GROUP 2

CARLOS, JOHN CHRISTOPER
CASINGAL, MICAH
CUYUGAN III, REYNALDO
DE LEON, MARC CARLOS
TOPIC
  Perceived effects of
quarter system in Mapua
      involving the
   psychological and
   financial aspect of
students of ECE B3 batch
          2011.
QUESTIONS
•   What are the adjustments made
    by the students in order to cope
    up with the quarter system?

•   What are the techniques that
    they have made to be able to
    survive a one complete
    quarterm in Mapua?
• How can the parents deal with the
  financial stress of the tuition fee in
  Mapua?

• How can the students maintain their
  health condition through the years of
  their stay in Mapua?

• What are the advantages and
  disadvantages in studying at Mapua
  with regards of the psychological and
  financial status of the student?
THESIS STATEMENT
  The quarter system is a newly
  formed educational system in
    Mapua. It proposes some
   demands and effects to the
 students that will appoint them
to adjust in the conformity of the
           surrounding.
OUTLINE
Introduction
   1.1 Quarterm is your quickest link, the shortest
path to employment, gives the option to further
enhance competitiveness, the key to higher
productivity that Mapua adopts.
1.2 The quarter system is the newly formed
educational system that MIT follows, that enable
Mapua to advance exceedingly to other schools,
but what are the perceived effects of this system?

II. Body
    2.1 The psychological aspect of the quarter
system is an inevitable factor that concerns the
student mentality towards the academic system.
2.1.1 The adjustments made by the students to
cope up with the quarter system.
2.1.2 The techniques that they have
made to be able to survive a complete
quarterm.
     2.1.3 Number of hours that the students
can normally take.

     2.2 The financial aspect of the quarterm
system depends on the expenditure of the
students involving every aspect that includes
money.
     2.2.1 The adjustment of the parent in
dealing with the financial stress.
     2.2.2 The miscellaneous expends of the
students

III. Conclusion

Final group 2 Eng 11 A17

  • 1.
    GROUP 2 CARLOS, JOHNCHRISTOPER CASINGAL, MICAH CUYUGAN III, REYNALDO DE LEON, MARC CARLOS
  • 2.
    TOPIC Perceivedeffects of quarter system in Mapua involving the psychological and financial aspect of students of ECE B3 batch 2011.
  • 3.
    QUESTIONS • What are the adjustments made by the students in order to cope up with the quarter system? • What are the techniques that they have made to be able to survive a one complete quarterm in Mapua?
  • 4.
    • How canthe parents deal with the financial stress of the tuition fee in Mapua? • How can the students maintain their health condition through the years of their stay in Mapua? • What are the advantages and disadvantages in studying at Mapua with regards of the psychological and financial status of the student?
  • 5.
    THESIS STATEMENT The quarter system is a newly formed educational system in Mapua. It proposes some demands and effects to the students that will appoint them to adjust in the conformity of the surrounding.
  • 6.
    OUTLINE Introduction 1.1 Quarterm is your quickest link, the shortest path to employment, gives the option to further enhance competitiveness, the key to higher productivity that Mapua adopts. 1.2 The quarter system is the newly formed educational system that MIT follows, that enable Mapua to advance exceedingly to other schools, but what are the perceived effects of this system? II. Body 2.1 The psychological aspect of the quarter system is an inevitable factor that concerns the student mentality towards the academic system. 2.1.1 The adjustments made by the students to cope up with the quarter system.
  • 7.
    2.1.2 The techniquesthat they have made to be able to survive a complete quarterm. 2.1.3 Number of hours that the students can normally take. 2.2 The financial aspect of the quarterm system depends on the expenditure of the students involving every aspect that includes money. 2.2.1 The adjustment of the parent in dealing with the financial stress. 2.2.2 The miscellaneous expends of the students III. Conclusion