Admission

1. Preschool / Grade 1
   • One (1) Long White Folder
   • Two (2) Recent 1×1 ID Pictures
   • Authenticated Birth Certificate (PSA Copy) – Original and Photocopy
   • Baptismal Certificate / Certificate from other religious affiliation – Original and Photocopy
   • Interview by the Admission Committee
2. Transferees
   • Same as Preschool and Grade 1 applicants
   • Original Report Card (Form 138)
   • Certificate of Good Moral Character from the school last attended duly signed by the Principal – Original 
   • If transfer is done during the year, current Form 138 and Certificate of Transfer Eligibility duly signed by the Principal of the school from where the student comes.
3. Old Students
   • Original Report Card (Form 138)
   • Summer Card (For Summerians) if applicable

1.  Freshmen Applicants (Grade 7/Grade 11)
• One (1) Long White Folder
• Two (2) Recent 1×1 ID Pictures
• Original Report Card (Form 138) duly signed by the Principal/Transfer Credential
• Authenticated Birth Certificate (PSA Copy) – Original and Photocopy
• Baptismal Certificate / Certificate from other religious affiliation – Original and Photocopy
• Certificate of Good Moral Character from the school last attended duly signed by the Principal – Original
• For ESC Grantees from other schools (Junior/Senior High School): ESC Certificate
• For Students from Public Schools (Senior High School): Certificate of Completion
• For Student who applied for online QVR (Senior High School): QVR Certificate
2. Transferees
• Same as Grade 7/Grade 11 applicants
• If transfer is done during the year, current Form 138 and Certificate of Transfer Eligibility duly signed by the Principal of the school from where the student comes.
3. Old Students
• Original Report Card (Form 138)
• Summer Card (For Summerians)

1. Freshmen/First Year
   • Two (2) Recent 2×2 Colored ID Pictures
   • Original Report Card (Form 138) with at least 80% general average – Original and Photocopy
   • PSA Birth Certificate – Original and Photocopy
   • Baptismal Certificate – Original and Photocopy
   • Certification of Good Moral Character from an authorized school official
   • Interview (Guidance/Dean or Program Chairperson)
   • Government Examination (PEPT, NCAE, ALS, etc.)
   • Medical/Health Certificate for drug-free condition and from other forms of illnesses
   • If married, Marriage Certificate issued by the Catholic Church
   • Shall meet the specific requirements for the designated course applied for.
2. Transferees
   • As a general rule, only students without failure, incomplete marks and dropped subjects may be admitted for academic promotion.
   • Must apply within the prescribed period set by the school.
   • Must present the following credentials: Certificate of Transfer, Good Moral Character, Transcript of Records or Certificate of Grades for evaluation purposes, PSA Birth Certificate (Original and Photocopy), Baptismal Certificate (Original and Photocopy), and two (2) recent colored ID pictures.
   • Must pass the interviews and entrance examination given by the College.
   • Subject for evaluation/assessment.
3. Old Students
   • As a general rule, continuing students must have passed at least 60% of the total number of units taken in the previous semester including P.E. and NSTP-CWTS.
   • For students seeking readmission after stopping for a semester or more:
     1. Must have not enrolled in another school
     2. Must secure clearance from the Office of Student Affairs (Students found to have serious offenses may be denied re-admission)
     3. Must secure clearance from the Finance Office
   • Proceed to the Registrar’s Office for assessment/evaluation
4. Degree Holders/Unit Earners
   
   • Official Transcript of Records with Special Order from CHED
   • Two (2) recent 2×2 Colored ID Pictures
   • PSA Birth Certificate – Original and Photocopy
   • Baptismal Certificate – Original and Photocopy

1. 1. Bachelor’s Degree: A completed undergraduate degree from an accredited institution.
   2. Curriculum Vitae (CV): A detailed resume outlining your academic and professional achievements.
   3. Certificate of Good Moral Character: An official document attesting to your ethical standing.
   4. Transcript of Records: Official transcripts reflecting your academic performance.
   5. 2×2 ID Picture: A recent passport-sized photograph.
   6. Entrance Examination: A comprehensive test to assess your aptitude for legal studies.
   7. Interview: A panel interview to evaluate your suitability for the program and your commitment to the legal profession.

Contact Information:
Email: ccclawschool@gmail.com
Phone: 86342000 loc. 114/120

1. Basic Education

        Enrollment is truly significant in every educational institution. Enrollees are the institution’s lifeblood. Focusing on increasing enrollment requires a fully coordinated effort of administrators and teachers working together on the best strategies.
   
         Majority of private schools’ enrollment period is two months before the start of classes for the new school year. Private Schools, State Colleges and Universities, including universities that are following the school opening schedule of DepEd, are highly encouraged to also accept late enrollees until the extension date as per DepED Order 038 s. 2021.
   
         We aim to give opportunities to our students to continue their studies whatever the reason may be despite being late enrollees, support them pursue their education and later make their dreams come true, and create a process and guidelines to accommodate late enrollees.

   1. The submission of the following requirements especially the Report Card is necessary to validate if the late enrollee is qualified:
      • Report cards or Form 138 / Transfer credentials
      • PSA Birth Certificate
      • Baptismal Certificate
   2. The school can still accept late enrollees before the second grading of the school year begins, but the advisers need to assist the students regarding the activities and lessons they missed.
   3. To avoid misapprehension, transferees and late enrollees are two different things. Transferees are students who have enrolled or taken e.g. First Grading Grades in other schools and will continue in our school within the school year. While late enrollees are the students who passed in the previous school year that are unable to enroll on the given date of enrollment

   Things to Consider:

   • The opening and closing of a student’s enrollment entry into the DepEd system is called Learner’s Information System (LIS). (The school shall follow the closing date of student’s enrollment as prescribed by the DepEd-LIS)
   • The deadlines of submission of enrollment reports needed for ESC, SHS Voucher, and other scholarship grants.
2. College
   1. The Registrar attends to the request of the students in case of late enrollment
   2. The student presents a letter requesting for approval to enroll. To be embodied in the request are the following: justification of the request, subjects to be taken and their corresponding units, schedule of classes, and semestral load as per College’s approved curriculum.

• Certificate / Proof of compliance with the Commission on Immigration requirements and the Department of Foreign Affairs
• Certificate of Eligibility for Admission from the DepEd
• Photocopy of Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) against the original and signed officer from the Foreign Division, DepEd
• Original Report Card (Consider DepEd Guidelines for from Foreign Countries Seeking Admission to Philippine Schools) 
• Birth and Baptismal Certificate
• Interview of Parent/Guardian by the Principal/Dean