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Aiming for a science high school?
Get ready for the Philippine Science High School (Pisay) entrance exam with an online review.
Choosing your Senior High strand
Your strand shapes your college course and career. Start from the job you want, then choose the strand.
Senior High and college entrance
Study Senior High online with FI, and review for the UP College Admission Test (UPCAT).
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Which strand fits your dream job?
| If you want to be… | Usual Senior High strand |
|---|---|
| Nurse, doctor, engineer, IT or software developer, medical technologist | STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) |
| Accountant, business owner, banker, marketing or sales manager | ABM (Accountancy, Business and Management) |
| Teacher, lawyer, HR officer, journalist, social worker | HUMSS (Humanities and Social Sciences) |
| Not sure yet | GAS (General Academic Strand) keeps options open |
| Caregiver, chef, electrician, IT support, beauty or tourism worker | TVL (Technical-Vocational-Livelihood) |
A guide only. DepEd is updating the Senior High curriculum and strand names may change, so check the current options with your school. Courses that lead to a licence (e.g. nursing, engineering, accountancy) need the right college degree and the PRC exam.
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