Santa Isabel College, Manila

Santa Isabel College, Manila is a former all girls Catholic school in Manila (they are now accepting boys of all levels), Philippines offering courses at the primary, secondary, and post-secondary levels. The school is currently operated by the Daughters of Charity.

History

 * April 6, 1594 - Institution founded as a Charitable Brotherhood
 * October 24, 1632 - Institution becomes the Colegio de Santa Isabel beginning its educational history
 * May 25, 1636 - Rules and regulations governing the college were drafted
 * March 25, 1733 - Philip V of Spain orders the college be called "Real Colegio de Santa Isabel" (Royal College of Saint Isabel)
 * 1852 - Isabella II of Spain orders the Daughters of Charity to the Philippines
 * July 22, 1862 - Daughters of Charity arrive in the Philippines
 * 1866 - Real Colegio de Santa Isabel merges with Colegio de Santa Pontencian
 * August 13, 1933 - A fire destroys almost half of the college
 * February 7, 1945 - A fire destroys the college during the Battle for the Liberation of Manila
 * September 14, 1947 - A marker is unveiled commemorating the new, English name of the college

Courses offered
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
 * Bachelor in Music
 * Bachelor in Arts
 * HRM
 * Psychology
 * Business Management

High school
Santa Isabel College's High School is a high rated Department by PAASCU. It teaches advance Lessons compared to other schools. The high school department is Christ Centered and promotes goodness in each student.