to refuse entry of any person who is not appropriately dressed.
18.  PICC  shall  exercise  full  authority within its premises and reserves the right to control, regulate, inspect, refuse
       entry  to  or  prohibit  any  person  as  well  as  materials  considered inimical to or which constitute violation of
       Philippine laws, and PICC rules and regulations.
19.  As a  sign  of courtesy  to  the graduates  whose  names  will  be called last,  those who have finished their turn
       will NOT be allowed to leave the hall.  They should wait until the end of the ceremony.
20.  Parents/guests may be asked to  open their  bags  and packages for inspection by security guards at the
 entrance.
21.  Parents/guests must have been seated already at the start of the processional.
22.  The recessional is a part of the ceremony.  Graduates/participants should maintain an orderly march.
23.  Ushers and usherettes will be around to guide/assist the graduates and their parents/guests.
 
The administration, faculty and staff of De La Salle University-Dasmarinas congratulate YOU and your PARENTS for this momentous academic success.

Endorsed:

VERONIDIA L. DE LEON, PhD
Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research