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Schools, Colleges and Universities in Oriental Negros and Occidental Negros in the Philippines Filipinos are very school-oriented. When family finances permit or with government scholarships [post high school only], many bright and ambitious Filipinos go to private [non-denominational, Catholic, and Protestant] elementary and secondary schools, and take post-high school training and education at the many vocational schools, colleges, and universities in the Philippines. Most classes are taught in English. Mabinay has a free public elementary school and national high school [but Philippines public classrooms are overcrowded and lack many educational resources], plus the Catholic Santo Nino High School in Lumbangan, Mabinay. Dumaguete is very famous in the Philippines for its top-notch, high-achieving colleges and universities: famous Silliman University [founded in 1901 and the only Protestant university in the Philippines], Negros Oriental State University [NORSU, a state-owned, low-tuition fountain of learning], St. Paul's College [over a century in existence and now a university], and Foundation University [a small but good quality university]. Dumaguete also has several post-graduate computer training schools: AMA, STI, and Acsat. |
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 College of Business Administration Building, Silliman University, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, Philippines. |
 St. Paul's College [now a university], Dumaguete City. Bring your group for paintball fun and adventure in Mabinay, Oriental Negros, Philippines. |
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