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Kinder to Senior High School: 9:00 AM
College Applicants: 1:00 PM
Venue: Letran Calamba Campus
LCAT Fee: P200
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1. Register and Pay.
2. Wait for the confirmation email.
3. Take the LCAT on your scheduled date and time.
Click the link to register: https://forms.gle/nLZhpMTMcmTrUgKC9
REMINDER: The LCAT result is a requirement for admission and enrollment.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
School Location
Q: Where is Letran Calamba located?
A: Our campus is located at Ipil-ipil St., Brgy. Bucal, Calamba City, Laguna. For your convenience, you can easily navigate to our site using Google Maps or Waze by simply searching for 'Letran Calamba.'
Letran Calamba Admissions Test (LCAT)
Q: What is the Letran Calamba Admissions Test (LCAT)?
A: The LCAT (Letran Calamba Admissions Test) is the mandatory entrance examination for all new students and transferees seeking admission to Colegio de San Juan de Letran Calamba, from Kindergarten to College.
Q: How much is the LCAT fee?
A: The testing fee is ₱200.00.
Q: Where is the LCAT venue?
A: The LCAT is conducted on-site at the Letran Calamba Campus. Please proceed to the Admissions Office for further instructions and room assignments. Applicants are advised to arrive at least 30 minutes early to allow time for document verification and room assignment.
Q: How do I apply for the LCAT?
A: You can apply in four simple steps:
Step 1: Register Online
Complete and submit the application form. You can visit the Admissions Office in person or register instantly via this link: https://forms.gle/nLZhpMTMcmTrUgKC9
Step 2: Settle the Fee
Pay the ₱200.00 LCAT fee. You may pay through the online application portal or directly at the Cashier’s Office on campus.
Step 3: Secure Your Schedule
Once your application and payment are processed, you will receive a confirmation email with your official exam date and time.
Step 4: Take the LCAT
Take the LCAT at your scheduled exam date and time.
Q: When is the LCAT held?
A: The LCAT is typically administered on Saturdays. However, as schedules are subject to change due to campus events or unforeseen circumstances, applicants should coordinate with the Admissions Office to confirm the next available testing date.
Q: Can I choose my preferred exam date?
A: Applicants are generally assigned the earliest available testing date once their application and payment have been validated. If you have a significant conflict, please contact the Admissions Office immediately to request a reschedule.
Q: What do I need to bring on exam day?
A: On the day of your LCAT, please bring the following:
Q: Can I take the LCAT without registering, or can I register on the day of the exam?
A: All applicants must complete the registration and payment process before the exam date. Since testing slots are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, a seat is not guaranteed for walk-in applicants. We strongly advise validating your application and payment in advance to secure your schedule.
Q: I haven’t received a confirmation email yet. What should I do?
A: Please be patient as our team processes your application and payment validation. Confirmation emails are sent once payment validation is complete. Applications submitted after office hours, on mondays, weekends, or on holidays will be processed starting the next business day. Please keep the following in mind:
Q: When will the LCAT results be released?
A: The results are typically released within one to three working days. You will be notified via email by the Student Services Department, or you may inquire directly with the Admissions Office.
Admission Requirements
Q: What are the admission requirements?
A: Requirements vary depending on your applicant status. Please prepare the following documents and ensure they are complete prior to submission for enrollment:
For New Learners (Grade School to College)
For College Transferees / 2nd Degree Earners
Q: When should I submit the physical requirements?
A: You must submit the complete physical documents during the official enrollment period. Submission to the Admissions Office is mandatory for final validation and to secure your enrollment.
Q: What is the age requirement for Kindergarten learners?
A: Age qualification for Kindergarten learners should be five years old by October 31 every calendar year.
Q: Can a child who turns 5 after October 31 still be admitted to Kindergarten, and what are the requirements?
A: Children who turn 5 from November 1 to December 31 may be still admitted conditionally. To qualify, the learner shall have:
Have completed an Early Childhood Care and Development (ECDD) Program for one (1) school year. Parents/legal guardians shall provide copies of the Certificate of Completion/Attendance of the learner's previous ECCD program experience from a public or private Child Development Centers (CDCs)/Learning Centers (LCs) that are granted with permit or recognition; or
School Fees
Q: How much are the school fees at Letran Calamba?
A: School fees vary based on the student's academic level (Basic Education, Senior High School, or College). For a detailed schedule of fees, please visit our campus or contact us through our official channels.
Mode of Payment
Q: What are the available modes of payment?
A: The Colegio offers the following payment options:
Application for Discount
Q: What are the general preliminary procedures for discounts?
A: Applicants must complete and have their discount application form signed by the concerned department heads before proceeding with enrollment. The application for a discount must be filed within the enrollment period only.
Q: What types of discounts are available?
A: The Colegio offers the following discounts: Alumni Discount, Sibling Discount, and Personnel Discount.
Q: Who may avail of the Alumni Discount, how can it be applied for, and what are the requirements?
A: The Alumni Discount is available to children of alumni who are enrolling for the first time. Applicants may obtain the Learner Discount Form from the Admissions Office, and only one discount may be availed at a time. A photocopy of the parents’ alumni ID card, or any of the following must be submitted: a diploma, a Transcript of Records (TOR), or a certificate of graduation.
Q: Who may avail of the Sibling Discount, and what are the requirements?
A: Enrollees with siblings currently enrolled in Letran (College or Graduate School) may avail of this discount. No additional documents are required.
Q: Who may avail of the Personnel Discount, how can it be applied for, and what are the requirements?
A: The Personnel Discount is available to children of Letran personnel. The Personnel Discount Form can be obtained from the Human Resource Department, and no additional documents are required.
Teaching and Learning Modalities
Q: What teaching and learning modalities are implemented at Letran Calamba?
A: Letran Calamba continues to adopt the Hybrid-Flexible (HyFlex) learning model, a versatile approach that adapts to the evolving post-pandemic educational landscape. The HyFlex model is designed to maximize engagement and interactivity in both online and face-to-face settings.
Letran Calamba implements a predominantly face-to-face setup, with at least 80% of courses conducted on campus. Professional courses, as well as those requiring laboratory or hands-on practice, are delivered face-to-face to ensure competency-based learning. At the same time, certain courses are offered online, particularly those taught by expert faculty based in distant locations. Plenary classes, such as enrichment programs and selected general education courses, are also permitted to be conducted online.
Classes are delivered in both synchronous and asynchronous formats. During class disruptions, learning shifts to asynchronous delivery, where students are provided with supplementary reading materials, video streaming content, and problem-solving guides. They also engage in group activities such as case studies, research projects, and collaborative exercises to sustain active learning.
All syllabi, modules, and assignments are uploaded to Canvas LMS, while MS Teams serves as the platform for collaboration and online sessions. Periodic examinations, however, are administered face-to-face to maintain academic integrity and rigor.
College Transferee and Second Degree Earner
Q: I am a transferee; will my previous courses/subjects be credited?
A: For transferee applicants, the total number of credits must not exceed 40% of the total number of required academic units for residency purposes. General education courses shall be the first to be credited, followed by professional courses with higher ratings.
A: For second-degree earners, all courses that are taken and passed and are included in the curriculum of the desired program can be credited.
Q: What is the maximum allowable failure rate for transferee applicants, and which grades are considered failures
A: To be admitted, transferee applicants must not incur failure of more than 12.5% of the total units in the desired program of enrolment. Unauthorized Withdrawal or UW, and incomplete or INC ratings are considered failures. Failure of learners in courses that are not part of their current program shall not be counted and made part of the total number of units that they have failed.
