
Admissions
School Year 2025-2026
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About
The Ateneo de Davao University Junior High School (ADDU-JHS) accepts admission applications for incoming Grade 7 new students and incoming Grades 8, 9. and 10 transfer or returning students for School Year 2025-2026.
ADDU-JHS continues to implement OPEN ADMISSIONS. NO ENTRANCE EXAMS shall be conducted unless recommended by the Admissions Screening Committee (ASC).
All incoming Grade 7 students and transfer students for Grades 8, 9, and 10 must apply for admission to ADDU-JHS and receive a Notice of Acceptance (N.O.A.) before enrollment.
Interested student applicants may apply online via https://jhs.addu.edu.ph/admissions or may be assisted onsite by visiting the Admissions, Aid, and Alumni Affairs Office (AAAAO) located on the 2nd floor of the Administration Building of the JHS Campus during office hours (Weekdays 8:30am-11:30am and 1:00pm-4:30pm). The office can be reached at jhs.a4hs@addu.edu.ph/(082) 299 2404 local 4326/(63) 9456040265.
Schedule
Early Grade 7 Admissions for Magis Scholarship Qualification: January 15-February 19, 2025
Admissions Period: January 15, 2025 until further notice
Early Grade 7 Admissions for Magis Scholarship Qualification
Students who apply for Early Grade 7 Admissions from January 15-February 19, 2025 will be invited to take the Magis Scholarship Qualifying Test (MSQT) and gets the chance to earn our Academic Scholarship called the Magis Scholarship. Top ranking students based on the test results shall be granted a Magis Scholarship!
Learn more about the Magis Scholarship Program HERE.
Scholarships and Aid
ADDU-JHS offers academic (Magis Scholarship Program) and financial scholarships (Grant-in-Aid Scholarship Program, etc.) to interested qualified students. This school is also receiving financial subsidy for the EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CONTRACTING (E.S.C.) from the government through the Department of Education.
Learn more HERE.
Requirements
Before accomplishing the admissions form, prepare a high quality photo of the requirements below to be uploaded in the form:
#1 Student’s Latest ID Photo with white background #2 Proof of Admissions Fee Payment #3 Official Report Cards (ADDU GS pupils are NOT required to submit this anymore) Incoming Grade 7 Students: Official Grade 5 Report Card Incoming Grades 8-10 Transfer Students: Official Report Card/s from Grade 7 until the last grade level attended. Reference Copy of Transcript of Records are accepted. Additional Documents for students from public elementary schools who are in the Top 5 of the batch only: Letter/Certificate indicating Top 5 Batch Rank |
IMPORTANT:
Official Report Cards: – Include all full pages – Provide numeric equivalents if grades are qualitative or in letters. – Non-English report cards must have translations. |
Additional documents and assessments may be required upon enrollment (if recommended). |
How To Apply for Admissions
STEP 1: Accomplish Online Admissions Form. Upload all requirements while completing the form. STEP 2: Pay Admissions Fee at ADDU Cashier or other payment options. STEP 3: Receive Notice of Acceptance (NOA) via Email. |
Admissions Fee
The admission fee covers the processing fee and the testing fee for the Magis Scholarship Qualification Test (MSQT) or the Admission Diagnostic Test (ADT).
Filipino Students | Foreign Students |
₱ 500.00 | ₱ 650.00 |
Payment Exemption
The following applicants are exempted from paying the admissions fee:
– Top 5 Students with Certification from Public Schools in Davao City;
– Tulong Dunong Applicants;
– Applicants whose parents/legal guardians are full-time employees in ADDU.
How to Pay Admissions Fee
How to Pay
Payment Options | Details |
Over-the-Counter Payment at any ADDU Campus Cashier/Finance Office Modes: Cash and Cashless Payments via mobile banking app via QR Ph. |
Reference Number/Student ID: 123465 Description: JHS ADMISSIONS FEE Subscriber/Reference Name: Full Name of Student |
GCash Bills Payment |
Biller: Ateneo de Davao University Student Number: 0123465 Student’s Name: Full Name of Student Purpose of Payment: Others Other Remarks: JHS ADMISSIONS FEE |
Other Online Payments |
Reference Number/Student ID: 123465 Description: JHS ADMISSIONS FEE Subscriber/Reference Name: Full Name of Student |
After successful payment, take a photo of your receipt/proof of payment and send it via email. You may send it after receiving the confirmation email from the JHS Admissions, Aid, and Alumni Affairs Office.
Notice of Acceptance
The Notice of Acceptance (NOA) shall be emailed once application processing, assessment, and admissions fee payment is done. The letter shall inform the applicant of their admission status and other essential enrollment information.
Assessment
Admissions Screening Committee (ASC)
The Admissions Screening Committee (ASC) is composed of the Coordinator for Admissions, Aid, and Alumni Affairs (CAAAA), the Registrar, the Wellness and Testing Center (WTC) Coordinator and Personnel.
Roles and Responsibilities:
a. CAAAA – assesses applications of incoming Grade 7 applicants based on the assessment guidelines below and conducts initial interviews with the applicant if necessary
b. Registrar – assesses applications of incoming Grades 8 – 10 transfer applicants based on the assessment guidelines below and conducts initial interviews with the applicant if necessary
c. WTC Coordinator and Personnel – assists in conducting interviews with applicants administers the Magis Scholarship Qualification Test (MSQT) and Admissions Diagnostic Test (ADT)
The Admissions Screening Committee (ASC) shall assess applications based on the following:
a. Duly Accomplished Admission Application Form
b. Official Report Card/s and/or Transcript of Records
c. Handwritten Autobiography of the Student
d. Other Supporting Documents
e. Wellness and Testing Center (WTC) Interview
f. Recommendations
The ASC may recommend the following additional assessments/documents if needed:
a. Written and Oral Language Assessment;
b. Admission Diagnostic Test (ADT);
c. Recommendation for Incoming Grade 7;
d. Other helpful supporting documents.
Grade 7 Admissions Reassessment During Enrollment
Admitted Grade 7 Students from ADDU Grade School
1. Incoming Grade 7 students from ADDU Grade School: Academic Probations (AP) are given upon enrollment if the Official Grade 6 report card reflects a grade below 80% in the Final Average in English, Math, and/or Science.
An Academic Probation Agreement (APA) must be signed upon enrollment.
Admitted Grade 7 Students from Other Elementary Schools
1. Incoming Grade 7 applicants who are initially given a CLEAR PASS/CONDITIONAL PASS with ACADEMIC PROBATION/S (AP) may be re-assessed and given an updated CLEAR PASS with no academic probations (AP) admission status as long as the submitted Official Grade 6 report card reflect an 80% grade in the General Average, Final Average in English, Math, and/or Science.
2. Alternately, Incoming Grade 7 applicants who are initially given a CLEAR PASS without ACADEMIC PROBATION/S (AP) may be re-assessed and given academic probations (AP) if the Official Grade 6 report card reflect a grade below 80% in the Final Average in English, Math, and/or Science.
An updated Notice of Acceptance shall be sent to the applicant if the reassessment is valid.
An updated Notice of Acceptance shall be sent to the applicant if the reassessment is valid.
Admission Diagnostic Test (ADT) for Admitted Students
Within the first quarter of the incoming school year, all enrolled newly admitted students shall take the Admission Diagnostic Test (ADT) to be administered by the WTC Psychometrician. Grade 7 admitted students who took the Magis Scholarship Qualification Test (MSQT) are exempted from this test.