PHINMA - Cagayan de Oro College (COC)

Honestly, this school is so underated and been unappreciated for too long. How can I hate a school that prioritize students? Like, how they held Mental Health events for students to get a lot of therapy in different form. How can I hate a school that is politically aware and educating students about how the current social issues affects us students. How can they not appreciate the free food, the scholar, scholarship the school has? I am so happy and contented to enroll in this student center school. This school should receive more appreciation. I AM CONFIDENT AND GLOWING JUST BY BEING A STUDENT HERE IN THIS SCHOOL! I LOVE PHINMA COC❤️

This school provides decent education to its students, but the school system oftenly rushes school exams, making it to a monthly tuition and hassling. It's hard especially for working students, but at least this school allows promisory notes where the school pays the balance for you to be able to take the exam. Be aware that during tuition payments, the school is ALWAYS clogged. With their finance office that only has 5 windows that caters payers, it takes hours before your priority number finally gets called. It's better to arrive their earlier especially during the event of tuition payment.

We’re always required to pay a laboratory fee for each sem, but we barely even get to use the lab since all of the equipment is either broken or outdated. Plus the unreasonable & unexpected increase sa among tuition karong semester, we never even hear a word or receive any sort of announcement from your page regarding ana

I'm a freshman BS Nursing Student, I felt awful at first because I heard that COC is worst, when I stepped in and enrolled, they're wrong, it's actually the best school in Cagayan de Oro, the teacher's and Clinical instructors are so accommodating and they really helped us to understand topics, I avail scholarship and it's great, cause it helps to lessen my tuition fees as a low class income family who dreams big

Avoid enrolling your children in this school. The education provided is of poor quality, and the administration consistently deflects responsibility for systemic failures by blaming the students.