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Schools, Colleges and Universities in Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental in the Philippines Filipinos are very school-oriented. When family finances permit or with government scholarships [post high school only], many bright and ambitious Filipinos go to private [non-denominational, Catholic, and Protestant] elementary and secondary schools, and take post-high school training and education at the many vocational schools, colleges, and universities in the Philippines. Most classes are taught in English. There are nearby, free public elementary school and national high school [but Philippines public classrooms are overcrowded and lack many educational resources] and a local Catholic High School {Lumbangan, Mabinay). Dumaguete is very famous in the Philippines for its top-notch, high-achieving colleges and universities: famous Silliman University [founded in 1901 and the only Protestant university in the Philippines], Central Visayas Polytechnical College [CVPC, a state-owned, low-tuition fountain of learning], St. Paul's University [over a century in existence], and Foundation University [a small but good quality university]. Dumaguete also has several post-graduate computer training schools: AMA, STI, and Acsat. You can also enroll your elementary school and high school level family members in an excellent home study program from the USA that results in the awarding of an American high school diploma from a State of Maryland-accredited home study school. |
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 College of Business Administration Building, Silliman University, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, Philippines. |
 St. Paul's College [now a university], Dumaguete City. |
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