This program is founded on the belief that community service and civic engagement are essential components of a holistic education. It provides financial support to students who have demonstrated commitment and excellence in NSTP-related activities.

Qualifications  

a. Should pass the interview and qualify in the background investigation and ocular visit on applicant’s residence;

b. Should be endorsed by the NSTP Director and Vice President for Academic Affairs;

c. Must not have failing grades for the semester;

e. Scholar should enroll a regular unit load specified in the curriculum;

f. Must be freshmen enrolled in NSTP in this institution;

g. Must not receive any government scholarship grant;

h. Must be poor but deserving student with an average grade of EIGHTY percent (80%) in high school. 

100% Free Tuition Fee; three (3) slots only (will be financed through NSTP Fund) 

Conditions

a. Must be willing to perform the functions and responsibilities assigned by the NSTP Director;

b. Scholars must be willing to work in NSTP office, School of Criminal Justice office, and/or Community Extension Services office for four (4) hours a day;

Retention 

To maintain the grant, the scholar should have a general average of 80% with no failing grades.