NON-ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

A. Saint Jaime Hilario Scholarship Grant (for Grade School, Junior High School and Senior High School)
Inspired by the Lasallian mission, the Office of the Lasallian Assistance Management Program continues to provide greater access to a human and Christian education to enable students from the economically disadvantaged sectors of the community to participate in the transformation of the society. To concretize this noble endeavor, LAMP initiated the rebirth of Saint Brother Jaime Hilario Scholarship Program for Grade School, Junior and Senior High School. This program ensures its commitment in offering basic Christian and Lasallian education to highly motivated and qualified graduates of Lipa City and neighboring municipalities whose economic condition hinders them from studying at De La Salle Lipa.

Eligibility:

1. Incoming Grade School, Junior High School and Senior High School (except Grade 12) students with a grade point average of 85%
2. Stanine Rank of 5 in all areas in the Placement Test
3. Annual Family Income not exceeding PhP 700,000.00

Documentary Requirement:
Copy of Report Card for SY 2022-2023 with computed Grade Point Average (Average should be in numerical value)

B. St. Solomon Leclercq Scholarship Grant (for incoming College students)
This scholarship grant aims to give access to a Lasallian education in the College for academically qualified students from economically disadvantaged families. Qualified students for this program are entitled to 100% discount on tuition and other fees. The grantee can enjoy this benefit in exchange for clerical services rendered to the school. This program also aims to promote the value of work and its attributes during the performance of the working students’ functions so that they shall then be trained to be responsible and industrious individuals with positive attitudes toward their job.

Eligibility:

1. Incoming college freshmen with a grade point average of 85%
2. Stanine Rank of 5 in all areas in the Placement Test
3. Annual Family Income not exceeding PhP 700,000.00

Documentary Requirement:
Copy of Report Card for 2nd semester SY2022-2023 with computed Grade Point Average (Average should be in numerical value)

Notes:

1. Non-academic scholarship applicant who has a sibling who formerly enjoyed non-academic scholarship grant at DLSL is automatically disqualified from applying to this type of scholarship grant.
2. BS Nursing, BS Architecture, Certificate and Graduate programs are not offered in this type of scholarship.

NON-ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS PROGRAM APPLICATION PROCESS

1. 1. Applicant accesses the DLSL website for the creation of DLSL online application account.https://onlineadmissions.dlsl.edu.ph/
   2. Applicant accomplishes Institutional Admissions and Testing Office (IATO) requirements for the Placement Test.
   3. Applicant takes the Placement test. Please bring your own laptop (applicant with no laptop may coordinate with the IATO for a free use of laptop).
   4. IATO notifies the applicant/examinee who qualifies for scholarship application based on the result of the Placement Test.
   5. On Pre Screening Form and Certified True Copy of Report Card
      1. For Online Submission – applicant accomplishes the pre-screening form (from LAMP office template) on the link provided by the IATO
      2. For In-Person Submission – applicant visits the LAMP Office and submits the pre-screening form and certified true copy of report card
   6. Applicant selects type of scholarship he/she intends to apply.
   7. Scholarship Coordinator conducts online/in-person preliminary screening.
   8. Scholarship Coordinator provides the list of documentary requirements for online (via registered email) and in-person applicants.
   9. Scholarship Coordinator validates the completeness and correctness of the requirements.
   10. Scholarship Committee representative conducts in-person home visitation.
   11. Scholarship Committee representative advises the pre-qualified applicant to wait for the final result of their scholarship application.
   12. Scholarship Coordinator issues (online/in-person) Notice of Scholarship Acceptance (NOSA) to newly accepted non-academic scholars for SY24-25.

Notes:

1. 1. All scholarship applications are subject to the Scholarship Committee’s final evaluation and ranking.
   2. ALL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICANTS MUST NOT PAY THE RESERVATION FEE. PAYMENT OF RESERVATION FEE INVALIDATES THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION.
   3. A STUDENT IS ALLOWED TO APPLY IN ONE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM OF THEIR CHOICE.

LAMP manages the students scholarship grants program as it promotes and encourages interest in education for students planning to enroll, with a view to reducing the student’s financial obligation in recognition of his/her academic achievements. It

• Formulates and recommends guidelines and policies of the scholarship grants program taking into account sound selection criteria, scholarship evaluation, application processes and fund appropriation.
• Develops and recommends internal control measures to achieve cost minimization and proper fund management.
• Conducts periodic reviews of the implementation of the school activities for the scholars to ensure the viability and sustainability of the scholarship program.
• Conducts a preliminary evaluation and interview of applicants to determine if they satisfy the basic criteria of the scholarship program.
• Coordinates with the Institutional Admissions and Testing Office, Office of the College and Integrated School Registrars, Finance Resource Department and other related offices on the progress and status of the applicants for, and grantees of scholarships.
• Coordinates with sponsors, donors and benefactors on matters concerning the academic achievement of beneficiaries, financial reports, and details of the deeds of donation.
• Convenes the Scholarship Committee for the evaluation and selection of proposed scholars/grantees for recommendation to the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Mission.
• Establishes linkages to have access to scholarship grants, endowment sources and various other forms of financial assistance in aid of education.
• Conducts periodic reviews of guidelines and policies of the scholarship program taking into account sound selection criteria, scholarship evaluation, application processes, and fund appropriation.
• Updates the designated scholarship coordinators of the different divisions on the progress and status of the application for scholarship grants.