+ Follow Free tuition law Tag
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[Title] => For first time, P1.28-T education budget hits UNESCO standard — Suansing
[Summary] => With P56.6 billion realigned to the education sector, the House-approved P1.28 trillion education budget for 2026 now accounts for 4.1% of the country’s gross domestic product, meeting international standards for the first time.
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[Title] => P12.3-B free tuition gap in SUCs to be sourced from CHED, Congress funds
[Summary] => The House has approved full funding of the P12.307-billion deficit under the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act to cover free tuition in state universities and colleges.
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[Title] => How a bill becomes a law and who takes credit? An explainer.
[Summary] => How does a bill become a law? Philstar.com explains.
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[Title] => Lawmakers defend free tuition for college students amid sustainability concerns
[Summary] => This came after Diokno, who led the creation of the implementing rules and regulations of the free tertiary education law in 2017, said the program was “unsustainable” and “consumes a lot of funds" during a seminar, according to a BusinessWorld report.
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[Title] => Free tuition law, bitin pa rin
[Summary] => MAGANDANG hakbang ng gobyerno na maging libre ang edukasyon para sa lahat. Basic right ng bawat tao ang pag-aaral.
[DatePublished] => 2019-02-28 00:00:00
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Free tuition law
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[Title] => P12.3-B free tuition gap in SUCs to be sourced from CHED, Congress funds
[Summary] => The House has approved full funding of the P12.307-billion deficit under the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act to cover free tuition in state universities and colleges.
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[Title] => Lawmakers defend free tuition for college students amid sustainability concerns
[Summary] => This came after Diokno, who led the creation of the implementing rules and regulations of the free tertiary education law in 2017, said the program was “unsustainable” and “consumes a lot of funds" during a seminar, according to a BusinessWorld report.
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[Title] => Free tuition law, bitin pa rin
[Summary] => MAGANDANG hakbang ng gobyerno na maging libre ang edukasyon para sa lahat. Basic right ng bawat tao ang pag-aaral.
[DatePublished] => 2019-02-28 00:00:00
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