1. All applicants fill-up the application and preliminary interview form. The applicant then submits himself for an interview by the respective level counselor bringing with him/her the initial requirements (e.g. birth and baptismal certificates, certificate of good moral character, and previous school year’s from 138 if applicable)

2. If applicant passes the preliminary interview, he/she is allowed to pay the testing fee and take the written examination. After the examination, the applicant is informed when to get the result and is scheduled for another interview.

3. A member of the Admission Committee interprets the results of the exam of the applicant with the presence of his parent/guardian. If he/she passed the exam, he will be subjected for final interview and given the acceptance slip after all necessary papers are filled-up and signed. If the applicant is recommended for academic or behavior probation, both student and parent will oriented about the policies and will be made to sign a contract. If recommended for behavior probation, they have to pass by the Coordinator’s for Academic for Student Affairs and if recommended for academic probation they have to undergo an orientation by the Coordinator of Academics or any member of academic team.

4. Applicant presents acceptance slip and other papers to the I.S RECORDS OFFICER at the Registrar’s Office who in turn hands over the registration form.

5. Applicant recommended for probation fills up the registration form and presents it to the Treasurer’s Office for assessment and payment. The I.S RECORDS OFFICER will collect the Registrar’s copy of the registration form from the Treasurer’s Office and these forms will become the basis of the student’s enrollment.

1. The student gets his report card from the Principal’s Office and presents it to the I.S RECORDS OFFICER at the Registrar’s Office together with his certificate for reservation. I.S RECORDS OFFICER gives the registration form and after accomplishing it the student presents the form to the Treasurer’s Office personnel for assessment and payment. A student is not officially enrolled unless he has paid his registration fee.

2. Honor student (first and second honors only) must secure their discount form before going through the aforementioned procedure.

3. Old students who are under academic and behavior probation should pass by the Principal’s office and COSA Office for interview and signing of contract.

4. Students who were recommended to take remedial subject(s) and those with failure(s) must present their remedial certificates/summer grades before they will be given the final acceptance form.

1. The student-applicant must attain a total admission rating of at least 80%.

2. The enrollees must have met the age requirement of the year level applied for as stated in the student handbook.

3. Repeaters are not accepted, overage students and students who dropped out of school in the middle of the school year may be readmitted in a case-to-case basis.

4. An old student with 2 failing grades in the academic subjects but with a passing general average may be accepted on probationary basis provided he presents a certificate to prove that he has attended and has passed the requirements of his summer classes.

5. New enrollees who have poor grades in character education and have records that indicate habitual and/or serious misbehaviors will not be accepted.

6. Re-enrolment/re-admission of old students to LCC will be based on academic and behavioral performance.

7. Criteria for Admission of New Students:

Entrance Exam --- 40%

*Multiple Choice --- 30%

*Essay --- 10%

Interview --- 30%

Conduct --- 15%

General Average --- 15%

100%

8. The guidance counselor first interviews first year applicants before they can take the written exam. Applicants for higher year levels must first confer with a member of the Academic Team bringing with them their report cards for the previous school year, and in the company of a parent or guardian.