BS in Accountancy

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Freshman Admission Requirements:
Admission Requirements - Freshmen: 1. All applicants for admission are required to pass the School's Entrance Examination. 2. Form 138 (High School Card) 3. Certificate of Good Moral Character 4. Four Copies of Colored ID Pictures (2 X 2) 5. 2 Xerox Copies of Birth Certificate from NSO

Transferees Admission Requirements:
Admission Requirements - Transferees: 1. Honorable Dismissal from last school attended 2. Copy of Grades or Transcript of Records (for evaluation purposes) 3. Certificate of good moral character 4. Four Copies of colored ID pictures (2x2) 5. 2 Xerox Copies of Birth Certificate from NSO

About the Provider

Philippine School Of Business Administration (PSBA) is a private educational institution founded in 1963. It began as a review center for Certified Public Accountants (CPA) as the Philippine Accounting and Taxation Services, Inc. (PATTS), which eventually became one of the notable CPA training centers in the country. By 1966, PATTS was officially converted into a degree-granting institution called the Philippine School of Business Administration. 

PSBA believes in the Filipino Youth. Its mission is to help them become leaders in the industry. At present, the college offers undergraduate degrees related to business administration as well as an MBA program and doctorate degrees. It also conducts review sessions for aspiring accountants who want to pass the CPA Board Exam. It also offers refresher courses related to the subject matter.   

Since its opening, the school has already produced CPA board passers. Aside from its competent accountants and business professionals, it is also home to individuals who made names in the field of sports such as basketball players Marc Pingris, Warren Ybanez and Vic Manuel. The Former Secretary of the Department of Education Jesli Lapus is also one of PSBA’s successful alumni as well as media personality/Life coach Ferdinand “Chinkee” Tan and Lito Lopez, president of Rusty Lopez.