Students are encouraged to join up to 3 clubs or organizations, as long as their schedules do not overlap.

Joining clubs and organizations is optional but strongly encouraged, and students may choose those that align with their interests. However, all students are automatically part of their respective strand-based organizations (i.e., STEM Society, Siningdula, HUMSS Society, ABM Central Organization, and Athlethismo).

Yes, students are allowed to propose and establish a new club. However, please note that the process may take time as it will undergo careful evaluation and approval by the SHS Organization Accreditation Committee (SHS-OAC).

Club and organization meetings are usually scheduled every Wednesday. However, some groups may hold meetings on a flexible or as-needed basis. Students are encouraged to refer to SCOPE-it-Out! for the specific schedules of their chosen clubs and organizations.

No, not all clubs and organizations require interviews or auditions. These requirements depend on the discretion of each group. With that being said, organizations with higher levels of commitment often include screening as part of their application process.

There is a strong possibility that Term 3 enlistment interviews will be held online. However, arrangements may vary from one club or organization to another. Students are advised to regularly check the official social media accounts of their chosen clubs and organizations for the latest updates and announcements.

If a student misses a meeting without a valid reason, they will be marked absent and may face consequences based on the club or organization’s policies. These may include warnings or other related sanctions.

For any inquiries or concerns, you may reach out to DLSU SCOPE through its official communication channels:

Facebook – DLSU SCOPE | Instagram – @dlsu.scope | Email – dlsuscope@gmail.com

You may also directly coordinate with your chosen club or organization through their official social media pages or email addresses, which can be accessed via SCOPE-it-Out!

Students are encouraged to carefully consider time conflicts before joining multiple clubs or organizations to ensure they can fully participate and to maintain proper coordination among groups.

High-commitment organizations generally have more rigorous requirements during both the application process and active membership, often involving greater time and participation demands. Low-commitment organizations, on the other hand, are more flexible and may require less member involvement.