Mindanao State University at Naawan conducted simultaneous orientations for the College Bound Program and the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Bridging Program on June 22, 2026, at the MSUN Training and Student Activity Center.

The activities were held to guide incoming students on the academic requirements, program expectations, and preparatory courses they need to complete as part of their admission process to the University.

Around 100 students attended the orientation for the College Bound Program, a five-week preparatory program designed for students seeking admission to MSUN undergraduate programs.

During the orientation, students were introduced to the admission process, academic policies, and faculty members and instructors assigned to handle the program. The CBP will cover core learning areas such as Science, Mathematics, English, and Values Education to help strengthen the students’ readiness for college-level learning.

Participants were reminded that they must meet the prescribed grade requirement in the program to qualify for admission to their intended undergraduate programs.

Held alongside the CBP orientation was the orientation for the BSBA Bridging Program, intended for non-Accountancy, Business, and Management students who seek admission to the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program.

The program aims to provide students from other senior high school strands with the necessary foundational knowledge and competencies in business-related subjects before entering the BSBA program.

Through the simultaneous orientations, MSUN reaffirmed its commitment to providing inclusive academic pathways while ensuring that incoming students are properly guided and academically prepared for their higher education journey.