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Far Eastern University is one of the leading private universities in the Philippines offering accessible, quality, and future-ready education. We aim to develop well-rounded students who are intellectually curious, creative problem solvers, critical thinkers, responsible digital citizens, professionals, and contributing members of society.
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Nov 28, 2023 · Freshmen Application • Far Eastern University. Updated as of 3:14 pm November 28, 2023. Regional Testing Centers (for applicants located outside Metro Manila) Freshmen applicants are those who have completed middle school (senior high) making them eligible to apply for college education.
Far Eastern University (FEU Manila), the main and oldest campus, is located in Sampaloc, Manila. It houses a wide range of academic programs under various institutes, research centers and also serves as the administrative center for the entire FEU Group of Schools.
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Far Eastern University. Manila, Metro Manila. Highlights. Type: Private University. Entrance exam: Required (FEU-CAT) Religious affiliation: Non-sectarian. Term structure: Semester. School year: starts in August. Tuition Fees. Certificate degree: ₱ 44,000-70,000 per year. Bachelor's degree: ₱ 100,000-120,000 per year. Master's degree:
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Quality Education since 1928, Far Eastern University (FEU) comes to Cavite in 2009. The Home of the Tamaraw in the South.
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