1. 1 pc. Latest 2×2 ID Picture
2. Form 138 (Report Card) / ALS Certification
3. Certificate of Good Moral Character
4. Photocopy of PSA / NSO Birth Certificate

FRESHMEN (ONSITE)

STEP 1 Fill out Registration Form at the Office of Admission and Registration (OAR)
To facilitate the application process, the student may encode in advance his/her information via https://mytuaportal.com/

STEP 2 Submit Registration Form to the Admission Officer for encoding
Attach the following:

1. Form 138 (Report Card) / ALS Certification
2. Certificate of Good Moral Character
3. Photocopy of PSA / NSO Birth Certificate

The Admission Officer will generate your Student Number and your Assessment Form

STEP 3 Pay Tuition Fee at the Finance Office to be officially enrolled

Reminders:

1. Please pay the required down payment to be officially enrolled. Paying less than the required amount will not process the enrollment.
2. Scanned copies of admission credentials should be attached as part of the ONLINE. However, original copies must be submitted to the OAR Admission Officer on or before the first day of classes. Failure to comply may nullify the admission.
3. Students who are still waiting for their complete original copies due to on-going classes will be asked to execute a promissory letter stating when they can submit the required documents.

FRESHMEN (ONLINE)

STEP 1 Open https://mytuaportal.com/

• Click New Students
• Fill out the Admission and Registration form; Click Submit
• Check email for the login link

Log in as follows:

• Account type: Applicants
• Email Address: (enter email address provided)
• Password: tuapassword (this is the default, kindly change once logged-in)
• Term: FIRST SEM OF SY 2025-2026

Click Generate Student Number

NOTE: Applicants with Student Number may start from here after logging in.

STEP 2 Proceed to Registration Module

• Click the “+” (plus) icon
• Click “Save” to generate registration assessment
• Review your Student Assessment Form (SAF)

STEP 3 Pay Tuition Fee

• Proceed to Payments
• Choose your Payment Mode; Input Amount to Pay;Click Pay Now
• Select your Payment Option; Click Send Instructions via Email/Mobile
• Click Validate Payment

After payment, please wait for at least two (2) to three (3) days for the Finance and Accounting Office’s (FAO) clearing and checking. After which, the student may check his/her portal account to check if he/she is Officially Enrolled.

The Bachelor of Public Administration program comprises 84 academic units and 65 non-academic units. Completion of 600-hour practicum program and a thesis project.

I. Graduation Requirements for College and Graduate School Candidates

1. Application for Graduation to be filed at the Office of Admission and Registration (OAR)
2. Completed academic, documentary, and financial requirements.
3. Documentary requirements:
4. Form 137A marked “Copy for Trinity University of Asia” (for students who initially enrolled as freshmen)
5. Transcript of Records (TOR) marked “Copy for Trinity University of Asia” (for students who initially joined as transferees)
6. Graduation Clearance
7. Settled graduation fee

II. Additional requirements for Board takers

1. One (1) 2×2 ID picture with white background

III. Additional requirements for Graduate School students

1. Hard bound and finalized Thesis or Dissertation
2. Certified True Copy of the following:
3. Title Page
4. Approval Sheet
5. Abstract

IV. Additional requirements for Foreign students

1. Updated Student Visa

The core subjects of BA Business Administration major in Public Administration typically include Philippine Administrative Thoughts and Institutions, Public Fiscal Administration, and Organization and Management. Students also study Project Development and Management and Policy Analysis, as well as courses in ethics and communication.

• Understanding the Self
• Readings in Philippine History
• Mathematics in the Modern World
• Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 1
• National Service Training Program 1
• The First and Greatest Commandment and the Trinitian
• Introduction to Public Administration
• Leadership and Decision Making
• Trinitian Leadership: Developing Character, Integrity and Compassion
• Purposive Communication
• Art Appreciation
• Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 2
• National Service Training Program 2
• The Second and the Greatest Commandment and the Trinitian
• Philippine Administrative Thought and Institutions
• Organization and Management
• Environmental Management
• Ethics
• Contemporary World
• Life and Work of Rizal
• Research Methods in PA2
• Administrative Law
• Public Personnel Administration
• Science, Technology, and Society
• Mandarin 2
• Gender and Society
• Public Policy and Program Administration
• Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 3
• Globalization and Public Administration
• Ethics and Accountability in Public Service
• Basic Accounting
• Politics and Administration
• Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 4
• Data Analytics
• Data Analytics Lab
• Elementary Statistics
• Introduction to Psychology
• Policy Analysis
• Office and Systems Management
• Human Behavior in Organization
• Professionalism and Conduct in Public Administration
• Local and Regional Governance
• Research Methods in PA1
• Service Delivery System
• Peopla and the Earth’s Ecosystems
• Good Governance and Social Responsibility
• Knowledge Management and ICT for PA
• Mandarin 1
• Philippines Indigenous Communities
• Special Topics for PA
• Public Accounting and Budgeting
• Governance and Development
• Public Fiscal Administration
• Trinitian Professional Preparedness Seminar
• Practicum