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Here’s a list of the frequently asked questions (FAQs) regarding DLSU-D ACE Degree Completion Program

1. What is the Degree Completion Program (DCP)?
   
   • This program is offered to returnee students who were unable to finish their undergraduate degree for various reasons. DCP allows returnees to complete their undergraduate degree fully online through the University’s virtual learning environment.
   • It’s delivered 100% online, including laboratory and field courses, and designed to be asynchronous.
   
   
2. Is the quality of education in DCP different from that in a regular program?
   
   • No, fully online and regular programs have the same curriculum, credit units, student outcomes, and academic policies.
   
   
3. How is learning facilitated in DCP?
   
   • Through DLSUD ACE learning management system, Schoolbook, which allows access to resources and course works at any time
   
   
4. Can I enroll in DCP if I am a working student/individual?
   
   • Yes, the programs offer the flexibility of “anytime, anywhere” learning suitable for working students and professionals.
   
   
5. As a student, how do I get support services in a DCP?
   
   • DLSUD provides close assistance through life coaches that act as advisers throughout students’ academic life.
   
   
6. Can a student in DCP shift to a blended program?
   
   • Students in a fully online program are expected to complete their degree in a fully online mode.
   
   
7. What are the admission requirements for DCP?
   
   • For Undergraduate Programs:
     
     • Letter of Intent
     • Whichever applies:
       • Employment Certificate
       • Medical Certificate
       • Online Declaration of Marital/Parental Responsibilities
       • Residence Certificate
   • For Graduate and Post-graduate students:
     • Letter of Intent to Return
     • Certificate of completed proposal defense from the GS Director
   
   
8. What is the no. of units and fees for DCP?
   
   • Maximum no. of units per term is nine (9). Additional units require an approval from the adviser/department chair.
   • Fees (for single-student class)
     • Tuition = PHP5000 per unit
     • Miscellaneous
       • Registration – PHP2,000
       • Online Library – PHP1,500
       • Turintin – PHP500
       • LMS/Internet – PHP1,500
       • Online ID – PHP300
     • 20% discount applies to the tuition when the class is composed of more than one student.
     • The fee for an online proctoring is excluded and relies on the number of time a student takes a summative assessment.