Welcome to Emilio Aguinaldo College
Vision & Mission
Business Administration GRADUATES who are able to become rational business leaders, determined to improve the quality of their lives, and imbued with an innate sense of service-to contribute to the development of their communities and the country.
The EAC - School of Business Administration is a responsive institution of learning that adheres to the highest standards of education, for the development of business professionals, who are; committed to the continuing enhancement of their careers, aware of their social responsibility, and advocates of good governance.
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School of Business Administration
Through the years, the College of Business Administration has stood true to its mission:
- Consistent in Excellence
- Confident in Achievement
- Committed in Career Development
The forerunner of the School of Business Administration was the School of Secretarial Administration, popularly known as Med Sec, one of the pioneer course offerings of the school. It offered Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Administration with Dr. Gregorio Delgado as its first dean. In June 13, 1979, it was established as the School of Secretarial and Business Administration.
In January 1980, as a response to the determined efforts of the school to ensure that its graduates will adequately meet the manpower demands of the various business sectors in a developing nation, the School of Secretarial and Business Administration was established.
In june 1988, the Commission on Higher Education approved the curriculum leading to a Bachelor’s degree in Accountancy, Management, Finance, Economics and Marketing. The school became a member of prestigious business groups like the Philippine Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (1989) and the Bishop Businessmen’s Conference for Human Development that serves as a training ground for students.
The succeeding school years witnessed the growth of the school not only in courses offered, but in the number of students as well. In 1994, the school produced its first batch of Certified Public Accountants (CPA's). And in 1997, it reached a passing percentage of 42.85% in the Customs Broker’s Licensure Examination with one of its graduates, Laurel Dominic Pedrialva, placing fourth over-all in the national level.
Programs
| Business Administration | Students can choose in the following specialization:
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| Accountancy | The preparation for a career in Accountancy consists largely of formal education, which, by introducing the students to the basic principles of business management, economics, finance, and information technology provides a good foundation for career knowledge. On-the-Job Training is undertaken and Research Works are utilized to enhance learning. Leadership capabilities are tapped and Community Outreach Programs offered as part of the enrichment activities. The students through the four-year course are prepared to become Certified Public Accountants, Finance Managers, Internal Auditors, Management Advisers, and Tax Consultants embodied with the ideals of continuing education, social responsibility, and proper values in the practice of Accountancy. The B.S. Accountancy program shall remain steadfast in creating well rounded professionals who are equipped with the necessary tools to meet the challenges of the International Business Community and shall become a potent force to the development of the Accountancy Profession, the country and the world. Hence, these students shall harbor and nurture the ambition of having for themselves a successful career in Accountancy. |
| Customs Administration | The School of Customs Administration commits itself in providing excellent and competitive customs administrators and brokers versed in the matters of domestic and international trades through relevant and globally competitive education. The College will prepare students to meet the requirements of professional customs brokers in the Philippines. It aims to develop students to become customs brokers who are competent and knowledgeable in the import and export operations. After completion of the program and passing the licensure examination, the graduates can pursue a career in customs brokerage and related professions. |
| Entrepreneurship |
Entrepreneurship is a lifelong learning process that assumes that everyone in our education system should have opportunities to learn to become entrepreneurs. Further, Entrepreneurship education prepares young people to be responsible, enterprising individuals who become entrepreneurs or entrepreneurial thinkers and contribute to economic development and sustainable communities. True entrepreneurship education provides opportunities for youth to master competencies related to core entrepreneurial knowledge, skills and attitudes including:
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| Medical Transcription | The Certificate in Medical Transcription is a 6-month course being offered for college and high school graduates. The course is designed to provide students with knowledge and skills to accurately and correctly transcribe dictated medical reports. |
Objectives
The School of Business Administration shall not only train the students but also enrich them with the necessary enlightenment and exposure to make them relate theoretical knowledge to practical training and make them better prepared for life upon integration into the business world.
Specifically, the School of Business Administration aims to:
- Provide the students with the essential knowledge to make them economically independent and socially committed professionals dedicated to the best interest of the nation.
- Equip them with the necessary training to be able to cope with the ever-changing times and events in the global business arena.
- Provide them with the necessary exposure and training to enable them to understand the inter-relationship of their learning and everyday living, thus apply this knowledge with intellectual, spiritual and moral maturity.
- Inculcate in them the value of cleanliness, orderliness, discipline, punctuality, hard work, thrift, diligence and self-reliance.
- Develop in them good moral values particularly honesty, respect, compassion, courtesy, obedience, fairness, and concern for others.
- Prepare them for vigilant leadership in meeting career challenges whether of local, national or international magnitude