De La Salle University - DLSU (reviews)

As a tourism student passionate about discovering unique cultural and educational experiences, my experience at De La Salle University (DLSU) was both enlightening and inspiring.

One of the highlights of my student life was exploring the various academic facilities and resources available at DLSU. From state-of-the-art laboratories to well-stocked libraries, the university provides students with everything they need to excel in their chosen fields of study. The interactive learning spaces and innovative teaching methods truly reflect DLSU’s commitment to academic excellence and student success.

Beyond academics, DLSU offers a diverse range of extracurricular activities and student organizations, catering to every interest and passion. From sports teams to cultural clubs, there’s something for everyone to get involved in and enrich their college experience.

As a tourism student, I also had the opportunity to learn about DLSU’s efforts in promoting sustainable tourism and environmental conservation. The university’s commitment to responsible travel practices and eco-friendly initiatives serves as a shining example for other institutions and organizations to follow.

De La Salle University has positioned itself not just in the aspect of academic excellence but also in the context of community service, diversity, and scientific research. It also develops the moral perspective of the students to conduct significant actions, beneficial to the team environment. As a Lasallian scholar, I can certainly say that the impression of affluence and not being able to form solid interactions among students are wrong, noting that the diversity of culture and neighbouring buildings enables the community to have a well-built network forth various thoughts and ideas. Moreover, DLSU is also a research-driven institution because it enhances theories, techniques, and technologies carries out industry practices and converts classroom learnings into real-life applications through the collaboration of different sectors both locally and globally.

The campus is large, and it still is. The only problem I encountered back then was the issue of the ratio of the number of students and the number of elevators in the Andrew building. Airconditioning units and computers (still in CRT then) were old in some classrooms and computer laboratories.

The professors all had their distinctive personalities, where our fates lie. Servers would crash then due to the number of students accessing the website during enrollment.

Student life would be dependent on what your passion is. Various organizations are available and they don’t require you to be in a certain department/specialization to join. It was already internationalized before, but maybe so much more now.

Career-wise, you’ll get to where you want to go with or without the school name. But, the alumni office and the job expo prepared by DLSU – Manila makes it easier to try for companies. Depending on your field, it could be competitive or may be smooth sailing, nonetheless, your skills honed by the school and by your very self will speak for themselves.

Some teachers were very understanding and some teachers were very strict. All in all, I had a very good experience studying at this school. This school thought its students how to think outside the box.