Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.

Admission Requirements

An applicant for admission to the LL.B program of studies must be a graduate

of a bachelor’s degree and must have earned at least eighteen (18) units in
English, six (6) units in Mathematics, and eighteen (18) units of social science
subjects.

An applicant must also pass the PUP College of Law Entrance Test.

Freshman Enrollment Requirements

Before a qualified applicant is allowed to enroll, the following requirements

must be submitted:

1. Transcript of Records (with notation “copy for PUP College of Law only”)
2. Certificate of Transfer Credentials / Honorable Dismissal from the school
last attended
3. Original Copy of Birth Certificate from NSO
4. Two (2) pieces 2x2" Picture with white background
5. Latest chest X-Ray
6. OK for Enrollment Slip from University Medical Clinic
7. Original Copy of Marriage Contract (for married women)
8. One (1) long brown envelope

PUP College of Law admission

In order to be a law student of the PUP law school, an applicant must first pass
a written examination and a panel interview. These comprise the whole
"entrance exam". The exam is called PUP College of Law Entrance Test
(PUPCLET).
The Written Exam
This is an essay type test the purpose of which is to simply gauge the writing
skills of the applicant. Usually, only two questions are given which must be
answered in paragraph form. There is no right or wrong answer on this. For as
long as you present your answer in a logical and grammatically correct
manner, you will fare well in this first stage of the process.

The Oral exam

This is the second stage of the entrance test. Only those who pass the written
exam will be allowed to advance to this phase. Here, it is the applicant's verbal
skills which will be tested.
This is a panel interview usually conducted by the faculty members of the
college of law. Each panel is composed of around two to three professors each
of whom will be asking anything under the sun. This therefore means that the
answer is not material for as long as you can express your answer well using
the English language, unless of course the question calls for a right answer
such as "Why did you choose to apply in this school?" and the applicant
answers " It is because I want to save on tuition fees by transferring later to
another more prominent law school."

Respondent and petitioners simultaneously filed their Compliance

to the Judicial Affidavits on April 12, 2013.

The compliance filed by both parties are hereby Noted.