Review for Major Exam

• “Like charges repel while unlike charges attract.”
• protons (carriers of positive charges)
• neutrons (uncharged particles)
• • electrons (carriers of negative charges)
• Electrons do not always stay in the atoms, instead, they can be removed by rubbing.
• The Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013 (Republic Act 10533) is commonly known as the K-12 Law.
• The ability to be admitted to college and to succeed in foundation courses without remediation.

  Higher Education and College Readiness
• It involves the process of identifying, creating, and pursuing opportunities to start new businesses or ventures.

  Entrepreneurship
• It refers to the state of being engaged in paid work or gainful activity.

  Employment
• This exit is applicable mostly for TVL track like ICT and TOUR. In other words, they should pursue courses from TESDA.

  Middle Level Skills Development
• the four exits are not necessarily doors that you enter, but more like keys that you could bring.
• College life is more challenging and the environment is bigger with a diverse people.
• It consists of vocabulary, grammar, spelling, etc.

  Language Proficiency
• It consists of passages that measure your understanding of what you read.

  Reading Comprehension
• It consists of algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics.

  Mathematics
• It consists of biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, astronomy.

  Science
• The overall image and quality of graduates of an institution.

  Academic Reputation
• The curriculum of the school must be on par with national or international standards.

  Accreditation and Certification
• The extracurricular activities or “life at the university” of the students.

  Campus Life
• The tuition fee students need to pay every term.

  Cost of Education
• The courses and degrees offered must be aligned with your career goals.

  Course and majors offered
• They will help and counsel you during your college life.

  The Faculty and Administration
• The cost of living is another factor to be considered by checking the location of the campus.

  Living Expenses
• The safety inside the campus affects the students' learning.

  Safety and Security
• This can be academic or non-academic in nature and is offered to qualified students. Ex: DOST, SM, Gokongwei, etc.

  Scholarship and Financial Aid
• This boosts the students’ academic journey.

  Support Services
• Know the calendar activities of the school.
• Accomplish and submit all requirements before the deadline.
• True or False: Be present on the 1st day of enrollment.

  True
• True or False: Polish your interpersonal skills.


  True
• Memorize your class schedule and room assignments.
• Sign up at student organizations/clubs which are in line with your interest.
• Know the available facilities and learning resources.
• ➷Tips before starting a business: Conduct a market research.
• ➷Tips before starting a business: Write a simple business plan.
• ➷Tips before starting a business: Create social media accounts for the business.
• ➷Tips before starting a business: Calculate expenses and funding.
• ➷Tips before starting a business: Promote your business.
• ➷Tips before starting a business: Organise business and identity.
• Only one person owns the business.

  Sole Proprietorship