1.Students shall be accepted regardless of age, sex, nationality, religious beliefs, socio-economic status, political affiliations, or physical disabilities.
2.Students must meet all the prescribed admission requirements of the University/College.
• Must qualify in the College Admission Test (CLSU-CAT). Transferees who have earned at least 36 credit units of college courses need not take the CLSU-CAT.
• Must have complete and valid credentials
• Must qualify in the physical or health examination conducted by the University physician.
• Must submit a duly accomplished enrollment form.
3.Students must pledge to abide by and comply with all the rules and regulations of the University/College.
For more detailed information visit: https://oad.clsu2.edu.ph/services/students/admission-requirements/Yes, scholarships are available for students which are funded by government and private sector.
“I would like to thank CLSU – College of Fisheries and Freshwater Aquaculture Center for my knowledge and research foundations.”-
“I believe that the knowledge I gained from CLSU can be shared to my students.”-
“Who and where I am today, the Central Luzon State University played a big role, kudos CLSU my Alma Mater dear!”
“I was able to conduct maritime law enforcements in all Philippine waters because of my knowledge in fishery laws. What connects me being a fisheries graduate and naval officer, they have the same playing ground, the vast waters of Philippine archipelago.”
"I am proud to be a CLSU graduate! CF- CLSU taught me not only technical skills but also social skills that I am able to use to improve my public speaking and communication skills that is a very big factor as an Entrepreneur. I have learned techniques and fundamental skills that enabled me to communicate well to fish farmers in Region 2."
"CLSU College of Fisheries taught me technical skills which I use to give correct farming advice to my customers even until now. CLSU is well-known in the industry as a quality tilapia knowledge center, and I feel proud based on the word of farmers. Tilapia is a worldwide aquaculture species, and it is a major cultured species in the Philippines, especially Luzon."
