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Guys, if you’re around CSB Atri / AKIC and you need a place to cram, PLEASE try Kosa Nostra Café 😭 It’s literally nasa Singalong St. lang, so super lapit if you’re around Benilde.
Their coffee is actually SO GOOD and the prices are around ₱100–₱120 only??? 😭 For a broke student trying to survive deadlines, that’s such a steal.
I’ve already brought a bunch of my classmates there and halos lahat sila nag-message sa’kin after saying they couldn’t sleep because of the coffee 😭 but at least they managed to finish their assignments HAHAHA.
If you’re cramming, studying, doing plates, or just need caffeine to keep you alive during deadline season, Kosa Nostra Café is the move.
Please visittttt 😭☕️
Support local cafés + survive your deadlines.
#Benilde #CSB #Benildeans #Singalong #StudySpot #Cramming #KosaNostraCafe #CoffeePH

Genuine question: if students are willing to organize rallies and protests over corruption and problems in our government, why do we suddenly become quiet when the issue is happening much closer to home?
I’m not saying national issues don’t matter. They absolutely do. But if we're going to talk about accountability, transparency, and how students are being affected by people in positions of power, shouldn’t that standard apply to our own school administration too?
Because some of us are dealing with decisions from our Chancellor that directly affect our enrollment, tuition, subjects, and academic lives. And when students raise concerns, it sometimes feels like we're expected to just accept whatever decision gets handed down to us.
So why not organize a rally or at least a collective student protest about the issues happening inside our own institution?
“Fight corruption in the government!”
Cool.
But what about:
“Hold our own administration accountable too.”
You don't have to choose between caring about national issues and caring about problems in your own school. If anything, standing up for accountability should start wherever students are actually being affected.
Maybe instead of only asking “Why is our government like this?”, we should sometimes ask:
“Why are we tolerating the same lack of accountability when it happens to us?”
Just my frustrated two cents.

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Hi fellow Benildeans 😭

I’m currently worried about my schedule for next semester because I wasn’t able to enlist all of my units (I only got One subject and One OJT)

I heard that’s there a Late Enrollment period, though, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows how it works (my first time late enrolling)

Can I still get/enroll in my subjects for the next semester through Late Enrollment? And does anyone know when it usually happens or when will it be available?

I’m an irregular student, so I’m also worried that the subjects I need might already be full or that I won’t be able to get the schedule I need

If anyone has gone through Late Enrollment before or knows what should I do, I’d really appreciate the Help 🙏🏿

Thank you!