★★★★★
Easy, smooth enrollment for seniors. Finished enrollement in just 1 hour. Not crowded too. Staffs and security guards are polite and approachable too.
Abbie JemGoogle Review
University of the East
PrivateDepEd K-12Est. 1946
ELEMJHSSHSCOLLEGE
★★★★★(5 reviews)
University of the East (UE) is a private university on Recto Avenue in Sampaloc, Manila, founded on September 11, 1946 by Dr. Francisco T. Dalupan Sr. and four co-founders as the Philippine College of Commerce and Business Administration. It became a university in 1951 and, by 1960, was the first Philippine university to enroll more than 60,000 students, at one point recognized as the largest university in Asia. Businessman Lucio Tan acquired UE in 1990 and has chaired its board since. The Manila campus offers elementary and high school programs plus college and graduate studies through colleges including Business Administration, Arts and Sciences, Computer Studies and Systems, Education, Engineering, Dentistry, Law, and Fine Arts. Most UE programs carry accreditation from the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA), and the university holds two CHED Centers of Excellence — in Medicine and in Information Technology — plus a Center of Development in Nursing. CHED granted UE autonomous status in 2009. UE Manila is accessible via Recto and sits near Gastambide and Lepanto, with several dormitories and eateries around its three gates.
At a Glance
Tuition Range
Contact for pricing/ year
Curriculum
DepEd K-12
Scholarships
Not listed
Payment Options
Cash only / not listed
University of the East Tuition Fee
Tuition fee details for University of the East are being verified. Contact the school directly for current rates.
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Location
2219 Recto Ave, Sampaloc, Manila, 1008 Metro Manila, Philippines, Manila, Metro Manila
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is University of the East a private or public school?
University of the East is a private college located in Manila, Metro Manila.
How much is the tuition fee at University of the East?
Tuition fee details for University of the East are not yet listed. We recommend contacting the school directly at (02) 8735 5471 for current rates.
What grade levels does University of the East offer?
University of the East offers Elementary, Junior High School, Senior High School, and College.
Where is University of the East located?
University of the East is located at 2219 Recto Ave, Sampaloc, Manila, 1008 Metro Manila, Philippines, Manila, Metro Manila.
Is University of the East CHED accredited?
Yes, University of the East is accredited by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and has autonomous status.
When was University of the East founded?
University of the East was founded in 1946, making it over 80 years old.
Reviews (5)
★★★★★(5 reviews)★★★★★
The most unprofessional registrar's office I've ever contacted and visited. You will write them a proper letter and they will respond to you with a phrase. I even overheard the person in position advising the personnel that the process would be hard for them so she must discourage me.
Alvin FilesGoogle Review
★★★★★
My beloved Alma Mater. Produced a number of distinguished and notable people. I think it is the first time I saw this usually busy area without people. It is night near New Year. There's always a lot of people milling around when there are classes.
pisceanratGoogle Review
★★★★★
UE Manila is my alma mater. It is located in Recto and is accessible by jeep, UV van, and train. There are lots of apartments and dormitories around the university and have lots of food choices right outside it's three gates (Recto, Gastambide, and Lepanto). However, last 2016 the CAS and Engineering building caught fire and is now in ground zero. Lepanto gate will be closed until a new building will be constructed.
Abby SandiganGoogle Review
★★★★★
UE is a dream. My first time here did not fail to surprise and satisfy me on how gorgeous both the campus and the warmth of the students and faculty in here.
Spencer Kent Mar AlabadoGoogle Review