Tomas del Rosario College

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Tomas del Rosario College
Dalubhasaang Tomas del Rosario (Filipino)
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Type Private
Nonsectarian
Established1950
Location, ,
14°40′41″N120°32′14″E / 14.67801°N 120.53730°E / 14.67801; 120.53730
CampusSan Jose Drive, Balanga, Bataan
Colors Green   Gold   White  
Nickname T.del or TRC
Website www.trc.edu.ph
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Location in Luzon
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Location in the Philippines
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Facade in 2015

Tomas del Rosario College is a private college in Balanga, Bataan, Philippines. It was formerly known as Tomas del Rosario Academy. It became a college in 1994. Students from this school are called "del Rosarians".

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Tomas del Rosario College is the only PACU-COA level II accredited private school in Bataan. It currently offers courses in the field of nursing, accounting, management, marketing, banking, education, and computer science.

Location

The college is located along Capitol Drive in Barangay San Jose, Balanga, Bataan.

Courses offered

Basic Education Department

College Department

Graduate School (Trimestral Calendar)

Teaching methods

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School bus

College Department:

Junior High School: Philippine Science Classes Curriculum oriented

Senior High School: Academic track/s

Elementary and Pre-School: The Teaching Pedagogy implemented in this school for both levels starting S.Y. 2012-2013 comprises a reformed Montessorian method of education, with the principle that we uphold the holistic development and freedom of the student to explore his or her strengths.

Notable alumni

Buildings, facilities and landmarks

  1. BSN lab

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