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168,000 STUDENTS REJECTED BY STATE UNIVERSITIES DUE TO LIMITED CAPACITY

October 4, 2025
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At least 168,000 students were denied admission to state universities and colleges (SUCs) due to capacity issues, with over half of the

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  • News

    • MORE NATIONS STAND WITH THE PHILIPPINES AFTER THE POWERFUL CEBU EARTHQUAKE

    • 168,000 STUDENTS REJECTED BY STATE UNIVERSITIES DUE TO LIMITED CAPACITY

    • RETIRED OFFICERS PUSHED COUP AGAINST MARCOS, MILITARY REMAINED LOYAL — BRAWNER

  • Politics

    • SOTTO SAYS IMEE’S EXIT FROM SENATE GC REFLECTS RIGHT TO PERSONAL OPINION

    • MAYOR FAUSTINO LEADS CALUMPIT’S CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL ELDERLY WEEK, VOWS CONTINUED SUPPORT

    • MARCOS VOWS TO TACKLE ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN PAMPANGA

  • Business

    • MAYNILAD SETS SIGHTS ON PRIMEWATER ACQUISITION

    • PIDS CALLS ON LAWMAKERS TO BROADEN THE SCOPE OF THE BLUE ECONOMY ACT

    • DECLINE IN SUGAR PRODUCTION LOOMS AS PEST INFESTATION SPREADS

  • Sport

    • TEAM NORTH DOMINATES ICTSI ELITE JUNIOR FINALS CHAMPIONSHIP

    • MANNY PACQUIAO IN FINAL TALKS FOR SHOWDOWN WITH ROLLY ROMERO

    • SENATE LAUDS ALAS PILIPINAS’ BREAKTHROUGH AT FIVB WORLD TOURNAMENT

  • Entertainment

    • ENTER THE ‘SHOWGIRL’ ERA: TAYLOR SWIFT’S GLITTERING NEW CHAPTER

    • SHUVEE ETRATA NAMED FIRST FEMALE AMBASSADOR OF BOY SCOUTS OF THE PHILIPPINES

    • SPARKLE REFUTES CLAIMS OF HEART EVANGELISTA LOSING BRAND DEALS

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