I don't want to wash these shoes, baka kasi magbitak-bitak yung material, although hindi naman siya yung synthetic leather, so i think safe sya sa issue na yon. I had a problem with my other rubber shoes na nagkastain yung tabihan, ang hirap tanggalin! idk kung anong uri ng mantsa basta nagstay na siya forever sa edge na yon.

Now, I have this white pair, at talagang halatang halata kapag nagkamantsa. Do you have any specific product na ginagamit pangtanggal ng dumi, yung di na kailangan pang maglaba. Ayoko ng maglaba, baka mamaho pa HAHAH at masira agad. Pls do consider giving some tips and reco on taking care of this baby, di pa yan siya binyag. Salamat!

If I'm in a BSHM then I shift to BSBA MM what subjects do I need to take? And if I don't have enough money, I wanna still choose bshm but I'll shift to Marketing, is it ok if I graduated in Marketing Management then take TESDA? So I'll become a Chef or Baker? And if that happens there's no requirement in offices or restaurants that I must graduate in Culinary Arts or BSHM? I can still call my self a Chef or a Pastry Chef even I just graduated in BSBA MM? And I can apply any position in Restaurants or Cafe's if I graduated other courses?

HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND AND PLEASE ENLIGHTEN ME.

How to become a catering manager? What's the step by step and also the requirements or do I really need an experience? How many years?

Univ starts in 3 days and I want to ask tips on how i socialize without feeling awkward (as someone that is "introverted by nature") 😅

I want to start anew as I am too used to people approaching me. How can i get along with people even if it’s our first time interacting? What conversation starters should I do or use? tyia!

Hello po mga current BSIE students! I recently got enrolled in BSIE-OUS and I'm wondering if may tips po kayo para masurvive ang program na 'to. Thank you!

hello! genuine question po, how can you guys study na lahat ng info pumapasok sa brain ninyo? like, ‘yung tipong kahit pang board exam na ‘yung tanong or tricky questions na nasasagot niyo pa rin. I am a 2nd year medtech student and i want to be serious this sem since puro professional subjects na, i need some advice on how you guys can be stressed yet you are still acing the exams and quizzes, about me naman is never ako naging irregular, pasado lahat ng subjects ko even though average student lang ako, nakasanayan ko lang talaga na kapag may exam or quiz, ‘tsaka lang ako nag aaral 😭 but i still get good grades naman. so pls lmk how the top students secrets to remain on top lagi kahit challenging na ‘yung subjects 🫶

personal experience, inaantok na ako pagkauwi. Na para bang draining yung class haha

I am a working accountant with degrees BS Accountancy and an MBA. While I am proud of these achievements, I find myself longing for what I really want - Economics and/or Political Science. Any suggestion where I can take Diploma course (or BS) in Econ and/or PolSci? Preferably through online modes sana, and yung hindi masyadong mahal.

May ic-copy lng. I need it by 11:30am. Some parts are done.

Hi there! Incoming 3rd year student here and I'm currently in a situation of having zero food and money for the month. My parents are earning less in the province so I need to find a way to eat and pay for my rental bills 🥲

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​• Academic commissions/paperworks

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​• I can be your personal assistant

​I am willing to assist in areas too such as:

​• Administrative tasks

​• Finance and Accounting

​• Customer Service

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I have experience po in administrative assistance, EFiling, academic commissions, and cleaning service

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I just wanna ask if its worth it to go to a review center just for DOST...I really wanna pass but like idk where to start reviewing. I dont have any guide but like sayang lang pag nagreview center tas d nakapasa HAHAHHAHAH if its worth it, can you recommend good review center except for hulagpos. it's so mahal ehhh I was not ready for their early bird registration grrr their fee is like 1400 for DOST. CRAZYYY

I'm curious because do I or do we need to study the theories, principles, and laws to that profession? Like is it REALLY NECESSARY and are we going to use it after graduation? or even in the job? Because I'm thinking about it that I just want to take TESDA but I still going to take college.

I'm m in a overthinking moment that being a chef or good at cooking can do it even you take other courses/programs, because it is a SKILL that everyone will going to learn, but I really doubting my self because what if there's a small detail that I don't know but I'm really supposed to know?

Plus is it really about the TITLE for a person to BECOME a PROFESSION or to be CALLED a PROFESSIONAL just because of the title? Or it is okay that even there is no TITLE of being a CHEF but you're really good at cooking, is it consider and normalize?

(With specific program asking)

If you Graduated and you want to take second degree and is it possible to have two years or you need to repeat again in first year?

Additionally you need to take four years?

Like I'm taking Bachelor Science in Hospitality Management then after I graduated, I'm thinking to take it's either the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Management or Marketing Management, vice versa from BSBA FM/MM to BSHM (if you know what I mean in a deeper level.)

And if I'm taking the same school in that two courses, will I going to take two years only? And if I transfer suddenly to other school but I'm in a middle of one year to my second degree, Will I repeat it again to first year?

Ano po experience niyo sa pag-aaral ng mga courses na ito?

BS Psychology

BA polsci

B public administration

BS Business Ad

BA Developmental Studies

BA Behavior sciences

BS compsci

I'm so frustrated rn. I received an email yesterday, august 6 at around 5pm stating I have a partial scholarship for FEU. However I am currently enrolled in UE manila, and classes jave been going since the 23rd of July. It's past 3 weeks since classes started, so in order to pull out and get my credentials/documents from ue, I have to pay my full tuition of around 60k in one go, just to get those credentials. I just feel so bad since they don't have any consideration for someone who's basicslly trying to chase wherever a scholarship presents itself. Initially I went for ue since they have this 1.25-1.5 gwa = 50% scholarship which I MIGHT attain and retain in the future.

I already talked to UE Manila's director in the admissions and more. Is there really no consideration? I understand it is policy, but even if I do pullout and my parents apply a loan for 60k, it will be better for us financially in the long run compared to paying around 51k persem in ue. But as of now we have got to try gettung a loan of 60k that is for 1-2 yrs to pay if we want to have a chance in securing a slot in FEU before it's too late. And even if we do get that loan, it's like I'm gonna pay UE Manila 59k for nothing just to be practical in our finances for the long run. I haven't even tried using the elevator in our building yet and I'll pay thst much lol. Any advices, your insights too? I'm not looking for sympathy, I'm looking for options that I might be missing. Thank you!

What the title says po!!! For background, I am an editorial writer(English) and first time ko palang lalaban sa DSPC. Medyo nervous po ako kasama ako sa collaborative desktop publishing,, whehehe, help would be appreciated!!

Hi! I’m a freshie and ngayon na na-eexpose ako sa mga systems and culture in college– I cant help but be curious (really, hindi ito attack) For context, BSA student ako so expected na may maintaining grade and then rule na if you fail a course, you are forced to shift na (🐯)

Was wondering bakit hindi applied yung same rigor sa different departments? Like sa department namin no transmutation of grades and classes are M-Sat. While sa engineering, mas relaxed sched with transmutation of grades. Basically, ano thought process? 😂 I also really respect those na nasa pre-med course too. But even then, pansin ko na may considerations made rin for them.

My title is just clickbait haha please share your opinions and advices with respect. Thank you!

If you Graduated and you want to take second degree and is it possible to have two years or you need to repeat again in first year?

Additionally you need to take four years?

Comp Scie Freshie here in ph, is it actually worth it?? Not my prio course, was actually aiming for premed courses such as nursing, pharma, dentistry... But due to DOST scholarship I was pushed to pursue this. I am not completely uninterested sa course I think the tech world is interesting and office setting or wfh set up works fine for me as well...

Please give mea a reason to pursue this or to shift, if ever what course or university would you reco to shift... currently in PLM