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ADMISSION POLICY

  1. Student shall be accepted reagdless of age, sex, nationality, relegious beliefs, socio-economic status or political affiliations.
  2. Students must have graduated from recognized secondary schools.
  3. Students must pledge to abide by and comply with all the rules and regulations of the Polytechnic.
  4. Students must not have enrolled in any academic or college subject/s prior to the enrollment as beginning freshmen; otherwise, they shall be classified as transferees.
  5. Students enrolled in vocational courses or those not leading to a degree program are admitted as beginning freshmen.
  6. Students must meet all the prescribed requirements of the Polytechnic.

 

RETENTION POLICY

  1. Evaluation of student records for purpose of retention is guided by the following standards:
% FAILURE  NO. OF UNITS ENROLLED STATUS ALLOWABLE LOAD THE FOLLOWING SEMESTER
 25%-49%  Any number  of academic units Warning Less 3 units from normal load
 50%-75%  6 academic units or more Probation 15 units only
 76% or more  9 academic units or more Dismissal from the department  Not allowed to enroll
 100%  

Permanent disqualification

from the Polytechnic

  

2. Any student who has received two (2) Successive warning shall be placed on Probation.

3. Probation status of a student may be lifted upon passing all the subjects carried during the term he is on probation.

4. Any student under probation who again fails in 50% or more of the total number of academic units enrolled will be dismissed from the college.

5. Any student dropped from one department shall not be admitted to another in the Polytechnic, unless in which case, he may be allowed to enroll in the appropriate course. Such student shall be placed on probation.

6. Permanent disqualification does not apply to cases, where, on recommendation of the faculty concerned, he certifies that the grades of 70 is due to unauthorized dropping of the student and not to poor scholarship. 

Mission:

The primary responsibility of the library is to support the institution’s instructional, curricular, research and extension programs through an organized, relevant and fast delivery of information services.

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Goals and Objectives

Goals

To create an adequate and stimulating learning environment by providing information resources in pursuit of instruction, research and extension work of the academic institution.

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Objectives

  1. To acquire, organize, and provide materials in line with the institution’s main objectives, course offerings and programs;
  2. To offer formal and/ or informal instruction to library users in the use of books and resources;
  3. To provide library users a reading area and other library facilities;
  4. To coordinate with the faculty and students regarding their needs on instructional materials;
  5. To provide a variety or reading materials on different subjects and interests of students;
  6. To establish library linkages and networks with other agencies for library donations and resource sharing; and
  7. To extend services to the community and other agencies.

Tadian Campus

  • General Collections– These include subject references on humanities, social sciences, history, language, pure science, applied sciences, arts, languages, literature and computers.
  • Filipiniana – These are books and other materials on various subjects or topics written by Filipino authors, or about the Philippines, or published in the Philippines.
  • Periodicals – These are collections of local and foreign serials such as magazines, newspapers, professional and research journals.
  • Reference – These include encyclopaedias, dictionaries, almanacs, atlases, dictionaries which are considered for room use only.
  • Theses collection – These are research models submitted by both undergraduate and graduate students.
  • Vertical files – These are clippings of relevant issues from newspapers.
  • Manuscripts or Feasibility studies – research models submitted by forestry and engineering students.
  • Engineering – These are collections on topics about civil, electrical and geodetic engineering.
  • Forestry – These are collections on topics about forestry, agriculture, agroforestry, and animal production.
  • For Room Use Only - These are selected books which are not allowed to be brought out for overnight use.
  • Instructional Media – These include multi-media materials and equipment for viewing.
  • Instructional Materials prepared by faculty members – These are teaching manuals prepared by faculty for classroom instruction.
  • E-library – These include digitized collections, e-books and other online resources, DOST STARBOOKS
  • Library corners – These include donated library resources like Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), Local Government Development Fund(LOGODEF), Cordillera Highland Agricultural Resource Management Project 2 (CHARMP2) and Statistics.

Bontoc Campus

  • General Circulation – These include subject references on humanities, social sciences, history, language, pure science, applied sciences, arts, languages, literature and computers.
  • Filipiniana – These are books and other materials on various subjects or topics written by Filipino authors, or about the Philippines, or published in the Philippines.
  • Periodicals – These are collections of local and foreign serials such as magazines, newspapers, professional and research journals.
  • References – These include encyclopaedias, dictionaries, almanacs, atlases, dictionaries which are considered for room use only.
  • Theses collections – These are research models submitted by both undergraduate and graduate students.
  • Vertical files – These include clippings of relevant issues from newspapers.
  • Fiction – includes pocket books which can be brought out for one week.
  • Criminology – These are collections on topics related to criminology.
  • Nursing – These are collections on topics related to nursing.
  • HRM/T –These are collections on topics related to hotel & restaurant management and tourism.
  • For Room Use Only – These are selected books which are not allowed to be brought out for overnight use.
  • Instructional Media – These include multimedia materials and equipment for viewing.
  • E-library – These include digitized collections, e-books and other online resources such as DOST STARBOOKS.
  • Library corners – These include donated library resources like Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas(BSP), Local Government Development Fund(LOGODEF), Cordillera Highland Agricultural Resource Management Project 2 (CHARMP2) and Statistics.
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