Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP)

Founded 1904 (chartered as the Manila Business School on 19 October 1904 by the American colonial Bureau of Education; renamed Philippine School of Commerce 1908; renamed Philippine College of Commerce 1952; chartered as Polytechnic University of the Philippines 1978 by Presidential Decree 1341). Major public university in Manila, founded 19 October 1904 as the Manila Business School by the American colonial Bureau of Education. Renamed Philippine School of Commerce (1908), Philippine College of Commerce (1952), and chartered as PUP in 1978 by Presidential Decree 1341 of President Ferdinand Marcos. ~70,000+ students across the Sta. Mesa main campus (Manila) and ~22 branch campuses across the Philippines — among the LARGEST universities in the Philippines by enrolment. Highly accessible state university with low tuition. Colleges: Accountancy and Finance, Architecture and Fine Arts, Arts and Letters, Business Administration, Communication, Computer and Information Sciences, Cooperatives Development, Education, Engineering, Human Kinetics, Law, Political Science and Public Administration, Science, Social Sciences and Development, Tourism, Hospitality and Transportation Management. Affordable mass-access institution serving working-class and lower-middle-class Filipino students. Free tuition since RA 10931 (2017 Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act).

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