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Welcome to the "Speak Up & Step Up" platform!
Welcome to the "Speak Up & Step Up" platform!
Welcome to the Speak Up, Step Up platform a space dedicated to exploring the complex issues within the University of the Philippines (UP). This site focuses on the discussions surrounding the so-called ‘burgis’ students those from wealthier backgrounds and the disparities that arise between them and students from lower-income households. The debate over who truly belongs at UP is intensifying, and it’s essential that all voices are heard.
Welcome to the Speak Up, Step Up platform a space dedicated to exploring the complex issues within the University of the Philippines (UP). This site focuses on the discussions surrounding the so-called ‘burgis’ students those from wealthier backgrounds and the disparities that arise between them and students from lower-income households. The debate over who truly belongs at UP is intensifying, and it’s essential that all voices are heard.
This platform aims to shed light on the inequalities in education that affect access for all students. Every voice matters, and by sharing our experiences, we can gain a deeper understanding of what it truly means to belong at UP.
This platform aims to shed light on the inequalities in education that affect access for all students. Every voice matters, and by sharing our experiences, we can gain a deeper understanding of what it truly means to belong at UP.
POPULAR OPINION
POPULAR OPINION
Many students have noticed that wealthier individuals have an edge in UP admissions due to their access to resources like private tutors and review centers.
Many students have noticed that wealthier individuals have an edge in UP admissions due to their access to resources like private tutors and review centers.
Did you know that students from wealthier families not only have better access to preparation but are often more familiar with the UPCAT process due to family tradition or alumni networks? Some even attend specialized workshops, which gives them a considerable advantage. And that’s what we aim to explore on this site.
Did you know that students from wealthier families not only have better access to preparation but are often more familiar with the UPCAT process due to family tradition or alumni networks? Some even attend specialized workshops, which gives them a considerable advantage. And that’s what we aim to explore on this site.
Join us as we unpack these pressing issues, engaging with the voices that are shaping the conversation about inclusivity.
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