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Cordillera - The Philippines Science High School - Cordillera Administrative Region Campus (PSHS-CARC) has announced that five of its alumni were offered scholarship grants to study in different prestigious universities abroad.
1. Jemeilyn Lacap PSHS - CARC Batch 2021.
Lacap was offered to study at Monash University in Australia and Saint Leo University in the US to take up Bachelor of Science in Psychology.
2. Krissandra Mae B. Serafica - PSHS - CARC Batch 2021.
Serafica received admission offer with scholarship grant to take up Public Health at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in New York, United States.
3. Jelms Watts M. Dacquel - CARC Batch 2021.
Dacquel was offered scholarship grant to study at three different prestigious universities abroad namely Saint Louis University - Madrid Campus (Spain) for Biomedical Engineering; Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences for Pharmaceutical Science; and at Duke Kunshan University (China) for Natural Sciences.
4. Alessandra Noelle A. Mendoza, CARC Batch 2021.
Mendoza received admission offers with scholarship grants from Florida Institute of Technology (USA) to take up Biomedical Sciences; New York University - Shanghai (China) to take up Neural Science; and from Duke Kunshan University (China) to take up Global Health.
5. Anshari Kirsten G. Dalan, CARC Batch 2021.
Dalan received admission offer with scholarship grant to take up Chemistry at the University of East London in the UK and at Alfred University in the United States of America.
The PSHS congratulates all students from different PSHS campus who were granted scholarship to further their study in various universities across the world.
Meanwhile, DOST Fortunato de la Pena has said that a student from PSHS - Cordilleran Campus has obtained the highest average score of all students from PSHS.
"The highest average was obtained by a student from Pisay Cordillera Administrative Region ( CAR ) Campus whose GWA is 1.03 from a grading system where 1.00 is the highest. A total of 49.55% of the graduates graduated with honors, one of the highest percentage of honor graduates in Pisay's history," de la Pena wrote in a post.
