Emilio Aguinaldo College (EAC), Cavite Campus is a private higher education institution in Barangay Burol Main, Dasmarinas, Cavite. EAC traces its roots to the Marian School of Midwifery founded in Manila in 1957, which grew into General Emilio Aguinaldo College in 1977; the Cavite campus was established in 1979 through EAC Foundation Inc. The Cavite campus offers Senior High School with STEM, ABM, HUMSS, and Sports tracks, alongside college programs including Nursing and Midwifery, Medical Technology, Physical Therapy, Radiologic Technology, Pharmacy, Optometry, Dental Medicine, Criminology, Business Administration and Accountancy, Engineering, Computer Science and Technology, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Law and Justice, and Education. EAC has been recognized for eight consecutive years starting 2016 as the college with the most PACUCOA-accredited programs in the Philippines, and it holds CHED Autonomous Status, renewed in September 2024 through 2027. Enrollment for the first semester opens ahead of each academic year, with a second-semester enrollment window as well. The institution also offers a Scholarship and Student Assistance (SSA) program for qualified students. EAC Cavite sits alongside the Manila campus as one of two main sites of the Emilio Aguinaldo College system.
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8WGW+J9M, Congressional East Ave, Burol Main, Dasmariñas, Cavite, Philippines, Dasmariñas, Cavite
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my experience here isn't so great so far... so many unnecessary requirements just to acquire grades + miscellaneous expenses. some professors are great, some are horrible. the system they have does NOT foster students' learning and mental health, just terrible system overall. to all incoming college students, please consider other universities.
# My Experience I had a disappointing experience at your place . I accompanied my live-in partner for a graduation pictorial, and while waiting in the waiting area, I needed to use the restroom urgently. I asked the lady guard if I could use the restroom, but she said it's not allowed for outsiders. I explained that I was desperate and offered to leave my ID as a guarantee, but she simply told me to "go" without specifying where. It would be helpful if you had a restroom available outside or a clear sign indicating that restrooms are not available for non-customers. This would help avoid similar situations in the future, especially for pregnant or senior citizens who may be waiting in the area. # Suggestions for Improvement 1. *Provide clear signage*: Consider placing signs indicating that restrooms are only for customers or employees. 2. *Designate an area for non-customers*: If possible, consider providing a restroom or a designated area for non-customers who may need to use the facilities. 3. *Train staff to handle situations with empathy*: Staff could be trained to handle such situations with more understanding and provide clearer instructions. By implementing these suggestions, you can improve the experience for your customers and visitors, and make your establishment more welcoming and considerate of their needs.
as of 2025, the setup is hybrid. you usually get one face to face class and one online session per subject every week. the dress code is strictly enforced. even civilian clothes aren't allowed, which feels a bit old school compared to other universities. only SMART has decent cellular signal on campus. GLOBE, TM, AND GOMO barely work. smart is the university’s partner and there's a smart tower on the roof, so that explains it. also, you can't view your grades if your tuition isn't paid. personally, i find that a bit off. you're already enrolled, so you're tied to the school either way. blocking grade access just feels stingy and unnecessary. on the bright side, the field is pretty and both libraries are accessible. one is for law students and the other is open to everyone. i may not be the biggest fan of the school itself, but i really value the friends and memories i made here.
Even one star the don’t deserve, for enrollment you may enroll your son to NASA is quite easier every one there feel that he or she is ministry and they are quite rude There is a lot of schools out there far better my experience was the worst no one will entertain you even the security guard was rude 😂 I feel sorry for the students out there one more thing NO cellular coverage too 😂🤏 Think twice you will have the worst experience ever and that was the part of enrollment only imagine if you go further 😂😂😂😂
This College/School has a various courses to offer specially Medical courses and the likes and very accessible to students and commuters.