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The Mindanao State University – System Admission and Scholarship Examination (MSU-SASE) hopefuls have just completed their 180-item exam, marking a significant milestone in their journey toward becoming part of the MSU academic community. The exam, which tests a wide range of subjects and skills, has been an important step for thousands of prospective students who aspire to pursue higher education and benefit from the various scholarship opportunities offered by the university system. The examinees faced a comprehensive set of questions that spanned multiple disciplines, including mathematics, science, language, and critical thinking, all designed to assess their readiness for university-level study. With the completion of the exam, these students have taken an important first step toward securing a place at one of the MSU campuses, where they will have the opportunity to thrive academically and contribute to the vibrant and diverse MSU community. The MSU-SASE is not just an admission requirement but also a gateway to numerous academic scholarships, providing financial support and opportunities for talented students across the region. As the university awaits the results, it extends its best wishes to all examinees, confident that each one has the potential to succeed and make a meaningful impact in their chosen fields of study. #ForgingMindsBetterTomorrow #MSUN

Department of Science and Technology – Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) awards Youth Excellence in Science (YES) medal to our Mindanao State University at Naawan – Integrated Developmental School (MSUN-IDS) student, Samantha Nicole T. Ablin, on November 30, 2024 at Limketkai Luxe Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City. The YES Awards is an annual DOST institutional award for exemplary youth achievement in the fields of science and mathematics, and comes in the form of a Medal of Distinction bestowed by the DOST Secretary. Symbolizing DOST’s recognition of the achievement of the youth in the fields of STEM and its quest to advance STEM diversity, persistence, and success in the Philippines, the award further signifies the Institute’s desire to produce a critical mass of STEM professionals and develop a strong culture of science in the country. Furthermore, the event was graced by the DOST Undersecretary for Scientific and Technical Services, Usec. Maridon O. Sahagun, the newest director of DOST-SEI, Dr. Jayeel Cornelio, other DOST Officials and administrators. There were a total of 92 YES awardees across different schools in Region X for this year. #ForgingMindsBetterTomorrow #MSUN