Silliman University

PrivateDepEd K-12Protestant/ChristianEst. 1901
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(5 reviews)

Silliman University is a Protestant Christian university in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, founded in 1901 as the first American-founded university in the Philippines. Operated by the United Church of Christ in the Philippines, it offers programs from Basic Education through Graduate and Doctoral studies and is known for its marine science, law, and liberal arts programs.

At a Glance

Tuition Range

Contact for pricing/ year

Curriculum

DepEd K-12

Scholarships

Not listed

Payment Options

Cash only / not listed

Tuition & Fees

Tuition details not yet available. Contact the school directly for current rates.

Location

8864+MW3, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, Philippines, Dumaguete, Negros Oriental

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Reviews (5)

(5 reviews)

Enjoyed my visit here talking to the head of PE. A well-kept campus with nice gardens and gift shop. Quiet place out of the traffic.

JaydenGoogle Review

The university is so clean, green and the students are so helpful and polite. The Narra tress are amazing. You have to pay 25 pesos if you wish to have a tour around the campus. It's free for alumni.

Leo Roffus DivinagraciaGoogle Review

This place used to feel like a home away from home. Now, I dread traveling from my hometown to Dumaguete just to attend this school. Students in my department, including myself, have been treated unfairly and poorly. There’s no faculty evaluation at the end of the semester either, which leaves no room for improvement.

AkihiroGoogle Review

One the First University in the Philippines founded by the Americans. They’re quite strict today, as taking photo is strictly prohibited. Just ask the Security Officer, politely. He will allow you to take photo at a certain distance. Check at the century old trees … very amusing.

Maria Lisa “Airam Azil” SepummaGoogle Review

Their manicured grounds and towering trees just give off a sense of peace and quiet. The students seem to observe a low level noise rule and a modest dress code. Buildings are well preserved and their anthropology museum is filled with interesting artifacts.

Francie GibsonGoogle Review