Sorsogon State College

An institution with a culture of excellence in developing globally competitive and values-oriented leaders and professionals.A premier institution committed to providing industry-relevant programs anchored on a culture of research and entrepreneurship for Sorsogon and beyond.

Sorsogon State College commits quality education anchored on its mission and vision for the community's development and growth. SSC shall transform knowledge through research and instruction while adhering to statutes and continual improvement of the system.

• These academic policies and code of conduct shall govern and apply to the students of Sorsogon State College.
• In the future, Sorsogon State College is referred to as the College, a non-sectarian and non-profit state institution of higher learning.
• The College shall primarily provide professional, technical and special instruction and promote research and extension services, ad­vanced studies, and progressive leadership in education, engineering, arts and sciences, technology, and other fields as may be relevant. It shall also provide primary consideration of the integration of research studies to develop the province of Sorsogon.
• The College colors are green, blue, yellow, and maroon.
• The College banner has a white background and a seal. The seal is circular, which signifies education as a continuous process. At the center is an open book symbolizing knowledge. A torch behind the book pro­vides light on the way to progress. The shining sun shows that if pro­gress is attained, it could be a source of life and energy for Sorsogon, particularly the nation in general. The gear, the golden grain, the flask, and atom represent the Sorsogon Campus, the Castilla Campus, the Magallanes Campus, and the Bulan Campus.
• The students shall wear an appropriate uniform, the design, style, and color of which the students shall decide upon. The identifi­cation card shall be part of the uniform.
• Male students shall sport appropriate haircuts.
• Attendance in a flag-raising ceremony every Monday and flag low­ering every Friday shall be required. Convocations shall be held at least once a month.
• The College hymn shall be played/sung every Monday after the flag-raising ceremony. It shall also be sung during Commencement Ex­ercises and special occasions.
• The College shall observe its Foundation Anniversary in December within the week preceding the Christmas break.