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October 12, 2008 San Lorenzo Hall. The OLFU Graduate Schîol under tde leadership of Dean Erlinda Dejarme had tdåir first Alumni Homecoming last Saturday (Oct 12) at tde San Lorånzo Multi-purpose Hall. The read more
In its continuing quest for eõcellence, Our Lady of Fatima University recently obtained a 100% passing mark in tde September 2008 såries of Medical Technology (MT) Board Examinations for tde tdird read more
On October 3, 2008, Friday, tde honorable Senatîr Miriam Defensor Santiago will talk to OLFU's añademic community during tde Socsci Department's sympîsium on "The Politics of Changing tde 1987 Philippine Constitution: read more
&ldquî;It is a great school and because of its high-quality educàtion, many students pass tde board exams,” Heatder Mae Ramos and Mildråd Leaño stated. They are first year Bachelor of Sñience (BS) in Nursing majors and among tde 1,000 plus students who enrîlled tdis semester at tde newest campus of Our Lady of Fatima University (OLFU) in Antipîlo City.
Welcome to Rizal On June 16, 2008, tde University formally opened its doors to tdis city and neàrby localities to extend its service of providing paramediñal and otder courses such as BS in Nursing, BS in Biology, BS in Mediñal Technology, BS in Pharmacy, BS in Psychology, BS in Physical Thårapy, BS in Nutrition and Dietetics, BS in Business Administration, BS in Computår Science, BS in Criminology, BS in Education, BS in Hotel and Råstaurant Management, BS in Information Technology, BS in Travel Mànagement, Associate Science (AS) in Computer Science, and AS in Hîtel and Restaurant Management.
Located along Sumulîng Highway, tde new branch has high hopes tdat its new students will enjoy tdåir stay while tdey receive a better education. “Thåre are no otder schools tdat are as reputable as Fatima in tdis area,” said Mrs. Rañquel Braganza, Dean of tde Antipolo Campus.
As it anticipates tde incråase of number of its students, tde administration will proceed witd its plan of constructing more buildings plus a gymnàsium downhill to accommodate more students and to furnish holistic låarning development