Tagoloan Community College

Tagoloan Community College (TCC) is a local government-run institution of higher learning in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines. It offers various degree programs to provide accessible and quality education to students in the area.

History

TCC was established in 2004 through Municipal Ordinance No. 12, s. 2004. The college began operations in 2005, initially offering associate degrees. It was founded to provide affordable higher education to the youth of Tagoloan and nearby municipalities. TCC has since grown, expanding its curriculum to include four-year degree programs and becoming an important educational institution in the province.

Uniform

The required school uniform for TCC students is as follows:

General Uniform

• Male: Peach Twill Cream Polo, Black Pants, and Black Shoes.
• Female: Peach Twill Cream Blouse, Maroon Pencil Skirt, and Closed Black Shoes.

Special Uniforms by Program

• Criminal Justice and Public Safety (Male and Female): Light blue polo with complete paraphernalia, Navy Blue slacks, and Wetlook shoes.
• Hospitality Management (Male): White long-sleeve shirt with a black vest, Black Trousers with a black leather/leatherette belt, and Black Shoes.
• Hospitality Management (Female): White long-sleeve shirt with a black vest, Black skirt with knee-level length, Black stockings, and Black closed shoes (2 inches high).
• Midwifery (Male): Peach Twill White Polo, Black Pants, and Black Shoes.
• Midwifery (Female): Below-the-knee Peach Twill White Dress and Black closed shoes.

Students are required to wear their prescribed uniforms on specified days. The college also has guidelines for casual attire on days when uniforms are not mandatory.

Logo

The TCC logo is an oval-shaped emblem with a torch, a book, and a gear. The torch symbolizes enlightenment and knowledge, the book represents education and learning, and the gear signifies industrial progress and development, reflecting Tagoloan’s status as a major industrial hub. The college’s name, “Tagoloan Community College,” and its founding year, “2004,” are also inscribed on the logo.

Courses

TCC offers a variety of undergraduate degree programs. The available courses include:

• Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology (BSIT): Specializations often include majors in electrical, mechanical, or automotive technology.
• Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA)
• Bachelor of Science in Public Administration (BSPA)
• Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd)
• Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd): Major in English, Math, or Science.

Address

The main campus of Tagoloan Community College is located at Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines. It is situated near the municipal hall, making it easily accessible to students from the town and neighboring areas.

Entrance Exam

Prospective students must take and pass the TCC entrance examination to be admitted. The exam typically covers subjects like English, Mathematics, Science, and Abstract Reasoning. The college also requires applicants to submit an official high school report card and other necessary documents as part of the application process.

SIS (Student Information System)

TCC utilizes a Student Information System (SIS) to manage student records. This digital platform allows students to access their grades, check their academic status, view their class schedules, and handle other school-related transactions. It helps streamline administrative processes and provides students with convenient access to their academic information.

Mission and Vision

Mission

TCC’s mission is to provide quality, relevant, and accessible education that empowers students with the knowledge and skills necessary for personal and professional growth, enabling them to contribute to the development of their community and society.

Vision

The vision of TCC is to be a leading center for academic excellence, producing competent, skilled, and morally upright individuals who are equipped to meet the challenges of a dynamic world.

Grading System

TCC uses a numerical grading system to evaluate student performance. The system typically uses a scale from 1.00 to 5.00, where 1.00 is the highest grade and 5.00 is a failing mark. The grading scale is as follows:

• 1.00 – 1.25: Excellent
• 1.50 – 1.75: Very Good
• 2.00 – 2.75: Good
• 3.00: Passed
• 5.00: Failed

A grade of “INC” (Incomplete) is given when a student fails to complete course requirements on time. They must complete these requirements within a specified period to avoid a failing grade.