The San Beda College of Law aims to produce competent Christian lawyers – lawyers who are learned in the

law and who conduct themselves according to Christian principles and to the noblest traditions of the bench and
the bar. To realize this objective, we educate the mind with the legal provisions and the heart with justice, civic
consciousness, and respect for law, authority, and human rights.

With the unqualified support of the Benedictine community and the passion of a distinguished faculty, the
College of Law aims to attain academic excellence. More than imparting a great ability in the noble field of law,
the school endeavors to imbibe to its students the Christian tenets of unwavering adherence to a righteous cause,
fairness in conduct and respect for the rights of others.

What Makes SBC Law Different

The Academic Policies
The QPI
The Quantity Point Index or the QPI is imposed upon all incoming students other than freshman.
An incoming student shall not be readmitted unless s/he has obtained a QPI of at least 78% for all
subjects taken in the San Beda College of Law for readmission to the First Year or admission to
the Second Year, 79% for readmission to the Second year or admission to Third Year, and 80%
for readmission to the Third Year or admission to the Fourth Year.

The Two Flunk Rule

A student who drops or fails the same subject twice shall be denied readmission by the College of
Law.
Scholarships
Incoming freshmen students who graduated with honors are granted scholarships by the
College. Summa cum Laude graduates are given 100% scholarship; Magna cum
Laude, 75% and cum Laude, 50%. The scholarship grants are valid for one year only.

After the first year, 100%, 50% and 25% scholarships are granted to the students who obtained the
highest, second highest and third highest general averages, respectively, in each batch. The award
is based on the actual general weighted averages of final grades during the entire year preceding
that for which the scholarships are granted. It is effective for one whole year.

The scholarships granted to incoming freshmen who graduated with honors and to the gold, silver
and bronze medalists shall pertain to the tuition and does not include miscellaneous fees and other
charges. Likewise, the student must carry full load.
The Officers of the San Beda Centralized Bar Operation, The Barrister and the Law Student
Government shall be discounts on their tuition in proportion as recommended by the Dean, the
Vice Dean and the Prefect of Student Affairs. The officers shall be entitled to this grant provided
they enrol at least 50% of their subject during the semester during which the discount is applied
for.

Institutional Objectives
San Beda College has a threefold task:
1. To provide students with a relevant Christian education:
• By assisting them in the attainment of self-realization as individual persons;
• By developing their physical, intellectual, moral, spiritual, and social potentialities;
• By giving them the necessary training for professional work grounded upon sound Christian
values;
• By creating opportunities that will enable them to dedicate themselves and become more deeply
committed to Christ and his Church.
2. To provide students with a relevant Christian education:
• By training them in methods of scholarship, research and creative endeavor;
• By providing them with skills and experiences which maximize their chances for a meaningful,
dignified life and responsible, responsive roles in society;
• By molding their attitudes and strengthening the love for truth, peace and justice.
3. To contribute to the progress of society:
• By maintaining a high standard in all programs engaged in;
• By cooperating in the advancement of knowledge and culture;
• By affording a working atmosphere conducive to the personal and professional growth of the
school personnel.
Special Objectives
The San Beda College of Law aims to produce competent Christian lawyers – lawyers who are
learned in the law and who conduct themselves according to Christian principles and to the noblest
traditions of the bench and the bar. To realize this objective, we educate the mind with the legal
provisions and the heart with justice, civic consciousness, and respect for law, authority, and
human rights.
Admission Policies
1. The San Beda College of Law admits only those applicants whose credentials and personal
qualifications yield evidence that they can offer an excellent academic performance and profit
from the intellectual, social and spiritual opportunities offered by the College.

2. An applicant for admission to the law course should have pursued and satisfactorily completed
in an authorized and recognized university or college the courses of study prescribed for a
bachelor’s degree in arts or sciences; and should have earned the following number of units in
preparatory law course: 18 units of English, 18 units of Social Science, 6 units of Mathematics and
6 units of Filipino.

Note: A bachelor’s degree holder who passed the entrance examination but lacks the
required number of units in the required courses may conditionally enter the College
of Law, but must satisfy these requirements before admission to Second Year Law.

3. All students entering the San Beda College of Law for the first time shall take an entrance
examination, which consists mainly of a test of logic, comprehension, articulation, and aptitude
for the law profession. Entrance examinations are given, upon prior application, in accordance
with the schedule duly announced, generally at any time between the closing of the school year
and reopening of classes.
4. As a matter of policy, the San Beda College of Law does not accept transferees from other
schools, except in extremely meritorious cases as may be determined by the Dean.
5. All new students enrolling in the College of Law or reenrolling after an absence of two
consecutive semesters are under academic probation for the entire school year. Old students may
be admitted on probation in attendance, conduct or academics. In such cases, the Committee on
Admission or the Dean may set the conditions under which they are admitted on probation.

ADMISSION PROCEDURE
For Entrance Exam:
1.Please take note of the admission policies of the Department. The College of Law reserves the
right to deny application if required policies have not been met. Application fee is non-refundable.
2. Prepare the following requirements for San Beda Law School Admission Test (SBLSAT) and
submit them to the Admissions Center personally or via courier.
a. Photocopy of the Official Transcript of Records (TOR)/True Copy of Grades
If TOR is not yet available – Transfer Credentials or Certificate of Graduation For Graduating Students –
Certificate of Candidacy for Graduation
b. Photocopy of each of the two Good Moral Character certificates from any of the following:
Dean, Prefect of Students, Guidance Counselor and Supervisor/HR Manager of company working
for
Note: If there is only one office from your school which is authorized to issue Good Moral
Certificate, request a recommendation letter from your professor.
c. Printed online application form with a 2x2 photo with applicant’s signature Link to the Online
Application Form: http://carsi.sanbeda.edu.ph/aims/applicants/
IMPORTANT: Take note of the Applicant ID/username and password.
d. Two (2) pcs. of 2x2 photos with white background
e. Original copy of bank deposit slip for payment of application fee of P 1,500.00- Include this if
all requirements will be submitted via courier. Otherwise, payment can be done here at San Beda.
For courier, send to:
Admissions Center
San Beda College
638 Mendiola St., San Miguel, Manila
IMPORTANT: Only applicants with complete requirements and who have met the policies will
be allowed to take the test.
3. Take the entrance exam as scheduled.
4. Access San Beda’s website for the result on the release date.
5. Examinees who qualify for admission must reserve their enrollment slots in the amount of
P3,000.00.
6. Prepare the following requirements to be submitted during enrollment:
a. Original Official Transcript of Records (TOR with remarks: “For Further Studies” or “For Copy
of San Beda College of Law”)
If the school does not issue a TOR with the said remarks, submit a Certificate of Graduation and
Transfer Credentials.
If the above-mentioned documents are not yet available, submit a certification from the Registrar’s
office of the College/University, stating the DATE when the TOR will be released; or a photocopy
of the receipt of your request for the document if the College/University is not issuing such
certification.
b. Two Original Certificates of Good Moral Character:
- from any of the following: the Dean, the Prefect, Guidance Counselor and Supervisor/HR
Manager of company working for
c. One (1) original copy, with one clear photocopy of Birth Certificate issued by Philippines
Statistics Authority (PSA)
d. Photocopy of the Marriage Contract (for female enrollees)
e. Certificate of Special Order (S.O.) from the Registrar of last school attended (Exempted to
submit S.O.: graduates of state universities and of colleges/universities that are included in the
roster of private higher education institutions with autonomy or deregulated status)
f. Certificate of Employment indicating working hours, SSS No. & TIN (for working students)
g. SBLSAT Examinee Report, Admission Result and Enrollment Permit
h. Original and photocopy of Philippine Law School Aptitude Test Result/Certificate of Exemption
i. Seven (7) ID photos:
- Dean’s office
- three (3) 1 x 1 and Two (1) 1 ½ x 1 ½
- Clinic – one (1) 1 x 1
- Library – one (1x1)
Note: For those with Latin Honors: Submit a TOR or a Certificate from the Registrar’s Office
(indicating the honors received) to the COL-Guidance and Counseling Office before the
enrollment period in order to process your scholarship.
7. Come promptly during the scheduled enrollment.

Admission Process
1. Submit the requirements to the Admissions Center.
2. Get a receipt from the Accounting Office and pay the application/testing fee of P1,300.00 at the
Cashier’s Office.
3. Secure entrance examination permit from the Admissions Center.
4. Take the entrance exam as scheduled.
5. Claim the test result at the Admissions Center on the release date. The exam result can be
accessed at the SBC website.
6. Examinees who qualify for admission must reserve their enrollment slots in the amount of P
3,000.00.
7. Prepare the following requirements to be submitted during enrollment:
a. Original Official Transcript of Records (TOR with remarks: “For 3Further Studies” or “For
Copy of San Beda College of Law”)
If the school does not issue a TOR with the said remarks,
submit a Certificate of Graduation and Transfer Credentials.
If the above-mentioned documents are not yet available,
submit a certification from the Registrar’s office of the
College/University, stating the DATE when the TOR will be
released; or a photocopy of the receipt of your request for the
document if the College/University is not issuing such
certification.
b. Two Original Certificates of Good Moral Character:
- from any of the following: the Dean, the Prefect, guidance
counselor and supervisor/HR Manager of company working
for
c. One (1) original copy, with one clear photocopy of Birth Certificate issued by Philippines
Statistics Authority (PSA)
d. Photocopy of the Marriage Contract (for female enrollees)
e. Certificate of Special Order (S.O.) from the Registrar of last school attended (Exempted to
submit S.O.: graduates of state universities and of colleges/universities that are included in the
roster of private higher education institutions with autonomy or deregulated status)
f. Certificate of Employment indicating working hours, SSS No. & TIN (for working students)
g. LSQT Examinee Report, Admission Result and Enrollment Permit
h. PhiLSAT Result
i. Seven (7) ID photos:
- Dean’s office - three (3) 1 x 1 and Two (1) 1 ½ x 1 ½
- Clinic – one (1) 1 x 1
- Library – one (1x1)
Note:
For those with Latin Honors: Submit a TOR or a Certificate from the Registrar’s Office (indicating
the honors received) to the COL-Guidance and Counseling Office before the enrollment period in
order to process your scholarship.
8. Come promptly during the scheduled enrollment.

Provincial Applicants
1. Submit scanned copies of the following through e-mail (admissions@sanbeda.edu.ph):
- Official Transcript of Records (TOR)
- If TOR is not yet available – Honorable Dismissal or Certificate of Graduation
- For Graduating Students – Certificate of Candidacy for Graduation
- Application form (with signature)Link: http://mateo.sanbeda.edu.ph/aims/applicants)
- Certification of Good Moral Character from two authorities of last school attended
- PSA Birth Certificate
2. Wait for e-mail confirmation of receipt of documents and instruction. If qualified to apply,
prepare the hard copy of the requirements for submission via mail.
3. Pay the application/testing fee of Php 1,300.00 through bank under the account of San Beda
College.
Security Bank - 0341-008565-203
Equicom - 011-02-00237-4
Metrobank - 082-3-08248237-8
4. Submit all the requirements through mail together with the bank deposit slip as proof of payment
for testing.
Mailing Address:
Admissions Center
San Beda College
638 Mendiola St., San Miguel, Manila
5. Wait for confirmation of receipt of documents and instruction through the contact information
you indicated.
6. Take the entrance exam as scheduled.
7. Access SBC website for the results on the release date.

College of Law
1st Semester, SY 2018 - 2019
DATE
January 20
February 10
March 03
March 24
April 06
April 13
April 20
April 27
VENUE
Conference Hall
Conference Hall
Conference Hall
Conference Hall
Conference Hall
Conference Hall
Conference Hall
Conference Hall
TIME
08:00 am-05:00 pm
08:00 am-05:00 pm
08:00 am-05:00 pm
08:00 am-05:00 pm
01:00 pm-05:00 pm
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01:00 pm-05:00 pm
01:00 pm-05:00 pm