The Psychological Assessment and Counseling Center caters services and design programs for the enhancement and development of an individual. It specifically guides the students to have a better and more productive way of living. The following below are their services to offer:
Information Service. This service provides adequate and substantial information related to personal, psychological, social, and educational fields.
Individual Inventory Service. This gathers all reliable data, information and records to assemble and compile them for functional use. It also acquaints students with their own characteristics, status, and progress which make them discover themselves thus, making use of these information for intelligent decision-making according to their intent, experience, and needs.
Counseling Service. This is considered as the “heart” of the guidance program. It is designed to facilitate self-understanding and self-development through face to face interaction. This person to person relationship focuses on personal development and decision making based on self-understanding and self-awareness.
Referral Service. This service involves responding and providing appropriate actions to referrals made by parents, faculty, other personnel, and students.
Testing Service. This service is designed to secure accurate information about each students’ abilities, aptitude, interest and personal characteristics in order to assist the students gain increasing self– knowledge and understanding of these capacities in as many aspects of their life and career as possible.
Career Guidance and Placement Service. This service offers facilitation of students’ movement to the appropriate educational or occupational level or program in pursuit of further education or employment upon leaving the organization.
Orientation Service. This service involves conducting an orientation program for the benefit of new students to acquire the necessary knowledge about the new school, its rules and regulations. This helps students to make adjustments to feel a sense of security and belongingness.
Follow-up Service. This service helps determine the status of students who received assistance and maintain contact with graduates. It also determines the adequacy and sufficiency of the programs and services extended in meeting the needs of its clientele.
Scholarship Grants
The Center for Student Leadership and Development is one of the vital arms of the University that upholds the ideals of student development through various opportunities. One huge opportunity it offers are the scholarship programs. Below are the types of scholarships and their corresponding requirements.
PRIMARY REQUIREMENTS UPON SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
TYPE OF SCHOLARSHIP TUITION WAIVED
Additional Requirement:
Endorsement letter from sponsoring SP official
Student must have a grade weighted average (GWA) of 81* with no failed/ dropped/incomplete marks.
Additional Requirements:
4 years of service 100% 2 years of service 50%
3 years of service 75% 1 year of service 25%
Additional Requirements:
Note: Students who are scholars under this program who shall FAIL OR DROP 35% of his enrolled subjects shall be automatically deloaded or can only enroll a maximum of 18 units for the next semester.
Provided, such scholar shall not have filed a major offense or committed any offense within the University or in any official function or supervised activities fully documented or such complaint shall be in written form duly acknowledged by proper authorities.
SK Chairman 100%
SK Kagawad 50%
Additional Requirements:
Student must have a grade weighted average (GWA) of 81* with no failed/dropped/incomplete marks.
Shall be open only to Urdaneta City barangay officials themselves or their spouses and/or children.
Additional Requirements:
Embodied on Resolution No. 288 s. 2011 subject to revisions.
Only one (1) student shall claim the loyalty benefit in the following manner:
No. of Family members:
2 25%
3 50%
4 75%
Additional Requirement:
Applies to brothers and sisters or parents and children who are simultaneously enrolled in the university in one semester. The student who will avail of the benefit must have no failed/dropped/incomplete marks.
Additional Requirements:
Student must have a grade weighted average (GWA) of 81* with no failed/dropped/incomplete marks.
Editor-in-Chief 100%
Associate editor 50%
Section editor 25%
Editorial Board Members 25%
Additional Requirements:
duly noted by the Director of CSLD
University employees (Permanent) 100%
University employees (Casual/Part-time ) 50%
Urdaneta City Government employees (2 years in service) 50%
Government Employees outside Urdaneta City 20%
Additional Requirements:
Student must have a grade weighted average (GWA) of 81* with no failed/dropped/incomplete marks.
Embodied in Resolution No. 223 s. 2008 subject to revisions. In Art. 10 no. 4, the grantee should be limited to one, which could either be an employee or his child dependent. As per university employees, the grantee should be limited to two either the employee or his dependents.
Additional Requirements:
The student must have no failed/dropped/incomplete marks.
Additional Requirements:
Additional Requirements:
Additional Requirement:
Student must have no failed/dropped/incomplete marks.
Note: The percentage of scholarship shall be determined by the Alumni Association.
Additional Requirements:
Below are the Procedures in Applying for Scholarship:
Note: Incomplete documentary requirements will not be processed and will be marked pending on the list of the scholarship coordinator.
Grantee can only avail of one scholarship grant, at his preference or whichever is highly beneficial to him. Finally, unless otherwise stated, all above-mentioned scholarships must be renewed every semester.
Clinical Services
The University Clinic caters to the medical and dental needs of both the student body and the working force. The following are the services that this office offers:
Registrar’s Services
Students who wish to request for their Transcript of Records or Certifications can directly proceed to the Registrar’s Office. If the student concerned cannot personally process the request due to valid reasons, he or she may send a representative, whether a relative or a close friend, provided that an authorization letter duly-signed by the concerned student is presented. In case of unavailability of any representative, the concerned student may contact his or her respective college for help. The college secretary will then process the student’s request.
The same procedures mentioned on the issuance of Transcript of Records and Certifications will also apply for the processing of these documents. Appointments will be set upon the scheduled release date of the requested documents. These usually take 10 – 15 working days.
Library Services
The Dr. Pedro T. Orata Learning Resource Center is an essential element in Urdaneta City University that offers learning materials to its clientele and stakeholders. Their services, in the time of pandemic, expand through online libraries. Check out their services as follows: