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Table 6. Private Higher Education Institutions Faculty-Student Ratio, Academic Year 2015-2016 Table 6. Private Higher Education Institutions Faculty-Student Ratio, Academic Year 2015-2016 Faculty-Student Region Higher Education Institutions Number of Students Number of Faculty Ratio NCR - National Capital Region Adamson University 16,498 526 1 : 31 Air Link International Aviation College 792 63 1 : 13 Alejandro Colleges 76 8 1 : 10 Alliance Graduate School 77 21 1 : 4 AMA Computer College-Makati 694 37 1 : 19 AMA Computer University 1,345 63 1 : 21 Arellano University-Manila 4,881 158 1 : 31 Arellano University-Malabon 402 50 1 : 8 Asia Pacific College 3,484 158 1 : 22 Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication 30 7 1 : 4 Asian Institute of Maritime Studies 4,304 95 1 : 45 Asian Seminary of Christian Ministries 116 26 1 : 4 Asian Social Institute 183 25 1 : 7 Asian Theological Seminary 208 41 1 : 5 Assumption College 1,125 100 1 : 11 Ateneo De Manila University-Quezon City 10,673 869 1 : 12 Ateneo De Manila University School of Medicine and Public Health 624 102 1 : 6 Ateneo Graduate School of Business 1,151 81 1 : 14 Bernardo College 472 24 1 : 20 Biblical Seminary of the Philippines 102 25 1 : 4 CAP College Foundation 391 88 1 : 4 University of Asia and the Pacific 2,265 227 1 : 10 Central Colleges of the Philippines 1,541 90 1 : 17 Centro Escolar University-Manila 14,955 573 1 : 26 Chiang Kai Shek College 714 69 1 : 10 Chinese General Hospital College of Nursing and Liberal Arts 423 36 1 : 12 Saint Anthony Mary Claret College 132 20 1 : 7 Colegio de San Juan de Letran 4,562 238 1 : 19 Colegio de San Lorenzo 1,162 42 1 : 28 College of the Holy Spirit of Manila 606 55 1 : 11 Concordia College 519 52 1 : 10 De La Salle University-Manila 19,191 1,045 1 : 18 De Los Santos-STI College 34 43 1 : 1 De Ocampo Memorial College 430 23 1 : 19 Divine Word Mission Seminary 148 27 1 : 5 De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde 13,148 779 1 : 17 Dominican College 184 28 1 : 7 Don Bosco Technical College 1,015 69 1 : 15 Page 1 of 39 Faculty-Student Region Higher Education Institutions Number of Students Number of Faculty Ratio Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College 2,438 97 1 : 25 Emilio Aguinaldo College 3,867 112 1 : 35 The Family Clinic 542 43 1 : 13 Far Eastern University 24,287 887 1 : 27 FEATI University 1,020 105 1 : 10 Febias College of Bible 188 36 1 : 5 FEU-FERN College 1,446 79 1 : 18 FEU-Dr. Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation 4,309 376 1 : 11 Governor Andres Pascual College 699 27 1 : 26 Greenville College 1,064 20 1 : 53 De La Salle-Araneta University 2,669 182 1 : 15 Guzman College of Science and Technology 78 21 1 : 4 Holy Rosary College Foundation 164 14 1 : 12 Institute of Community and Family Health 51 5 1 : 10 Institute of Formation and Religious Studies 169 20 1 : 8 Interface Computer College-Manila 494 23 1 : 21 International Baptist College 33 27 1 : 1 International Graduate School of Leadership 167 39 1 : 4 Jose Rizal University 10,226 240 1 : 43 La Consolacion College-Manila 1,382 44 1 : 31 La Consolacion College-Caloocan 328 16 1 : 21 Lacson College 462 18 1 : 26 Las Piñas College 205 37 1 : 6 Regis Marie College 108 14 1 : 8 Lyceum of the Philippines University 13,545 427 1 : 32 Manila Central University 3,320 338 1 : 10 Manila Tytana Colleges 1,372 97 1 : 14 Manila Law College 104 19 1 : 5 Manila Adventist Medical Center and Colleges 633 60 1 : 11 Manila Theological College 155 19 1 : 8 Manuel L. Quezon University 1,705 97 1 : 18 Mapua Institute of Technology-Manila 13,867 460 1 : 30 Mapua Institute of Technology-Makati 2,543 96 1 : 26 Martinez Memorial College 354 32 1 : 11 Mary Chiles College 147 29 1 : 5 CICM Maryhill School of Theology 187 25 1 : 7 Metro Business College-Pasay 373 7 1 : 53 Metro Manila College 1,843 71 1 : 26 Metropolitan Hospital College of Nursing 803 85 1 : 9 Miriam College 3,351 291 1 : 12 Mother of Life Center 24 12 1 : 2 Namei Polytechnic Institute 1,911 46 1 : 42 Page 2 of 39 Faculty-Student Region Higher Education Institutions Number of Students Number of Faculty Ratio National College of Business and Arts-Cubao 924 34 1 : 27 National College of Business and Arts-Fairview 4,010 83 1 : 48 The National Teachers College 6,325 135 1 : 47 National University 7,777 382 1 : 20 New Era University 16,657 369 1 : 45 Olivarez College 1,522 71 1 : 21 Our Lady of Lourdes College 1,668 61 1 : 27 Our Lady of the Angels Seminary 158 29 1 : 5 Pace Graduate School of Christian Education 27 17 1 : 2 Pasig Catholic College 984 69 1 : 14 Patts College of Aeronautics 6,486 139 1 : 47 Perpetual Help College of Manila 964 69 1 : 14 University of Perpetual Help System Dalta 11,110 294 1 : 38 Philippine Dominican Center of Institutional Studies 73 22 1 : 3 Philippine Christian University 3,125 222 1 : 14 Philippine College of Criminology 2,471 93 1 : 27 Philippine College of Health Sciences 833 69 1 : 12 St. Louis College-Valenzuela 824 38 1 : 22 Philippine Law School 406 19 1 : 21 Philippine Merchant Marine School-Manila 911 24 1 : 38 Philippine Merchant Marine School-Las Piñas 8,349 143 1 : 58 Philippine School of Business Administration-Quezon City 2,147 60 1 : 36 Philippine School of Business Administration-Manila 1,365 54 1 : 25 The Philippine Women's University System-Manila 3,525 221 1 : 16 The Philippine Women's University System-Quezon City 209 23 1 : 9 Philsin College Foundation 668 14 1 : 48 PMI Colleges-Manila 2,229 102 1 : 22 PMI Colleges-Quezon City 3,347 95 1 : 35 World Citi Colleges-Quezon City 1,393 67 1 : 21 Makati Medical Center College of Nursing 246 34 1 : 7 Republican College 352 27 1 : 13 Roosevelt College-Marikina 83 46 1 : 2 St. Camillus College Seminary 72 26 1 : 3 St. Francis Divine College 22 8 1 : 3 Saint Francis of Assisi College 948 31 1 : 31 St. Joseph's College of Quezon City 928 46 1 : 20 St. Jude College 1,772 95 1 : 19 St. Paul University-Manila (St. Paul Univerity System) 1,623 142 1 : 11 St. Paul University-Quezon City 1,499 81 1 : 19 Saint Rita College-Manila 76 18 1 : 4 St. Scholastica's College 1,970 245 1 : 8 Samson College of Science and Technology-Quezon City 462 38 1 : 12 Page 3 of 39 Faculty-Student Region Higher Education Institutions Number of Students Number of Faculty Ratio San Beda College 5,775 515 1 : 11 San Carlos Seminary 275 43 1 : 6 San Juan de Dios Educational Foundation 403 47 1 : 9 San Sebastian College-Recoletos 3,308 159 1 : 21 Sta. Catalina College 86 16 1 : 5 Santa Isabel College 784 126 1 : 6 Siena College 416 36 1 : 12 Southeastern College 391 17 1 : 23 St. Luke's College of Medicine-William H. Quasha Memorial 232 149 1 : 2 Stella Maris College 102 15 1 : 7 System Plus Computer College-Quezon City 116 7 1 : 17 Technological Institute of the Philippines-Manila 8,678 237 1 : 37 Technological Institute of The Philippines-Quezon City 13,511 355 1 : 38 Trinity University of Asia 5,203 189 1 : 28 Unciano Colleges and General Hospital 121 20 1 : 6 Southeast Asian College 526 51 1 : 10 University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center 2,608 329 1 : 8 The University of Manila 10,751 122 1 : 88 University of Santo Tomas 44,769 2,088 1 : 21 University of the East-Manila 17,071 517 1 : 33 University of the East-Caloocan 8,738 288 1 : 30 Angelicum College 255 52 1 : 5 Asian College of Science and Technology-Cubao 528 40 1 : 13 Don Bosco Center of Studies 191 23 1 : 8 Abraham Dumlao Colleges of the Philippines 100 4 1 : 25 FEU-East Asia College 3,118 155 1 : 20 IETI College-Alabang 794 22 1 : 36 Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College 469 37 1 : 13 San Beda College-Alabang 2,956 155 1 : 19 St. Dominic Savio College 1,262 43 1 : 29 St. John Technological College of the Philippines 507 20 1 : 25 STI College-Alabang 1,161 39 1 : 30 STI Education Services Groups - Cubao 1,667 51 1 : 33 STI Education Services Groups - Shaw 882 28 1 : 32 STI Education Services Group - Global City 4,154 108 1 : 38 STI College-Caloocan 5,516 106 1 : 52 STI College-Makati 696 34 1 : 20 STI College-Muñoz EDSA 1,586 66 1 : 24 STI College-Novaliches 2,312 85 1 : 27 STI Education Services Group - Fairview 3,517 83 1 : 42 STI College-Taft 966 31 1 : 31 STI College-Recto 1,157 34 1 : 34 Page 4 of 39 Faculty-Student Region Higher Education Institutions Number of Students Number of Faculty Ratio Philippine Rehabilitation Institute Foundation 121 25 1 : 5 Immaculada Concepcion Colleges 88 23 1 : 4 O.B. Montessori Center 9 5 1 : 2 West Bay College 1,181 48 1 : 25 System Plus Computer College-Caloocan 92 11 1 : 8 Saint Bernadette College of Alabang 147 21 1 : 7 Children of Mary Immaculate College 80 12 1 : 7 Nova College 37 8 1 : 5 Informatics College-Manila 924 10 1 : 92 The Fisher Valley College 1,821 35 1 : 52 La Consolacion College - Novaliches 147 21 1 : 7 ABE International College of Business and Economics-Legarda 443 15 1 : 30 AMA Computer College-Caloocan 562 15 1 : 37 AMA Computer College-Fairview 1,025 20 1 : 51 AMA Computer College-Parañaque 589 16 1 : 37 AMA Computer College-Sta.
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