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Got questions about HUMSS? We’ve got answers! Whether you’re still deciding if HUMSS is right for you or you’re already in the strand and looking for guidance, this FAQ section is here to clear up your doubts. From subjects and career paths to common misconceptions, we’re here to help you understand what makes HUMSS an exciting and meaningful choice. Below are the most frequently asked questions!
> Who should take the HUMSS strand?
> Who should take the HUMSS strand?
HUMSS is perfect for students who:
> Enjoy writing, speaking, and expressing ideas.
> Love discussing social issues, history, and culture.
> Want a career in psychology, law, education, journalism, politics, or social work.
> Prefer subjects like literature, philosophy, and political science over numbers and formulas.
> Is HUMSS difficult?
> Is HUMSS difficult?
Like any strand, HUMSS has its challenges! It involves a lot of reading, writing, research, and public speaking, but if you’re passionate about the subjects, it’s an exciting and fulfilling journey. Plus, you’ll develop skills that are useful in real life!
> What subjects will I take in HUMSS?
> What subjects will I take in HUMSS?
The subjects in the HUMSS strand vary by school and may change over time based on curriculum updates. However, they generally include core, applied, and specialized subjects focused on communication, humanities, and social sciences.
Core Subjects:
Core Subjects:
Languages: Oral Communication, Reading and Writing, Filipino Communication
Humanities: 21st Century Literature, Philippine Arts
Social Sciences: Culture, Politics, and Society; Philosophy
Math & Science: General Math, Statistics, Earth & Life Science
Others: PE & Health, Media and Information Literacy, Personal Development
Applied Subjects:
Applied Subjects:
English for Academic Purposes
Practical Research 1 & 2
Pagsulat sa Filipino
Empowerment Technologies
Entrepreneurship
Inquiries & Investigations
Specialized Subjects:
Specialized Subjects:
Creative Writing & Nonfiction
World Religions & Belief Systems
Trends, Networks & Critical Thinking
Philippine Politics & Governance
Community Engagement
Disciplines in Social & Applied Sciences
Disclaimer: The subjects offered in the HUMSS strand may vary by school and are subject to change based on curriculum revisions set by the Department of Education or the institution. Always check with your school for the most updated course list.
> Does HUMSS have Math?
> Does HUMSS have Math?
Yes, but it’s not as intensive as in STEM or ABM. HUMSS students usually take General Mathematics and Statistics & Probability, which focus more on data interpretation rather than complex equations.
> Is HUMSS only for students who are good at speaking?
> Is HUMSS only for students who are good at speaking?
Not at all! While HUMSS helps you improve communication skills, it also focuses on writing, research, and critical thinking. You don’t need to be a public speaker—you just need a willingness to learn and grow!
> Can I still pursue a medical course after HUMSS?
> Can I still pursue a medical course after HUMSS?
It’s challenging but not impossible! However, since HUMSS does not focus on science subjects, you may need to take additional courses or bridging programs to qualify for medical-related fields.
> What makes HUMSS unique?
> What makes HUMSS unique?
HUMSS stands out because it focuses on understanding people and society. It builds skills that are essential in any profession—critical thinking, communication, empathy, and creativity. Whether you become a lawyer, teacher, journalist, or psychologist, HUMSS equips you with tools to make an impact in the world.
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