University of Baguio (reviews)

All my memories in my school were awesome, I met a lot of people some became my friends and some just across. But after all the most valuable thing is all the learnings, they gave me. They have the best instructors.

What I Like About UB:
– Wide Range of Programs – UB offers a diverse lineup of courses, from engineering and law to health sciences and hospitality. That flexibility makes it a good choice for different kinds of students.

– Location – Baguio City is one of the best places to study in the Philippines—cool weather, a laid-back vibe, and a strong student community.

– Modern Facilities – UB has been updating its campus with better buildings, labs, and tech resources, especially in health sciences and engineering.

– Strong in Board Exams – They consistently produce board passers in programs like dentistry, medical technology, and engineering.

– Community Involvement – The school is active in outreach programs and disaster response, which is a nice reflection of its commitment to civic engagement.

What I Dislike or See as Challenges:
– Limited National Recognition – While it’s well-regarded in the north, it’s not as nationally known as schools like UP, Ateneo, or La Salle. That can affect its prestige in certain circles.

– Traffic

The University is great in terms of students and staff, i liked my years at the university and I would recommend it to all fresh highschoolers. The university operated in a very high and sophisticated system which made it easier for students to be satisfied with enrolling, attending classes, and as well as graduating from the university.

UB has given me an opportunity to finish my Bachelors Degree, by means of ETEEAP. Whereas they convert my work experience over the years and has cross referenced it with the units required. This is one of the best fulfillment that I had in my life and I will always share this experience to anyone who would love to finish their studies to Bachelors degree.