Compiled by Nectarina M. Catada
“I think the university has the right to implement the contract but there should have been
information dissemination to the students, both new and continuing. Furthermore, a consultation
should have been held, where students and parents can express their concerns and
questions, to prevent any misunderstandings.” Feliciano S. Mahinay, SUMS II
“Inconsiderate, because not everyone can directly comply with the payment scheme. And
what makes it worse is that they place penalties if you cannot meet with the terms. They
are just adding insult to injury for those who can’t make the payments.” Stefan Daniel S.
Alcantara, BBA-MGT III
“I thinks it’s useless. They should just have informed us last semester that they will be implementing
a “fines” system for delayed payments. Anyway, they are going to get the same
amount of money in the end, and the students will pay the same amount no matter how they
divide it. Although the university sure has its reasons, they could have mentioned it earlier.”
Kathlyn Aprielle Gandola, BS MT IV
“The university’s enrollment system has always been a hassle. With the contract, this makes
the whole thing more difficult. also 600 pesos is too much for a day overdue. It is absolutely
onerous.” Chix Mariño, BS PSYCH IV
** Next issue’s question:
If you missed a university activity, would you rather pay fines or do
community service?”
For your answers, just text the Circulation Manager (09279878522) or tweet to us @tWS13_14. Indicate
your full name (with middle initial), course and year.
