Established 1916 Number of students 10,000 Founded 1916 | Colors Green and Yellow Color Green and Yellow | |
Type Government, state university President Dr. Feliciano Calora Jr. Motto Bringing Service with Utmost Quality and Dedication Similar University of the Cordilleras, University of the Philippin, Ifugao State University, Saint Louis University, Don Mariano Marcos M | ||
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Benguet State University is a state university located in the municipality of La Trinidad in the province of Benguet in the Philippines.
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- Pagbabago benguet state university devcomm
- Benguet state university
- Colleges campuses and institutions
- Elementary and secondary schools
- References
It was originally named Trinidad Farm School, which was later changed to Trinidad Agricultural School (TAS). From TAS its name was changed to Trinidad Agricultural High School (TAHS). When the school was nationalizedits name was again changed to Mountain National Agricultural School (MNAS). It was soon converted into the Mountain National College (MNAC); Mountain Agricultural College (MAC); and eventually, the Mountain State Agricultural College (MSAC) in 1969 through Republic Act 5923.
On January 12, 1986, the school was converted into a chartered state university by virtue of Presidential Decree 2010. At present Benguet State University is home to various Center of Excellence (COE) and Center of Development (COD) programs such as Agriculture, Education and Nursing.
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Colleges, campuses and institutions
BSU has two satellite campuses, eight colleges, two academic institutes, and a Graduate School. It also runs an Open University. These units offer graduate and undergraduate degree programs in agriculture, forestry, teacher's education, nursing, physical sciences and the arts. Some units offer non-degree programs and short courses. Colleges:
Institutes:
Campuses:
Elementary and secondary schools
Besides having college campuses, the school had also elementary and secondary campuses. The elementary was called Elementary Laboratory School (ELS) and the secondary as the Secondary Laboratory School (SLS). Both of these were connected with the College of Teacher's Education by helping college students practice teaching children and adolescents. The ELS campus is located at KM. 5, La Trinidad while the SLS campus is in the Out Post, La Trinidad.