Assumption College of Davao

schedule of enrollment

First Semester, AY 2013-2014

Sunday and regular classes

May 14 - 15 HRM - New Students
May 16 - 17 ICT - New Students (Day Class only)
May 18 - 20 HRM - First Year (Old)
May 21 HRM (Octoberians - First Yr. and Second Yr.)
May 22 ICT (Octoberians - First Yr. and Second Yr.)
May 23-24 HRM - Second Year (Old)
May 25-26 ICT (First Year Old)
May 26 ORIENTATION (Sunday and Weekend Classes)
May 27-28 ICT (Second Year Old)
June 2 CLASSES BEGIN (Sunday & Weekend Classes)
June 3 CLASSES BEGIN (Daily Classes - Day & Night)

Regular and Weekend Classes

May 20 - 22 All New Students/Transferees
May 23 - 24 B.E.ED.
May 25 B.S.H.R.M. and B.S.I.T. (WEEDKEND CLASSES)
May 26 ORIENTATION (Sunday and Weekend Classes)
May 27 - 28 B.S.ED.
May 29 B.S.H.R.M. (Daily Classes - Day & Night)
May 30 B.S.S.W. and B.S.I.T. (Daily Classes - Day & Night)
May 31 A.B. and B.S.B.A.
June 2 CLASSES BEGIN (Sunday & Weekend Classes)
June 3 CLASSES BEGIN (Daily Classes - Day & Night)

Others

ACD Continues to be True to its Commitment

It was a heart-warming sight to see the Missionaries of the Assumption Sisters waiting anxiously but patiently for the women, children and their men-folk who were barricading the Davao office of the Department of Social Welfare and Development. As dusk slowly pulled the shadows of uncertainty and weariness felt by over 3,000 calamity-stricken people from different areas in Compostela Valley and Davao oriental, the Sisters and many among its educators felt an overwhelming compassion for them....Read more

Tatay Antero’s Light at the End of The Tunnel

When I saw Tatay Antero C. Rosit, 69, at the Christmas party hosted by “Bahandi”, an organization where he is a member, I thought, he could be good subject for me to interview. Our class section was attending their party for a purpose, that is, all of us students under the Social Science I subject are tasked to undertake individual interviews with members of Bahandi as part of our lesson in Social Investigation....Read more

ACD Continues to be True to its Commitment

Tatay Antero’s Light at the End of The Tunnel

Notes from the Heartland of Paquibato