Graduate Admissions

• The Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business (RVR-COB) is committed to the continuous pursuit of excellence in business education responsive to the needs of national development.
• The College of Computer Studies (CCS) trains competent students and IT professionals to undertake high-level research in Computer Science and to explore the possibilities and open the doors of opportunities through the power of the rapidly evolving technology.
• The College of Education (CED) was established to respond to the needs and challenges of nation-building by providing quality and excellent teaching, research.
• The Gokongwei College of Engineering (GCOE) is aimed at developing a pool of highly-trained engineers with doctoral and master’s degrees who will spearhead research and development activities in academe and industry and contribute to the advancement of science and technology.
• The College of Law (COL) of De La Salle University aims to contribute to the development of future leaders in the legal profession with the establishment of the College of Law. The DLSU Juris Doctor (JD) program offers a multi-disciplinary approach to learning, developing in law students the research and communication competence to practice the profession. An outstanding corps of faculty will provide hands-on mentoring throughout the program, to fully prepare the small but select group of students for the Bar exams.
• The College of Liberal Arts (CLA) is aimed at instilling in students a strong sense of commitment and a concern for the the social and political problems of the country.
• The College of Science (COS) was established to respond to the need of upgrading secondary education in the country through teacher training and faculty development.
• The School of Economics (SOE) focuses on Economics Development and Research.

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Graduate Program Offerings

 
Understanding Academic Programs
An academic program is the program to which a student applies and is admitted and from which the student graduates.
 
Understanding Academic Plans
An academic plan is an area of study within an academic program or career — it represents one of the following: Major programs of study, minor program of study, Certificate or Concentration or specialization.
 
Here’s an example of DLSU degree that was transformed into academic program and academic plan.

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A. Applicants who took the following internationally-accredited examinations can be exempted from taking the Verbal and Quantitative parts of the DLSU Graduate Admission Test Battery:
 

• Applicants to any graduate program of the RVR-College of Business and/or School of Economics who obtain a total score of at least 400 in the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT).
• Applicants to any graduate program of the College of Liberal Arts, BAG – College of Education, College of Science, G – College of Engineering and College of Computer Studies who obtain a score of at least 400 in each of the Graduate Record Examination’s (GRE) Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning tests.

B. Applicants who took either of the following internationally-accredited examination for English proficiency can be exempted from taking the English proficiency exam:
 

• Applicants who achieved a TOEFL score of 550 for paper-based test, 220 for computer-based test and 85 for internet-based test.
• Applicants who achieved an IELTS score of Band 6 on all areas and a Band 6 on the overall score.
• Applicants who are applying for exemptions in the above examinations should present proof or certification of the valid results upon submission of documents.
• Submission of these documents after the admission examination has been taken will no longer be recognized.

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