Frequently Asked Questions

New students may begin through the University’s Online Registration Flow. Complete the required information, save a screenshot of the Temporary ID Number, and present the Temporary ID Number together with the required credentials to the Admissions Office.

Continuing students should coordinate directly with their department or college for academic evaluation and enrollment assistance.

Requirements differ according to educational level and applicant status. The University publishes separate lists for Kindergarten, Grade School, Junior High School, Senior High School, college freshmen, transferees, graduate programs, Juris Doctor, and Medicine.

Prepare documents exactly as indicated by Admissions. Additional credentials may be requested during evaluation.

You may be allowed to begin registration, but completion and approval of enrollment remain subject to submission of the required credentials.

Applicants with incomplete documents may be advised to secure and sign a waiver form from the Admissions Office. Confirm this directly with Admissions before proceeding.

Allow several working days for the department or Admissions team to review your registration, especially during peak enrollment periods.

• Check Inbox, Spam, Junk, and Promotions folders.
• Confirm that the email address and contact number used during registration are correct.
• Avoid submitting duplicate registrations unless instructed.
• If no update is received after several working days, contact your department or Admissions.

Enrollment dates and extensions vary by term, program, and educational level. Check the current University advisories or contact Admissions or your department instead of relying on an old announcement.

Foreign student applicants should first coordinate with the Internationalization Office for advising and initial evaluation of foreign documents, then complete online enrollment and submit the required credentials to Admissions.

Additional immigration, academic, identity, and medical documents may be required.

The University offers learning pathways in Basic Education, Higher Education, Postgraduate Studies, and the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program.

Your enrolled subjects and available student information may be viewed through your School Automate account. For discrepancies, contact your department or college immediately.

Verify the registered email, student information, and password. Use the password-recovery option when available.

• Do not create several accounts for the same student.
• Take a screenshot of the error message.
• Prepare your Student ID or Temporary ID Number.
• Contact your department, Admissions, or the MIS Office.

Continuing students should contact their department or college for academic evaluation, subject advising, and enrollment processing. Complete any required clearance, evaluation, or payment instructions before finalizing enrollment.

Contact your department or college as soon as possible. Subject changes are subject to academic evaluation, approval, applicable deadlines, and Registrar procedures.

Do not assume that a subject has been changed until the updated record appears in School Automate or is officially confirmed.

The University Registrar accepts online document requests. Submit the request form, provide a valid ID, wait for the assessment, pay the assessed fees, and follow the release instructions.

Tuition and other school fees depend on the program, year level, number of enrolled units, laboratory requirements, and other applicable charges.

For an accurate assessment, contact the department or Finance Office. Avoid relying on unofficial social-media estimates.

Use only the bank accounts and payment centers officially published by the University. Confirm the account name and account number before sending payment.

• Keep the original receipt or transaction confirmation.
• Write the student’s complete name and contact number when instructed.
• Submit the receipt only through the official channel provided by the responsible office.

Yes. The University offers academic and non-academic scholarship opportunities, subject to eligibility requirements, screening, available slots, retention rules, and application schedules.

Because guidelines and deadlines may change, review the current scholarship page and coordinate with the responsible office.

Non-academic opportunities may include student assistant programs, sports or varsity grants, and cultural groups, subject to their respective requirements.

Allow reasonable processing time, especially during peak enrollment. Confirm that the payment was made to an official account and that the required proof of payment was submitted correctly.

• Keep the transaction reference number and receipt.
• Prepare the student’s full name, Student ID or Temporary ID Number, program, and payment date.
• Contact Finance or the office that requested the payment.

University offices may experience high call volumes during enrollment, examinations, and document-release periods. Try again during regular weekday office hours or use the email and mobile contact listed in the official Phone Directory.

• State your complete name, Student ID or Temporary ID Number, program, and concern.
• Send one clear message through an official channel.
• Allow reasonable time for record verification before following up.

The University Phone Directory lists trunk lines, local numbers, mobile numbers, email addresses, campus assignments, and other available contact information.

For general inquiries on student affairs and services, email inquiries@liceo.edu.ph.

Include your complete name, Student ID or Temporary ID Number, program, campus, contact number, and a concise description of your concern.

Check the official University website and verified social-media pages. Enrollment dates, schedule changes, advisories, and events should be confirmed through official channels.

Prepare the following details so the office can assist you efficiently:

• Complete name
• Student ID Number or Temporary ID Number
• Program, year level, and campus
• Registered email address and contact number
• Clear description of the concern
• Relevant screenshot, receipt, reference number, or document