James escolin graduated here. Good atmosphere and people.
College of St. John-Roxas
College of St. John-Roxas is a private Catholic college in Roxas City, Capiz, supervised by the De La Salle Brothers. It opened in June 1999 as an affiliate college of the University of St. La Salle in Bacolod City, after local Capizeños including Judy Roxas and Atty. Antonio Balgos petitioned the La Salle Brothers to establish a school on Panay Island. Today it is a member of the Association of Lasallian Affiliated Schools under De La Salle Philippines. The school's Basic Education Unit runs preschool through Grade 12, and its College Unit offers bachelor's degree programs. The institution emphasizes Lasallian values of Faith, Service, and Communion, and runs a Teaching & Learning Excellence Program (TELEX). A scholarship program is available through the school, with details published on its official site. Enrollment for new students runs on a rolling basis each school year.
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Panay Road, Roxas City, Capiz, Philippines, Roxas City, Capiz
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★★★★★(5 reviews)I swear I was crying for reals lf just cry in Grade 2 & 3 because NO ONE CAN SHUT UP
Bad school to strict prepares students for going to work at a factory instead of actually being successful really expensive i mean you have to pay for AIRCON?? WUT your not even there to feel the aircon since its online
A school that offers values of Faith, Service and communion in mission in order to contribute to the transformation of human society;Ensure the integral formation of the human person through a strong Christian foundation and academic competence; Render community service that shall improve the quality of life of the poor and the marginalized; Fortify the spirit of unity and cooperation toward a productive home-school-community relations and Manifest patriotism and appreciation of the Filipino cultural heritage that is rooted in a sense of history and tradition.
As a parent, I do not recommend this school for college students. Even a simple request for a breakdown of tuition fees and the cost per unit—something every parent has the right to know—is not being provided. The school gives so many reasons, but none of them explain clearly why they can’t give this information. Honestly, from the start of enrollment, students and parents should already be informed of the full tuition breakdown and the cost of each subject. It’s hard to trust an institution that lacks transparency when it comes to financial matters..




