La Consolacion College Manila

LCCM is centered in the Person and Message of Jesus Christ with its formation programs and academic curricula anchored on Catholic doctrine principles. LCCM is distinguished by its Core Values of Love of God and Neighbor Compassion and Consolation, Community of Friends Scholarship and Passion for Excellence, Search for Truth, Dignity of Labor, and Integrity of Creation. The school community actively engages parents, alumni, and other stakeholders of society to share in its commitment to the Church and Society's service with a preferential option for the poor.
The College admission policy is based on a set of criteria that aim to screen students who can potentially meet the school's academic standards. It does not discriminate applicants based on religion, race, national origin, and economic status as long as they meet all the general requirements. However, the College reserves the right to refuse applicants for such reasons as poor academic performance, contrary to LCCM's vision and mission, and the school's Retention Policy. Admission requirements are presented to the admissions committees composed of the Admissions Officer, Guidance Counselor, Dean of Student Affairs, School Physician, Academic/ School Dean / VP for Academic Affairs & the Registrar. As a general rule, a student is officially enrolled if she has submitted all her credentials and upon payment of tuition fees.
The LCCM MBA in Technology and Entrepreneurship and MBA in Hotel and Tourism Management Programs are pioneering and innovative graduate programs. It seeks to answer the urgent need of both the academe and industry to produce leaders with a proper balance of knowledge and skills in business, hospitality management +IT, and entrepreneurship. CHED has recently issued separate CMOs on Entrepreneurship and Hospitality Management for undergraduate programs, but no corresponding CMO for graduate programs to support the former. These two programs will fill the gap. Tourism, which includes the various sub-sectors, is considered the most significant industry in the country regarding revenue contribution to Phil. Economy. This also holds significant economies in Asia-Pacific and Europe. However, there is a lack of trained professionals and industry leaders equipped with adequate knowledge of tourism principles and practices, including problem-solving skills and leadership abilities to address the industry's complicated issues. LCCM's School of Business and School of HRM and Tourism have been conducting pioneering undergraduate programs for almost 5 and 3 decades, respectively. These two proposed Programs will create a synergy with its other BS Entrepreneurship and BSIT conducted by its School of IT and CS.
The School of Business and Accountancy is designed to deepen the students' maturing love interest in a business organization. It aims to propound quintessential theories, methodologies, and perspectives in business management, collaborating with the most recent studies and investigations and other related academic endeavors in the field. It is paramount to the School of Business & Accountancy to instill in the minds and hearts of student sound ethical principles, business accountability, and responsibility.
The Bachelor of Science in Accountancy program is designed to prepare students for a successful entry into the Accounting profession. This degree program meets the current requirements for taking the Philippine Certified Public Accountants (CPA) Examination given by the Board of Accountancy and administered by the Professional Regulations Commission. The program also serves as a foundation for entrance into graduate programs in business or accounting. Career Opportunities: Accounting is still recognized as one of the world's leading professions, offering many challenging opportunities for a rewarding career. A degree in accounting offers high-paying jobs. Accountants work for public accounting firms that offer audit, tax advisory services, financial planning, and management consulting services to businesses, individuals, and the government. Other graduates pursue careers in corporate accounting. They work in large and small corporations, including school systems, banks, retail establishments, manufacturers, and energy companies, handling sensitive financial/management accounting, financial reporting, internal auditing, and budget analysis. Typical job titles for accounting graduates are auditor, cost accountant, staff accountant, consultant, financial analyst, tax consultant, controller, internal auditor, and business analyst. Controllers and accounting managers work as part of the company's management team and participate in critical decision-making. Others work for the government as auditors. Many CPA's also pursue careers in colleges and universities as accounting educators. All of these rewarding opportunities are in store for accounting graduates, thus allowing them to contribute to their country and the world by maintaining the highest level of integrity in accounting and related fields.
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Business Management prepares young men and women to become managers and entrepreneurs who are fully aware of their social responsibilities. The program provides these future professionals with skills in research, analysis, innovation, and decision-making in business management. Students are taught to be responsive to technological developments, particularly the advent of communication and information technology, and international economic conditions and globalization, which will prepare them for career entry and managerial positions in profit and non-profit companies and organizations. They are also expected to have the training and motivation necessary to start their own business and become successful entrepreneurs.