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[Summary] => Parents and students will soon be able to distinguish the universities and colleges that offer quality education from the so-called diploma mills.
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[Title] => DepEd, schools urged to develop athletic scholarship programs
[Summary] => Pasig City Rep. Roman Romulo has urged private as well as state universities across the country to develop athletic scholarship programs for high school graduates who cannot pay for their tuition fees, but who have the ability to excel in a sport.
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[Title] => Banks urge to put up P35 B for student loans
[Summary] => The country’s commercial and universal banks can put up as much as P35 billion for college education loans to help more students complete tertiary education, a senior administration lawmaker said yesterday.
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