The application period for clubs and orgs, also known as enlistments week, will start on September 9! Until then, we suggest that you continue browsing through SCOPE it Out to learn about your favorite clubs and orgs.

You may join a maximum of three (3) clubs or organizations that do not have any scheduling conflicts with one another. This excludes strand-based organizations, as well as clubs and organizations that conduct circumstantial meetings. It is recommended that you regulate and evaluate the clubs you will join in order to balance various extracurriculars and academic obligations. Please also keep in mind that some club/organization schedules may clash with one another.

Students are not allowed to join clubs or organizations with clashing time slots as this will compromise the systems upheld by the Student Activities Unit (SAU), and club/organization officers.

Yes, joining clubs and/or organizations is requireed. However, do note that you are already admitted to your respective academic-based organization as a member; thus, you are free to choose and apply to other relevant bodies.

Yes, all students have the right to propose clubs. Club proposal will undergo a thorough screening and review from the SHS Organization Accreditation Committee (SHS-OAC).

Clubs and organizations hold meetings every Wednesday. Additionally, some clubs and organizations hold weekly meetings while others follow a circumstantial basis. 

No. Usually, performing organizations, school publications, sports clubs, and other organizations are the clubs/organizations that require interviews and/or auditions. Ultimately, it is dependent on the club/organization. 

Yes. Students who fail to attend more than half of the club/organization meetings without a proper excuse would be recorded as cutting classes and may receive sanctions as mandated by their club/organization's constitution.

No. The SCOPE Student Committee will operate independently and exclusively under the SCOPE Executive Board. Should you wish to become a part of both committees, you may apply for both the SCOPE Student Committee and Student Council Student Committee separately.

You may reach out through DLSU SCOPE's social media pages, or contact any of the SCOPE Executives through Messenger or Gmail.

High-commitment clubs/organizations require rigorous screening and members with adequate skills as required by the organization. Furthermore, they have strict standards that allow the continuous progression of the club/organization. On the other hand, low-commitment requires less time and effort commitment.

For specific club / organizational queries, you may direct your questions directly to that body via email. For general and SAU-related queries, you may contact DLSU SCOPE via dlsuscope@gmail.com.