IMPRESSIONS GATHERED ABOUT THE XIJEN COLLEGE OF MOUNTAIN PROVINCE
From three English classes on September 24, 2008

The XIJEN College of Mountain Province now has a beautiful building of its own, located at Caluttit. Many of the students are proud and thankful for having such a beautiful building. Many said that it is like a boarding place. The rooms are spacious, well-ventilated and always kept clean. The facilities are all new and well-kept. The ratio of the computers to the students is not like in the MPSPC where it is 4-6 students to one computer. Here the ratio is one to one. The surroundings of the college is conducive to learning. There’s not much noise coming from the vehicles along the road unlike its former place at the Poblacion. Many said that even if they pay higher tuition fees here, it is worth it because of the very good service that they get.

The CEO is a man who is down to earth in his dealings with his staff members, the faculty members and even with the students. He even calls the students, clients not merely students. The Staff members are very approachable. They listen to the problems of the students and try to help solve their problems especially in their tuition fees and in the schedule of classes. Although the Staff members are approachable, the students don’t abuse them. The Staff members and the students still know where they stand. They Faculty members too are all doing their best in teaching the students. They are committed to their jobs.

Almost all the students in the three English classes said that XIJEN College will surely expand in the next few years. There were even some who said that this college will draw many students away from MPSPC even at the next semester and there after. Some said that it will become a university in the future. XIJEN is one of the best not only in Mountain Province but in the whole Cordillera.

There are no negative comments given except a few who said that there are some students who absent themselves without valid reasons.

Continue the good work XIJEN College of Mountain Province.

By: Mrs. Florence K. Chaokas