Enroll at SMCL Senior HS for only P750 monthly

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Saint Michael's College of Laguna now offers Senior High School at a low rate of P750 per month for first semester, academic year 2017-2018.

This offer applies to Grade 10 completers of Biñan Public Junior High Schools and recipients of the local government voucher.

Enrollees should also be from the upper 20% of the graduating class.

SMCL is an autonomous, accredited, and ISO-certified higher education institution that offers Accountancy and Business Management (ABM), Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), and Humanities and Social Sciences (HumSS) in Senior High School.

For information, go to the SMCL Senior High School Facebook page here.

Terms and conditions apply. Other scholarships are also available. For inquiries, call the Admissions Center at +63 49 511 93 59 local 302 or thru our mobile lines at +63 947 586 4097 or +63 926 766 4953.

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