The university’s commitment to academic excellence was evident throughout my time here. The community is small but it definitely fostered a collaborative learning environment :)
St. Paul University Manila, St. Paul University System
St. Paul University Manila (SPUM) is a Catholic university on Pedro Gil Street in Malate, Manila, founded in 1912 by the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres, a religious congregation established in France in 1696. It offers Kindergarten through Grade 10, Senior High School, college, and graduate programs. Its four colleges are the College of Music and Performing Arts, College of Business and Management, College of Education and Liberal Arts, and College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences, alongside the St. Paul Institute of Religious Education. SPUM holds full autonomous status from CHED, institutional accreditation from FAAP, and Level III accreditation from PAASCU; its Music program is a CHED Center of Excellence and its Nursing program a CHED Center of Development. The university operates the first Music Therapy Center in the Philippines and is a member of CEAP, ACUP, ASEACCU, and SMEC. Senior High tuition is published at roughly ₱64,700 per year, while college costs vary by program and units enrolled.
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St. Paul University Manila, St. Paul University System Tuition Fee
Tuition at St. Paul University Manila, St. Paul University System ranges from ₱64,743 - ₱95,000 per school year, depending on the grade level. See the breakdown below for current rates.
| Level | Annual Tuition Range |
|---|---|
Senior High School Grades 11–12 | ₱64,743 |
* College is an estimated annual range from SPU's official per-unit rate (~₱1,786/unit) plus fees; actual cost depends on units enrolled. Senior High is ₱64,743.50 per year (official).
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680 Pedro Gil St, Malate, Manila, 1004 Metro Manila, Philippines, Manila, Metro Manila
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Reviews (5)
★★★★★(5 reviews)Very unorganized graduate school, particularly the Education department!! If you are fully online, you will not know anything unless you ask and it’s very hard to reach the one who’s in charge! So frustrating that I wish I didn’t enroll here! But i’ll give the stars to the registrar’s office for being friendly and accommodating. That’s rare for a school registrar.
Year 2017, they prioritized the 'scholars' from provinces rather than those students who were paying full fee. The sad part was - scholars were supposed to be intelligent so they could somehow 'share' some knowledge to the 'paying-students' (as how most elite schools did) but they weren't. They were just the poor students pitied by nuns, they're even lazy. The paying students were often ignored esp most of them were not agressive on asking for a role. Most professors - on a lighter note - were excellent.
It is best to go here via LRT. There is quite a challenge going here via private cars because they do not have parking for visitor or students. Park at your own risk along the road with FEE, or you have an option to park your car in Robinsons Manila.
Even though I only studied here for 1 academic year, SPUM was able to instill in my values that will last me a lifetime. This school widened my horizons when it comes to holistic learning, they have provided me the chance to meet like-minded individuals and experiences that will push me out of my comfort zone. Moreover, they’ve thought me how to become a compassionate Filipino Catholic who’s in touch with my religion and spirituality. SPUM stays true to their promise of shaping their students to become Christ-centered, charitable, and charismatic people of the Philippines.




