BSU obtains highest level performance by CHED
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by Susan Aro
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet-The Benguet State University was accorded the highest category in the classification of state universities and colleges (SUCs) throughout the country in terms of its institutional performance.
BSU president Rogelio Colting said the institution was recognized by the Commission on Higher Education as Level IV, which is the highest level, based on its performance in providing quality education and in compliance with the criteria set on the various aspects of tertiary education.
Level IV SUCs enjoy corresponding benefits and awards of grants and subsidies form CHED’s Higher Education Development Fund.
Such recognition gives inspiration to the people behind such as the faculty and staff and the university officials as well, said Colting.
Looking back from its humble beginnings, the institution was established by the Americans as the La Trinidad Agricultural School in 1916 . Through the years, the academic institution which has become a state university has been reaching the heights, so to speak, in terms of performance.
BSU is now at par with the other universities and colleges across regions. It is likewise recognized at the international level and is envisioned to become a key player institution in South East Asia, Colting said
BSU is celebrating its 95th Founding Anniversary as an institution from June 27 – July 2, 2011. * (JDP/SCA- PIA CAR,Benguet)
LA TRINIDAD, Benguet-The Benguet State University was accorded the highest category in the classification of state universities and colleges (SUCs) throughout the country in terms of its institutional performance.
BSU president Rogelio Colting said the institution was recognized by the Commission on Higher Education as Level IV, which is the highest level, based on its performance in providing quality education and in compliance with the criteria set on the various aspects of tertiary education.
Level IV SUCs enjoy corresponding benefits and awards of grants and subsidies form CHED’s Higher Education Development Fund.
Such recognition gives inspiration to the people behind such as the faculty and staff and the university officials as well, said Colting.
Looking back from its humble beginnings, the institution was established by the Americans as the La Trinidad Agricultural School in 1916 . Through the years, the academic institution which has become a state university has been reaching the heights, so to speak, in terms of performance.
BSU is now at par with the other universities and colleges across regions. It is likewise recognized at the international level and is envisioned to become a key player institution in South East Asia, Colting said
BSU is celebrating its 95th Founding Anniversary as an institution from June 27 – July 2, 2011. * (JDP/SCA- PIA CAR,Benguet)

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