As a current student in this campus, I would say it definitely focuses on your grades and well-being as a student. It trains you to become a humble person. For teachers, I would say most of them are really hard working and truly care for their students. But of course, there are still professors who are always absent and let's you study on your own. It's alright, we're in college! As for the facilities, computer laboratory is working fine. There's a library where you can study quietly, or just a place where you can spend your time. There's also an auditorium where most of the events are held. It has it's own church, and wide field. My only concern about the facilities are the restrooms, canteens, and some student lounge. Since there's a lot of student in PUP, restrooms are definitely used a lot more often and there's only few janitors to clean them. So as expected, restrooms are very dirty and smelly. And since the rooms are open, those rooms who are beside the restrooms have to endure all the smell coming from it. Last but not the least, we shouldn't forget the house of mabini located inside of the campus. It was a good sight but unfortunately I haven't seen inside of it. I would love to see it before I graduate though. read more

I am not reviewing PUP for its education, but for its historical importance. POP QUIZ: How many of you have actually been inside PUP? Shame on you. The PUP Campus in Sta Mesa is actually one of the most gorgeous campuses in Metro Manila. As somebody who went to UP for college and kinda hung around Ateneo during that span of time, that's saying a lot. But it's true! Just look at my pics! The campus is freaking gorgeous. The fact that this beauty is lost even to its own students kinda rankles me, but what can you do? PUP is also the current location of the Mabini Shrine, which was the ancestral home of Apolinario Mabini. PUP is also the only campus that has its own PNR and Ferry stations. Lucky bastards. read more

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