• High School Report Card (Form 138)
• Certificate of Good Moral Character
• College Entrance Test / Assessment
• Medical Examination (HCDC accredited clinics)
  • Audiometry Test
  • Ishihara Test
  • Hepatitis B Screening (HBsAg)
  • Complete Blood Count (CBC)
  • Chest X-Ray
  • Urinalysis
  • Fecalysis
• Psychological Test
• PSA (NSO) Authenticated Birth Certificate (1 original and 1 photocopy)
• ID Pictures (2 copies, 1.5″ x 1.5″ in size)

• Certificate of Transfer Credential / Honorable Dismissal
• Transcript of Records from the last school attended
• College Entrance Test / Assessment
• Certificate of Good Moral Character
• PSA (NSO) Authenticated Birth Certificate (1 original and 1 photocopy)
• ID Pictures (2 copies, 1.5″ x 1.5″ in size)

A cross-enrollee is a regular student of a school (referred to as their home school), but who concurrently enrolls for a subject/subjects at HCDC (referred to as the host school)

Must have completed requirements, such as:

1. Cross-Enrollment Permit
2. Certificate of Good Moral Character
3. Two (2) copies 1.5″ x 1.5″ ID pictures

1. Secure enrollment form from the Graduate School Office and do the following:

a. Fill-out the form with the necessary information

b. Secure approval from the Dean for subjects to be taken for the semester

c. Submit 2 pcs. 2×2 ID picture (colored) and the recommendation letter from immediate head/former professor (Doctoral Students)

2. Proceed to the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) to obtain the student ID number.

3. Pay for the necessary fees at the Teller.

4. Go to Registrar’s Office for the:

a. Encoding of subjects and releasing of class schedule

b. Submission of the following:

• • Certificate of Honorable Dismissal (CHD) from last school/institution attended or transfer credential (if student is a transferee)
  • Special Order (S.O.)
  • Official Transcript of Record (TOR)
  • Authenticated Birth Certificate  from Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)
  • Authenticated Marriage Contract (if married) from Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)
  • 1 pc 1×1 ID picture

5. Proceed to the Printshop for ID processing.

6. Take the Physical Examination at the Clinic.

(Anchored on CHED Memo 53 s. 2007 and Graduate School Student Handbook)

For Doctoral Students:
-Must be a MAED graduate
-18 units of professional subjects for non-education graduate

For MAED Students:
-Must be a graduate of Education course
-18 units of professional subjects for non-education graduate

For MM Students:
-Must be a graduate of Business course
-18 units of business professional subjects for non-business graduate

All curricular requirements for:

A. Master’s degree must be completed within seven (7) years after the student’s first enrollment in the master’s program

B. Doctoral degree must be completed within nine (9) years after the student’s first enrollment in the doctoral program

a. A 100% free tuition fee is granted to a student who graduated Valedictorian in senior high school and a 50% discount in tuition fee to a student who graduated Salutatorian provided that he/she fulfills the following requirements:

1. the secondary school he/she comes from is duly recognized by the government;
2. he/she is able to present a certificate duly signed by the school principal attesting to his/her being a Valedictorian/Salutatorian.

b. Tuition fee discount shall be given to a student whose total raw schore in the scholarship examination falls within any of the following score range:

Score Range	Tuition Fee Discount
50 - 59	5%
60 - 69	10%
70 - 79	25%
80 - 89	40%
90 - 99	50%
100	100%

a. Any bona fide student who is enrolled in at least 18 units, including religious education, physical education, and computer subjects may qualify for this academic scholarship

b. Free tuition fee shall be enjoyed by a student who obtains a general weighted average of 1.4 (96%) or above, with no grade below 2.0 (90%) in academic subjects including Religious Education (ReEd) and with no grade below 2.2 (88%) in PE and NSTP/CMT.

Tuition fee discount of 50% shall be given to any student who, in a curriculum year, attains a general weighted average of 1.7 (93%0 with no grade below 2.2 (85%) in PE and NSTP/CMT.

Tuition fee discount of 25% shall be enjoyed by any student who, in a curriculum year, attains a general weighted average of 2.0 (90%) with no grade below 2.5 (85%) in  the academic subjects including REED and no grade below 3.0 (80%) in PE and NSTP/CMT.

In consonance with the vision and mission of the Holy Cross of Davao College, the SASp is committed to help in the education of the peer but deserving students. It aims at the total development of its members and to assist the Holy Cross of Davao College employees in all offices in the disposal of their responsibilities towards the efficient and effective operation of the institution.

The student assistants enjoy benefits and privileges such as:

1. Free registration and tuition fee for 18 units of academic subjects and 3 units of Religious Education and 2 units of PE per semester; 9 units per summer session; and

2. Monthly monetary allowance for a minimum work os seven (7) hours daily Monday to Friday and four (4) hours of Saturday.

The sports scholarship program aims to:

1. Develop students’ talents and skills in their field of interest;

2. Attain excellence among athletes who, through constant and scientific training, shall have the privilege of representing the school in local or national competitions;

3. Assist the athletes to develop sportsmanship; and

4. Help the athletes in obtaining a Catholic education.

The BSED-Catechetics scholarship program is a joint effort of John XXII Catechetical Center and HCDC. Its objective is to train students to become professional catechists through integral formation in academic and pastoral orientation, spiritual life and community living. Recipients of this scholarship program enjoy free tuition and miscellaneous fees. After graduation, they must work preferably in the home parish for at least two years.

This scholarship program aims to:

1. Prepare well-formed and trained indigenous professionals from the HCDC local partner communities to work for the development of their respective communities;

2. Help persons from indigenous communities linked with the HCDC to finish a degree and;

3. Assist the graduates of the program to work for the development of their respective communities within a specific period of time after graduation.

The Holy Cross of Davao College offers scholarship grants given by the government. This is done in coordination with the Commission on Higher education-Regional Office XI (CHED-RO XI) and Technical Education Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

The school also offers scholarship grants given by the private entities, veterans and foundations.