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Southeast Asian College

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Southeast Asian College
File:Southeast Asian College emblem.png
Emblem of the Southeast Asian College
Other name
SACI
Former name
United Doctors Medical Center Colleges
TypePrivate
Established1975 (1975)
Location,
Coordinates: 14°37′1.90″N 121°0′5.59″E / 14.6171944°N 121.0015528°E / 14.6171944; 121.0015528
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Colours     Purple
Websitesaci.edu.ph
Southeast Asian College is located in Manila
Southeast Asian College
Location in Metro Manila

Southeast Asian College, Inc. (SACI) is a private nonsectarian college in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines.

History[edit]

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The school building.
Facade in April 2023

Southeast Asian College was established in 1975 as the United Doctors Medical Center Colleges focusing on offering programs on healthcare. Initially the institution only offered a program in nursing serving around 200 students in its first year. By 1980, new programs were added namely psychology, medical secretarial and general secretarial courses. The school changed its name to its current name in 1997 and a new management took over.[1]

Units[edit]

SACI offers college programs in either the Allied Medical and Liberal Arts field. It composes of six units which are the College of Nursing, College of Radiologic Technology, College of Physical Therapy, College of Midwifery, College of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Management.[1]

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 "Vision Mission - History". Southeast Asian Colleges. Southeast Asian Colleges Inc. Retrieved 3 August 2016.
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