First Year Applicants
METROPOLITAN INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE INC. adopts an “open admission” policy. In effect, the MIAS Admission and Placement Examination is not in place.
Admission of first year applicants is based on four (4) criteria:
- Academic Performance
- Quality of the School the applicant comes from
- Interview Results
Applicants must be graduates from high school (old curriculum) or from senior high school in a public or private school or its equivalent.
First Year Applicants are students who are graduates from high school (old curriculum), or students who are graduates from senior high school or its equivalent or students who are still in the last year of secondary education and are now seeking admission in college for the first time. Students who have not enrolled in college/university after their graduation in high school are also considered as new-first year applicants.
For School Year 2024-2025, all applications must be done in school.
COMPLETE GRADE 11 and Grade 12 REPORT CARDs (i.e. first & second semester) for all applicants.
Admission Procedures and Requirements
Procedure
- Apply personally in our school Registrar. Fill out the application for admission and submit the required document
- Review your application carefully before submitting it.
- Your application will be initially assessed or evaluated by the college/department. Same day release of your application status is our policy.
- Submit the original hard copies and one set of photocopies of COMPLETE admission requirements to the Registrar/Admissions Office.
- Pay the required fees and payment can be made at the Cashier in our Accounting office..
- Applicants are to complete the registration and must see or communicate with the Office of the Registration and Records Management for your block/class schedule concerns.
Requirements
- Grade 11 and 12 Report Card or Form 138
- Applicants to the BS Accountancy and BS Real Estate Management required a general average of at least 85%.
- Applicants to the BS Criminology are required a general average of at least 80%.
- Good moral certification from school (for non-MIAS graduates only)
- Good moral certification from a prominent member of the community (e.g. Barangay Certification)
- Official copy of birth certificate issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO)/Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)
- One recent passport-size picture with a white background (write your name on the back)