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Southville International School and Colleges

Philippines, Manila

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Application Fees

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Enrollment Fees

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Fee Breakdown

Fees
Application / Admission fees

- K–12 / IB admission processing fee for applicants: USD 50.
- College application / admission fee: PHP 1,000.
- Southville Monarchs International School (SMIS) reservation / admission fee: PHP 750 (non‑refundable).

Tuition fees by school year (summary and availability)

- The school issues tuition, miscellaneous and direct‑cost amounts by program/level and by billing plan; specific published figures vary by year, program (Preschool, Grade School, Junior High, Senior High, IB, College, online/FLEX) and payment plan. Official per‑level billing statements are provided to applicants/students during registration.

- Representative figures from publicly available materials and historical schedules (for context only): college tuition per semester has been stated in school materials and FAQs in the range of PHP 55,000–PHP 65,000 per semester; some earlier preschool annual totals published in past fee schedules were approximately PHP 100,000 per year (these are program‑specific examples from earlier schedules). These representative numbers are provided only to indicate typical magnitudes; final per‑student amounts and the official term/year breakdown are supplied in each student's billing statement.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school issues an official billing statement to the student/parent after registration or subject selection; available payment schemes (annual, semester, monthly/payment plans) are presented with the billing statement and must be chosen at that time. Payments are acknowledged by the Accounting Office and an official receipt is issued.

- Accepted onsite payment methods include cash, check, and debit/credit card (AMEX, Visa, MasterCard and other local networks). Office cashier hours are published for payments made directly at campus.

- Bank deposit and wire transfer options (local and from abroad) are provided. BPI and Metrobank accounts are used for peso and dollar payments; SWIFT details are published for international transfers. Parents are asked to email proof of payment to the Accounting Office for acknowledgment.

- Digital wallet and online options accepted include GCASH, MAYA, PayMongo (online card and wallet payments), and an online credit‑card payment link (PayMongo) for peso transactions. Payment confirmation instructions and required proof submission details are provided with billing.

- For college and graduate students, billing and payment steps (download subjects, wait for billing, pay via bank or online methods, send proof to accounting) are specified in the enrollment instructions.

Boarding / residence fees (if applicable)

- A student residence (TREX Residences) is operated for students who require dormitory accommodation; rooms are described as furnished and air‑conditioned, within walking distance of the campus. The school/residence web pages describe the residence and services but do not publish a public, itemized boarding fee schedule on the materials reviewed. Parents/students are directed to the residence contact channels for room rates and booking terms.

Other costs and typical additional fees

- Miscellaneous fees, direct costs and other program‑specific charges (for materials, labs, assessments, examinations, uniforms, field trips and other direct costs) form separate line items on the official billing statement. Example line items in prior published schedules include: Tuition Fee, Miscellaneous Fees, Direct Costs, and Other Fees—each shown separately on program billing examples. Exact amounts and which items apply depend on the program and student's year/subjects.

- Uniforms, school supplies, examinations (IB exam fees where applicable), special program fees and optional activity costs are charged as specified on the billing statement or program notices; the SMIS page explicitly designates the reservation/admission fee as deductible from tuition but non‑refundable.

Refund information

- The SMIS reservation/admission fee is published as non‑refundable and non‑transferable. No publicly posted, itemized general refund policy for tuition or other fees was found in the materials reviewed; refund terms for specific charges and withdrawal cases are handled according to the school's accounting/registration policies as stated in official enrollment/billing communications.

Fee payment options (summary of available channels)

- Onsite: cash, check (payable to Southville International School and Colleges Inc.), debit/credit card (AMEX, VISA, MasterCard; local networks accepted).

- Bank deposit / wire transfer: BPI (peso and dollar accounts listed) and Metrobank accounts (dollar FCDU designated for international payments); SWIFT codes published for international transfers. Parents are instructed to email deposit slips/transaction receipts to accounting.

- Digital wallets and online: GCASH, MAYA, PayMongo (payment links for cards and wallets), and an online credit‑card form/payment link for peso transactions.

Notes on availability of precise, per‑level numbers for AY 2025–2026

- The school publishes admissions, payment methods, and program billing procedures and provides billing statements to each student. The documents and bulletins reviewed for the 2025–2026 academic year do not contain a single, publicly accessible, fully itemized per‑grade/per‑term fee table for all programs in the exact breakdown requested. Representative historical and program‑specific examples and FAQs indicate typical magnitudes for certain programs (e.g., college per‑semester ranges; earlier preschool annual totals), but the school issues the definitive per‑student amounts through official billing at registration.

If you need the precise per‑grade, per‑term figures for a specific program (Preschool, Grade level, IB, College, FLEX/online, or TREX residence room rates), the school's accounting/registrar issues the official billing statement for the incoming student and will list the full itemization, payment plan options, and any applicable discounts or scholarship awards.
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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ₱143,000 - 764,472
Ages 3 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 1800
Type Co-educational
Opened 1990
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school

Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) offers a distinctive K–12 education integrating the American Common Core and British frameworks, culminating in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) for senior students. A defining feature of SISC is its Portfolio Assessment for Southville Students (P.A.S.S.) Research initiative, introduced in Grades 6 and 12 to build advanced research and communication skills early on. The school also integrates financial literacy and business education into its curriculum, extending practical training through its Real-Time Financial Trading Lab. Students have access to the TREX Residences, providing nearby boarding accommodations. For language acquisition, SISC teaches Mandarin, French, Spanish, and Special Filipino alongside its core English instruction. Support services like the Mentoring Program and specialized ESL classes ensure that individual student needs are met, preparing them thoroughly for university pathways in an actively engaging campus environment. (Source: southville.edu.ph)

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