St. Alexius College is one of the first-rate schools in Koronadal City. They offered medical related and not medical related courses.
St. Alexius College
St. Alexius College is a private Catholic school in Koronadal City, South Cotabato, that traces its roots to a healthcare institution founded in May 1961 by Dr. Arturo Pasaporte Pingoy and Dr. Amparo Yusay Pingoy; it took the name St. Alexius College in 2009. The integrated campus offers Nursery through Senior High School, plus college and TESDA-registered technical-vocational programs. Senior High School tracks include HUMSS and STEM. College programs are concentrated in allied health, including Radiologic Technology, Medical Technology, Midwifery, Nursing, and Pharmacy, alongside Psychology, Human Services, Information Technology, Agriculture, Business Administration, Tourism Management, Hospitality Management, Early Childhood Education, and Special Needs Education. The school also runs an aviation program with associate degrees in Aircraft Maintenance Technology and Aviation Electronics Technology, and TESDA short courses such as Cookery, Bread and Pastry Production, Food and Beverage Services, and Housekeeping. St. Alexius offers a Scholarship and Financial Assistance Program, including the CHED AHEAD Grant for allied health students.
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GR3P+RQF, Joaquin St, Zone I, Koronadal, South Cotabato, Philippines, Koronadal, South Cotabato
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★★★★★(5 reviews)The Old building rooms are dusty, especially the walls and windows
Always follow and maintain the protocol for the safety of everybody regardless about the viruses which is realy affected the people .
If you want your child to grow up being supported and disciplined, this is the right place to go. They offer supportive and helping teachers who they can easily talk to and relate to
Bathrooms are dirty, there are cockroaches on the stairs, and sometimes rats in the canteen. Normal objects that are supposed to be used everyday like trashcans or cabinets are in poor condition and held together by tape. Chairs have 3 or 5 school years worth of students writing in them, the entire chairs are soaked with pencil lead and have tens to hundreds of scratches, there's literally spray painted parts inside the school and the balconies look like they haven't been touched in years.




