Yes there is a politics in the school now a days. Jesicca can be enroll in the school in the Philippines if she know someone to back up Her who is working in the School.
@@AnongLatest I think he's talking about relatives working in those schools. One of my classmates before was able to get into Ateneo because his Mom is a professor in that school, even though his grades are "so-so"...
To the people in the comments suggesting for other schools, are y’all even watching the video? She clearly said that she’s not interested and most universities ended their admissions already. What we can do is to motivate her and cheer her up. Maybe, Philippine schools in general isn’t really the path for her.
@@kom4tablynumb253 galit ka teh hAHAHA, will she even care NOW for the suggestions? Did she even asked for suggestions in the first place? Yeah, she said for now, I know that she might need it later on, but the thing kaya ko ito nasabi kasi is under those comments, there are tons of replies na puro arguments on which school is better, which personally I think, naging toxic na kaya I thought that the comment and replies itself are unnecessary. Second to that, anything can happen rn lalo na’t pandemic. We don’t even know the current situation a year from now, so things might change and her choices might change as well. The intent of this comment is to just redirect the huge amount of suggestion comments into something that would cheer Jessica up.
@@bearavearuwuing7881 nope!😉🙃bat ako magagalit sau inday??pinamukha ko lang sau pagkabutangera mo.youre too judgemental kung makatanga sa kanya wagas😉you can tell her in a manner na di lumalabas pagkabutangera mo.you are a disgrace to Jessica's filipino followers.
Felt like I watched a whole movie after watching it... Wow it's so hard to carry my emotions into this comment, even though I talk with you everyday. I strongly believe in your ability no matter what you do and you gotta believe it as well! There's a rainbow always after the rain remember?as we sang together🌈 Thanks for sharing your beautiful and painful journey with us💗
De La Salle is 1 of the top Universities in the Philippines too.she is a product of that school senior high school program, so she has a very big chance to be admitted in that university..we want her to continue studying so that you Sylvia can visit her everytime you want to.🤣🤣😅and perhaps stay there sometimes 🤣🤣🤣
there's a workaround: you could still apply for admission to the UP Diliman Certificate of Fine Arts (Visual Communication) program. It does not require UPCAT, but there's a talent determination test. If things go well in terms of grades, you could then continue to the Bachelor of Fine Arts program or to another course. You could also try to transfer to the Ateneo BFA (transfees have different requirements from high school graduates). UP Baguio also has Certificate if Fine Arts -- a stepoing stone to UP Diliman Bachelor of Fine Arts.
"Bye-bye Phil. schools...but not by to the country itself." "The Philippines will stay always stay as my second home." -Jessica Lee, 2021. You might be the lighthouse in someone else' storm. Be Strong & Always Positive. Btw shout out to Sylvia as she comforts you & cheer you up.
Every “No” is a “Yes” to something better. Just wait, there’s always a right time Sis Jessica. you know there is always a better offer after a rejection.
UP has a lot of "branches" - UPD, UPM, UPLB, UPB and etc. They have different grade requirements. If u applied for UPD, I think they have the highest grade requirements amongst all.
As someone na nakapasa sa Diliman, wala pong grade requirement ang UPD. Yes, dapat mataas ang UPG mo, pero that doesn’t mean na mataas dapat grades mo. I passed there kahit 92-93 lang average ko at may mga 97+ na average na hindi pinalad.
@@s.t.santos5928 kinda However, all UP courses are quota courses since it caters a limited amount of slots. Also, if you don’t pass the campus UPG, you won’t be assessed on your courses (confirmed by Office of University Registrar of UPD)
There's this tagline from our church that says: People's rejections are God's redirection. We can only hope that you be directed in the path where God has destined you to be. All the best!
You’re applying at two of the most competitive universities in the Philippines. Give the other colleges a shot. Don’t limit yourself to just those two.
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11 NIV
1. There are ways to still get accepted in UP such as trying a different course. 2. There are a lot more universities in the Philippines that you can try. All offering different specialty. All having high standards. 3. There are International Schools in the Philippines as well. 4. Apply for a reconsideration in Ateneo. If you are already giving up because you got rejected in UP and Ateneo then that is just sad. Failures will always be part of our lives. Try and dont lose hope.
@teslagod2003 erm NO. You can easily get into UP by choosing a non-quota course. UP offers a lot of courses that does not require you to be a top class academic student.
Jessica, there are still many other well known Universities in here in the Philippines like UST, UE, LaSalle University, St Scholastica ,etc. Don't be discouraged . Try applying in other Universities. You are a very talented person. Keep trying. Don't give up so soon.
@teslagod2003 true true. I was thinking she'd do very well in Silliman. Maganda quality ng education, maganda din ang location. I hope she considers the school kase maraming Koreans din nag-aaral dun. But of course, there are other top notch schools din sa Luzon kung dun preference nya. I hope she reconsiders her options
I failed UP Diliman but got into UP Los Banos. Then after a year, I transferred to Diliman again. Don't lose hope because your UPG may still be within their cutoffs. You can appeal to other UP campuses. It's all the same. All have high standards. It's not yet goodbye :)
Even though there's no UPCAT this year, the selection process was really tough. My niece who is a top student with good grades also did not get accepted, though she has an opportunity to appeal because her UPG technically allows her into 2 campuses, just not her first choice of campus and course. All I'm saying is, it's not because you aren't qualified, the competition really is just so tough this year. Glad you're maintaining a positive outlook still, keep moving forward! You have an audience that will continue to support you. Can't wait to see what you'll be doing next :)
Try enrolling at UP Baguio. Nearest international airport is clark. Then, try to explore northern Philippines. Ilocos, cordillera, cagayan and batanes.
I also suggested that to her. But as she had said at the end of her video, it was very stressful for her and she already decided not to pursue it any longer. Maybe if a PH university offers her a scholarship or offer of admission,,she might change her mind.
There is a formula to pass the UPCAT. It depends on your class ranking and how confident you are in passing the tests. I believe the result is right minus wrong, so if you are unsure, leave the answer blank. The highest quota is for Manila and Diliman. Likewise, choose non-quota courses You can opt for the other campuses first and then eventually transfer once you meet the grade requirements. The trick is to find the path of least resistance.
@@arkonarcaxe1808 i c. I wasn't aware there were some changes. My nephew has started his review for UPCAT next year so i thought it's still the same. We didn't take reviews during my time but we were made aware of the quota requirements and right minus wrong by our teachers for leverage. I heard UPD has become very competitive so my nephew joined review classes in prep, even if he is studying at a science high school. Don't lose hope. Try other campuses first, and apply to a non-quota course
Even us students here in the Philippines failed to pass.. We just need to try and try until we found the right University for us.. God has plans.. Hopefully you'll be able to find the right University for you.. We love you Jessica! I'll continue watching your Videos/Vlogs ❤️😊
Looking back at the time I applied, I realized there were several ways I could have gone into uni of choice in the Philippines. 1st, do not choose a quota course for obvious reasons that it can be very competitive. One friend was smart enough to choose one of the least competitive courses like tourism. Most subjects taken during the first year for all courses are often the same. After the first year, it is easier to SHIFT courses which my friend did. That's one way to get into the school of choice. The other is to enter another school and keep an above average quotient. Then shift after a year to the school of first choice. Another way is to enter as a scholar, athletes or dance, or other groups look out for talents and can help in your application.
True. I passed BA History at UP Visayas but later on shifted to BS Management since there is available slot that time. It’s better to enroll in non-quota course for a higher possibility of admission.
I used to have a professor that once taught me a lesson about buying a pair of shoes... If you found a really good shoes that you liked in a department store or any store, don't buy it just yet... Be patient, and try investing some more. If you go back to the department store and the shoes is still there, then its meant for you. If its no longer there, then that means that there's an even better product for you... Metaphorically, never give up. Don't lose hope. There's plenty of good universities out there. There's always an oppurtunity... God will never put you in a situation where he knows you can't handle, rather put you somewhere you fit the most: Less stress, less negativity~
They only have limited slots, that's why even good students don't always get in. Your options should be: 1. Apply to a Korean uni 2. Apply to other Philippine universities 3. Try to get work. It's difficult to travel at this time anyway because of Covid. The disadvantage is it's difficult to make content about the Phil's if you're not there. Vloggers who stayed here like George and Lucy (The Juicy Vlog) and Kristypata managed to do it even with Covid. Get a hug from Sylvia and eat some ice cream, you'd feel better.
We're so sorry that you weren't able to get into Ateneo or UP. But there are a lot of other good schools here like De La Salle University and University of Sto. Tomas. You might want to consider them too. What I especially like about you is your positive attitude. Keep it up! We pray for your success in your other endeavours. Fighting!!!
@jessica lee: We need to destroy the idea that there's an expectation to do things at a certain age. You dont have to be married with kids at 25. Its okay to not have your dream job at 30 or not to have graduated by 22. Life is neither a race nor a competition - Lynsey Frazer dont give up jessica. keep moving forward because yesterday is history and tomorrow is a mystery worth unravelling.
I also felt sad when she open the email. I feel her emotions but even so this doesn't measure your capabilities there is a reason for everything you might not realise it now but you will after something good opportunity comes. We love you !
@@angelosam8931 but it leaves you blind of the beautiful canvas which is the sky. As long as the sky is there she can reach as many stars as she wants.
I have a sibling who used to go to UP Diliman. I never knew her whole story but I know she went through 'hell'. Her experiences scarred her self-esteem and she had to go through psychological treatments. Now, fortunately, she is doing well in a different university and even started a business of her own. (I'm not trying to badmouth UPD because I actually go there now but..) what I'm trying to say is maybe this is fate's way of making you dodge a bullet. I know that no matter where you go you will always be successful because you are so talented, persistent, and, most of all, you have a kind heart. I hope you cheer up! We, your subscribers, will always have your back since we're truly grateful for your genuine love for our country! Mabuhay~
Did you know that Harry Potter got rejected like 12 times before a publisher accepted that masterpiece. Stay positive. Everything will workout Jessica 🙏🙏
This is really brave of you to share. Your maturity and courage is frankly admirable. Im sorry for the disappointment you must be feeling. This does not reflect or define your intelligence, your aptitude or skills. Also Im sorry for the stupid and insensitive comments I read. So many people forget to use their brains before they write stuff online. Empathy or EQ is considerably low for some people its annoying. Sit with the feeling, cry, shout is out, then dust it off. Family, friends, food and prayer usually helps me. Goodluck!
Don't feel discourage, I never applied for any of those school but I finished college, got a job and somehow I'm supporting my family, so you'll be fine ~ there so much more to life. Stay positive and strive harder, you can do it!
There are many things maybe others won’t be able to understand. Many of the students in our school only have 4 choices: Ateneo, UP, university in a 1st world country or “wag na lang”. And as someone who only applied for UP, my reason is because I want to see myself in a school where I can grow much much more. I studied hard my whole basic ed, achieved some things, for my dream to go to UP. And many students are like this.
@@misa7401 I agree on what you said, and of course, the idea of "I will make good on my grades and study hard to prepare "me" for college, to focus on what the university requires" is never wrong. But somethings are really out of our control. We should still be open minded, and choose and have other options.
It's bec. UP and ADMU are two of the most famous PH univ in SK. And so if ever they graduate and go back to SK, their diploma will surely be credited for employment.
My friend also didn’t pass the ateneo exam last yr but she managed to submit a reconsideration letter and got accepted!! Maybe you could try submitting one as well. There might be a chance 🤗
Why not try Silliman U in Dumaguete City? There are lots of Koreans studying there as well... besides the place is friendly to foreigners.. with so many beautiful places you can vlog about
I was thinking the same thing. Maganda ang Silliman, both quality ng school and location. I fell in love with the school when I visited a few years ago
To Jessica: the lesson that you learn on this is acceptance. Everything may not go as planned but we still have to enjoy our time. I never have an opportunity to go to college but people who works for me now is actually graduate from those 2 schools you've mentioned. It means learning's in real life is a hack that you'll never learn from school... That's only imfao
I relate with you with having a structure with what I want to do or just, planning my future in general. Back in 2018, I was so ready to send my application for UP, since it has always been my dream school as a young kid but it ended up in failure (with me not being able to process my application entirely because of personal reasons) and of course, I was heartbroken but I decided to try out other schools and forget about UP and now, I'm an incoming Pharmacy freshman from a De La Salle Institute here in a nearby city! It's hard when the things we planned for don't go the way we want it but there are other options we can always opt for. Regardless though, I wish you the best! 😊💗
If you really want to be admitted in UP, you can transfer after taking at least a year worth of units from other university, and aim for a GWA of at least 2.0. I did that, and four years after my UP transfer, graduated with honors.
UST is a good option, my guess right now is UP is prioritizing the locals because of the pandemic. You are not alone some local achievers did not get in. Some say they are also looking into backgrounds and personalities of the applicants, dunno the rest.
@@chuuves-5413 I think so too, my comment was oversimplified. A lot of smart people I know didn’t pass the admissions in ADMU. And it’s way easier for blue blooded students to enter college in Ateneo.
@@josephlpm5945 i can attest to this. i was bottom of the batch, but had different co-curricular activities. I made it on the first take. So i was wondering why she didn't get in, let alone waitlisted.
I admire your courage to share such unfortunate event in your life. When I declined by UP...I never mentioned that to my friends. I acted that I never knew UPCAT at all. I admire your humility.
I think she also considered the world ranking of the schools where she applied. 6 schools in SKorea is in the top100. Our best school in the country accdg to rank is only on the 399th place (UP). World Uni ranking is important esp in international employability.
@@engelbertsyperillo if she is looking for that, in the first place she should not have applied to any PH universities, I could say best decision if she's aftering the ranking take exams to the top 10 world UNI instead.
I think the reason why it is hard to apply in UP right now is because they change their application this pandemic, instead of having the examination or the UP-CAT they only sum up your grades from grade 8 to grade 11.
This can be another subject or topic you can cover: interview Koreans who got accepted to and graduate from Philippines universities. Another subject or topic is to interview Filipinos who got accepted to and graduated from Korean universities.
She has a reason not to apply at DLSU she studied high school there. The fact she's not considering that school maybe because it's not an option or she has her reason not to.. UST though is a good school, that's where I studied college and there are lots of Koreans that study there too even now
@teslagod2003 looks like you’re a hater of DLSU lol. There are students who got kicked out of DLSU because they have failing grades even though they’re crazy rich.
Don't lose hope Jessica. A lot of other options exist. There are other great universities and colleges in the Philippines that will take you in. Life sometimes chooses a different path for us but it'll all work out in the end. You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have. You're a very smart person so never doubt yourself. As I said, everything will work out in the end. You have a great future ahead so stay positive. We've got your back! 💪💪
I used to see schools as a sign of prestige. I always want to be part of that “smart, rich Asian” trope although I’m not smart and we’re just upper lower class at that time. That’s why I applied in UP and UST. Of course I failed and ended up taking nursing in FEU. I felt really sad because I didn’t become what I wanted to be. As years passed, I’m thankful I studied in FEU. The school released my full potential and the courage in life that I didn’t know I have. While I still admire graduates from UST and UP until now, I believe you will find success no matter which school you came from.
I also applied for UP this year and I still vividly remember how my whole hand was shaking when I was checking the results. As soon as I woke up, checking the results was the first thing that I did and then I saw that I didn't passed. I mentally prepared myself about the results for the UPCA, because I know how hard it is to pass, but upon seeing the results I still cried. I tried to hide in the bathroom after it so my mom wouldn't see me cry but she still felt that something was wrong so she followed me . I remember crying in her arms without saying anything but I guess she knows it already even if I don't tell her. She comforted me and she said something that was stuck in my mind. She said that "This is not the end of your dreams.". I actually cried again after seeing you cry (We actually have the same UPG so I guess we're bound to have the same fate😆). UP was my dream university ever since I was a child and it hurts knowing that I can't fulfill that dream anymore. However, I'm still thankful that I had the opportunity to apply. Also, I'm very proud of everyone for trying even though the results are uncertain. Thank you for sharing this video to us and I hope that you keep on pursuing the things that you dreamed of.
I was just looking to watch on youtube then I was your video... I like your disposition on how to take the result of everything, it hard but it's also normal that you felt why things happened that way, we both have the same motto which is "THINGS HAPPEN FOR A REASON" it may not be the right time for your to enter university here in the Philippines but it doesn't mean you can't try again. You're right just enjoy what you doing now compose yourself reenergize for there an exciting journey awaits you. I know the frustration when you gear up and so focus on your plan then you don't get the result you've wanted. Cheer UP!!!!
It's okay, Jessica. You're on into something different. This might look like a setback but this will surely launch you into something much greater. Comeback stronger, Jessica.
I remember my older sister when she is preparing for the entrance exam at UP. She even went to other province and stay there for almost 1 month because they offer a HIGH QUALITY review and for preparing at the entarance exam but at the end my sister failed. And she was crying because of the pressure from our family (she is the oldest daughter), from the people around us (ever since elementary up to high school she's always in first section and she's top 1 or 2 in their class), and the likes. I just want to share this😄
I also failed UP back in 2011, but just like what you've said that everything happens for a reason. I moved on and took Architecture in other good Uni, and now I am already an Architect working in an international firm, and to tell you real world is your life after college. Pantay pantay na uli kayong lahat ng classmate mo nung HS pagdating sa corporate world.
Hey there Ms. Jessica .. I'm one of those who enjoyed watching u having cuteness fun doing ur vloggs .. & watching u in tears of sadness 😢 .. isn't something I expect to happen .. God bless you to cope up sooner than u expected .. as a student .. you've matured as someone w/ so good learning ability .. w/ how u talked about your subject of interest. W/ your gained .. learned ..fine & decent skills & abilities since you started .. obviously w/ your good strength .. &w/ your inspiring good goals & good dreams @ your young age .. (on this real given saddening circumstance .. ) .. it shouldn't be about the specific schools .. u let urself feel so down .. you are gifted w/ good resources .. to learn better .. by applying your good decent learnings into practice & gain more & be better & more mature version of u .. keep up your good work & take care Ms. J.
Don't be discouraged! Everyone has their own pace and some people even go to college later on in their lives, and you should be proud of yourself on just going through this journey alone, I can't even imagine the emotions and nights/days of overthinking; not only abt your college applications but also on whether if/not you can go back to the Philippines. Keep going! You'll eventually get there :))
I remembered when Harry Potter got rejected 12x times right before when he officially a publisher. "Reject" will not change ur life and decision it is part of our career. Only need to do is boost urself, friends to ur side and family. Keep aiming Jessica soon someday the path will come to u.
“Don’t Quit” When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road you’re trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low but the debts are high, And you want to smile but you have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a bit, Rest if you must, but don’t you quit. Life is strange with its twists and turns, As every one of us sometimes learns, And many failures turn about When we might have won had we stuck it out. Don’t give up though the pace seems slow - You may succeed with another blow. Success is failure turned inside out - The silver tint of the clouds of doubt, You can never tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems so far; So stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit - It’s when things seem worst that you must not quit.
Hi, Jessica! I'm a UP Student and I know some lower batch students who are bright and talented that did not get in. The acceptance rate for UP is less than 15%, which is really stiff and only 3-4% for Diliman Campus. Don't be too hard on yourself.
Dont be discouraged. All the “NOs” you’ve received will be keys to new and better opportunities for you. As a Filipino, we are proud and grateful for you esp now that you’re very honest with this very personal matter. We believe in you! Keep on keeping on 🤗
it seems that you are one of those who don't really need a college level education in order to succeed in life since you are already successful as a content creator. entering college seems more like a personal option for you right now than an absolute necessity. but in case you still want to pursue a college degree, i wish that your future school would be one that will be able to develop your fullest potential as a person. you are such a gem to many of your viewers and we want others to see how precious you really are.
Last year, I failed 3 big Universities (UP, PUP, & UST) but still my failures doesn't stop me to try again. I processed my transfer application and tomorrow will be my exam and interview date for one of the program I applied in UPD. I'm taking my chances and believing in myself. Don't give up, jessica have faith and I wish you all the luck! we believe in you, fighting!✊🏻✨
Okay! update~ I PASSED UP DILIMANNN!!!! WAHH. JUST WANNA SHARE MY STORY TO YOU, GUYS! JUST KEEP ON TRYING, DON'T LET FAILURE/S PULL YOU DOWN. BE BETTER AND TRY AGAIN! FIGHTING!!✊🏻🌻
Here in the Philippines, the college entrance exams are tough. I had a friend who took extrance exam to 6 schools, and she failed 5 of her top university. They literally offer review before taking the UP admission exam because of how tough the exam and because of the limited slots. The exams are not a measure of your intellectual cspacity. Hope you feel better and just try again :)
Aw you tried jessica we’re proud of you! But Sylvia is right, you only applied for 2 universities. You can try again in other school! Or you could try again next time! 🥰💜
@@AnongLatest wrong comparison pa rin yung quiz, exam o remedial pero naiintindihan ko pahiwatig mo. May iba kasing schools pwede more than 1 tries so yeah I learn new everyday na once lang sa iba.
@@maynnemillares it's not that she doesn't want to TRY again, it is because she already experienced HOW HARD TO APPLY in universities. Please respect her decision.
I felt a heavy heart while watching this video. I don't know why but I want to cryy huhuhu 😔 coz' I know how it feels. But I just want you to know that God has something bigger for you! You are more than those results. We believe in you Jessica! Don't lose hope. We believe in your capabilities, so believe it also. Don't lose faith on yourself girl you can enter other universities, maybe it's not just your fate to enter those schools you applied. As long as there's sun, there's hope. And there's always a light at the end of the tunnel. Love you ❤
Being grateful at the time when things seem like they're falling apart or making you feel lost is the wisest thing one can do (: you doing that already shows how amazing you are. Don't let these turn-downs discourage you. Indeed, everything happens for a reason.
I failed UP admissions too. Just like you, I really did not feel anything when I was rejected to other schools but when it came to UP, I just cried and questioned my worth but everything happens for a reason. We can both excel in the schools and the fields that we are interested in. Gonna be rooting for you and hope that youll walk on the path that youd like :> 화이팅!!
Hi Jessica, I'm sorry and felt bad about your situation. And your right everything happens for a reason. This is just a temporary setback and things will fall in the right place. Hope you'll consider applying to other colleges and universities. Try UP or Saint Louis University (my Alma Mater) in Baguio City. SLU is one of the best schools in the country and have produced a lot of board top-notchers over the years. Plus you'll love the climate and vegetables especially.
UP and Ateneo are not the only better shools . We have Dela Salle, UST, Silliman University, University of Baguio. You just need to exhaust your means😊
Yes i agree and baguio is one of a perfect place for studies the atmosphere and everything thanks why there are lots of schools in baguio you try to go baguio then try to enroll in UP baguio while you were there it is more easier access when you are already here
"For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."-Jeremiah 29:11 Don't lose hope. Pray and He will give you what you need in unexpected time.
I feel you, I know what you're going through. I was an accountancy student till the first term of my second year college but I got redirected so yeah you're right about everything happens for a reason.
Aw, Jessica...you are a very beautiful and talented person. Maybe if you were to consider trying some other schools in the PH for college you could try SISFU, MAPUA, UST, De La Salle, FEU, UP Baguio, or UAP. UP and Ateneo may have not been for you, but there are many other prestigious schools like the ones mentioned above definitely could. Stay bright and beautiful, Jessica! We got you. 😊❣️✨👏
It's really difficult to get admission to the top 2 schools in the country. Even our class valedictorian in high school didnt even make it to UP and Ateneo. Surprisingly, some of my classmates (not in the honor roll) in highschool passed the UPCAT and ACET.
It's extremely difficult to get into your dream school. I, myself didn't get into the university that I have been dreaming of of getting into since I was little. Both pamantasan ng lungsod ng maynila and University Of the Philippines rejected my application because of solely reviewing my grades in my previous grade level. With that being said, if only there's no COVID-19 and each universities were able to conduct their entrance exams, would the results change? because I know myself that I can ace those university entrance exams but due to the pandemic they weren't able to conduct it. 'twas really a disheartening and painful experience.
Just like you I also decided not to go to school last school year btw I am supposedly an incoming 1st year college. But I think last year is not meant for me. There's alot of things that made me to consider to stop. Like I know that I needto fix myself and my plan especially that my future depends on it. But right now I'm already enrolled on one of my dream university. During that one year that I decided to stop I learned a lot and got to experience new things that made a big impact to me right now. Just like you before I am very uncertain to my future but here I am, I'm happy and excited. Education is not a race but a journey we need to enjoy. I am hoping that next year we will get to see your video entering your dream university.
My niece ended up in UST when she failed UPCAT. She attended two semesters there and transferred to UP Diliman. Had to go into a non-quota course though. But once she was in, it was easy to change courses. She studied her butt off to get in the quota course. But that was a long time ago. Don’t know if you could still do that. Widen your horizons, UP and AdMU are not the only universities. There are others that are way better. Goodluck!
ateneo is, yeah. it's like applying for a doctorate. for UP, you have tons and tons of competition. why not try de la salle or ust or solaiman in cebu?
Also note that if you’re applying for a popular course then definitely the competition is tough. You can always select a less popular course just to get admitted and then shift to your preferred course after the first term or so.
I qualified in UP but chose to go to University of St La Salle - Bacolod. City of Smiles and you'd fit right in. These days you have access to knowledge regardless of which University you go to. I consider myself successful in my career working alongside peers MIT, Stanford etc and never regretted my choice of University. A lot of the smartest people I know did not come from UP or Ateneo or UST or DLSU. Wish you the best on your next decisions to make.
We want you here in the Philippines! It breaks my heart to learn of your experience. Stay strong girl. And keep it up! I love your positivity. We all need it now more than ever.
its ok not to be okey... i feel you... I also failed during my UP college application. All I did was to be the best i could be and enrolled at a catholic university in our province and surprisingly in 2006 i took my master's degree at UP graduate school. Unfortunately i wasnt able to finish it yet because of conflicting work schedule and hopefully finish it in the future :) I really love UP and hope to be back there soon.
"Why are they not accepting such a talented girl?" - Sylvia
This hits hard..
maybe ph univ prioritized only filipino students she also mention it last time in her vlog
@@joshuacanete3009 No. many Filipino got rejected. I am too.
Yes there is a politics in the school now a days. Jesicca can be enroll in the school in the Philippines if she know someone to back up Her who is working in the School.
@smelly Cat what connections are you talking about? Are you dissing upcat and acet?
@@AnongLatest I think he's talking about relatives working in those schools. One of my classmates before was able to get into Ateneo because his Mom is a professor in that school, even though his grades are "so-so"...
To the people in the comments suggesting for other schools, are y’all even watching the video? She clearly said that she’s not interested and most universities ended their admissions already. What we can do is to motivate her and cheer her up. Maybe, Philippine schools in general isn’t really the path for her.
Naponood namin and she said for now or this school year..may prob ka yata sa comprehension teh?
@@kom4tablynumb253 galit ka teh hAHAHA, will she even care NOW for the suggestions? Did she even asked for suggestions in the first place? Yeah, she said for now, I know that she might need it later on, but the thing kaya ko ito nasabi kasi is under those comments, there are tons of replies na puro arguments on which school is better, which personally I think, naging toxic na kaya I thought that the comment and replies itself are unnecessary. Second to that, anything can happen rn lalo na’t pandemic. We don’t even know the current situation a year from now, so things might change and her choices might change as well. The intent of this comment is to just redirect the huge amount of suggestion comments into something that would cheer Jessica up.
@@bearavearuwuing7881 ikaw ang unang nagalit teh. Hindi naman kami bobo. Anong masama kung mag suggest?
@@bearavearuwuing7881 nope!😉🙃bat ako magagalit sau inday??pinamukha ko lang sau pagkabutangera mo.youre too judgemental kung makatanga sa kanya wagas😉you can tell her in a manner na di lumalabas pagkabutangera mo.you are a disgrace to Jessica's filipino followers.
@@agngwantv kakahiya eh nababasa din ni Sylvia kim sama tabas ng bibig na sabihin nya tanga si jessica grabeh pati tayo dinadamay sa kahihiyan
Felt like I watched a whole movie after watching it... Wow it's so hard to carry my emotions into this comment, even though I talk with you everyday. I strongly believe in your ability no matter what you do and you gotta believe it as well! There's a rainbow always after the rain remember?as we sang together🌈 Thanks for sharing your beautiful and painful journey with us💗
We love you both ate Sylvia and ate Jessica. Please cheer our dear Jessica for us. We love you both. Lovelots❣️
De La Salle is 1 of the top Universities in the Philippines too.she is a product of that school senior high school program, so she has a very big chance to be admitted in that university..we want her to continue studying so that you Sylvia can visit her everytime you want to.🤣🤣😅and perhaps stay there sometimes 🤣🤣🤣
❤️
TRY " NEW ERA UNIVERSITY ", IT IS ALSO AN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OPEN FOR THE PUBLIC!
Hindi kayo nakapanood ng live nya sa ig kanina? sinagot na yan ni Jessica hindi sya mag aaply sa iba
there's a workaround:
you could still apply for admission to the UP Diliman Certificate of Fine Arts (Visual Communication) program. It does not require UPCAT, but there's a talent determination test. If things go well in terms of grades, you could then continue to the Bachelor of Fine Arts program or to another course. You could also try to transfer to the Ateneo BFA (transfees have different requirements from high school graduates).
UP Baguio also has Certificate if Fine Arts -- a stepoing stone to UP Diliman Bachelor of Fine Arts.
May i ask how or what’s the process of admission? Thank youu
"Bye-bye Phil. schools...but not by to the country itself."
"The Philippines will stay always stay as my second home."
-Jessica Lee, 2021.
You might be the lighthouse in someone else' storm.
Be Strong & Always Positive.
Btw shout out to Sylvia as she comforts you & cheer you up.
Every “No” is a “Yes” to something better. Just wait, there’s always a right time Sis Jessica. you know there is always a better offer after a rejection.
Sad!🤕, but there is something better❤ for you... you just can't see for now. TRUST🙏😇😇
true 🥳
True
Every NO is a YES? Mahirap po yan ate. Pag tinanong ka kung positive ka sa COVID tapos sagot mo NO...ibig sabihin pala YES....HALA KA?!?!😂😂😂
“Rejection is merely a redirection; a course correction to your destiny.” -Bryant McGill
UP has a lot of "branches" - UPD, UPM, UPLB, UPB and etc. They have different grade requirements. If u applied for UPD, I think they have the highest grade requirements amongst all.
I think hers was a case of being cut off from quota?
@@kelvs45 not necessarily. That's a defeatist attitude. Just review again and try at least
As someone na nakapasa sa Diliman, wala pong grade requirement ang UPD. Yes, dapat mataas ang UPG mo, pero that doesn’t mean na mataas dapat grades mo. I passed there kahit 92-93 lang average ko at may mga 97+ na average na hindi pinalad.
@@kelvs45 nope di ganon
Kaya nga may waitlisted or dpwas ang UP eh. Lahat naman ng UP campuses ang stringent naman ng applicants dahil sa UPG quota
@@s.t.santos5928 kinda
However, all UP courses are quota courses since it caters a limited amount of slots. Also, if you don’t pass the campus UPG, you won’t be assessed on your courses (confirmed by Office of University Registrar of UPD)
There's this tagline from our church that says: People's rejections are God's redirection.
We can only hope that you be directed in the path where God has destined you to be. All the best!
You’re applying at two of the most competitive universities in the Philippines. Give the other colleges a shot. Don’t limit yourself to just those two.
@@maynnemillares exactly. She’ll find a lot more doors open to her if she tries many other colleges.
@@maynnemillares but Korean College is 100% much better than Philippine university lol
@@maynnemillares u know its not easy to apply at college university and you can see that in her other school applying videos
@@maynnemillares Because she can study abroad and at better, more prestigious schools, that's why
@@maynnemillares nahh, she did what she can, so whatever she decide to do on her future, we should support her.
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
Jeremiah 29:11 NIV
Try De La Salle, UP Baguio, St Louis University is like the sister University of St. Louis Missouri in US.
1. There are ways to still get accepted in UP such as trying a different course.
2. There are a lot more universities in the Philippines that you can try. All offering different specialty. All having high standards.
3. There are International Schools in the Philippines as well.
4. Apply for a reconsideration in Ateneo.
If you are already giving up because you got rejected in UP and Ateneo then that is just sad. Failures will always be part of our lives. Try and dont lose hope.
Yeah that's true
PLEASE READ THIS COMMENT JESSICA
@teslagod2003 erm NO. You can easily get into UP by choosing a non-quota course. UP offers a lot of courses that does not require you to be a top class academic student.
Jessica, there are still many other well known Universities in here in the Philippines like UST, UE, LaSalle University, St Scholastica ,etc. Don't be discouraged . Try applying in other Universities. You are a very talented person. Keep trying. Don't give up so soon.
@teslagod2003 true true. I was thinking she'd do very well in Silliman. Maganda quality ng education, maganda din ang location. I hope she considers the school kase maraming Koreans din nag-aaral dun. But of course, there are other top notch schools din sa Luzon kung dun preference nya. I hope she reconsiders her options
I failed UP Diliman but got into UP Los Banos. Then after a year, I transferred to Diliman again. Don't lose hope because your UPG may still be within their cutoffs. You can appeal to other UP campuses. It's all the same. All have high standards. It's not yet goodbye :)
Her best option right now is UPOU, as a distant learning branch of UP it would best fit her schedule as a vlogger.
Agree!
Even though there's no UPCAT this year, the selection process was really tough. My niece who is a top student with good grades also did not get accepted, though she has an opportunity to appeal because her UPG technically allows her into 2 campuses, just not her first choice of campus and course. All I'm saying is, it's not because you aren't qualified, the competition really is just so tough this year. Glad you're maintaining a positive outlook still, keep moving forward! You have an audience that will continue to support you. Can't wait to see what you'll be doing next :)
Try enrolling at UP Baguio. Nearest international airport is clark. Then, try to explore northern Philippines. Ilocos, cordillera, cagayan and batanes.
I also suggested that to her. But as she had said at the end of her video, it was very stressful for her and she already decided not to pursue it any longer. Maybe if a PH university offers her a scholarship or offer of admission,,she might change her mind.
“In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.”
Proverbs 16:9 NIV
👍👍👍 AGREE JUST FOLLOW THE FOOTSTEP IN THE SAND. 🤗
I failed UP entrance exam too. Don't worry, you'll be fine. There are a lot of schools around. :)
Me too :(
There is a formula to pass the UPCAT. It depends on your class ranking and how confident you are in passing the tests. I believe the result is right minus wrong, so if you are unsure, leave the answer blank. The highest quota is for Manila and Diliman. Likewise, choose non-quota courses You can opt for the other campuses first and then eventually transfer once you meet the grade requirements. The trick is to find the path of least resistance.
@@melodiaesto9184 but there was no test this year
Same here
@@arkonarcaxe1808 i c. I wasn't aware there were some changes. My nephew has started his review for UPCAT next year so i thought it's still the same. We didn't take reviews during my time but we were made aware of the quota requirements and right minus wrong by our teachers for leverage. I heard UPD has become very competitive so my nephew joined review classes in prep, even if he is studying at a science high school. Don't lose hope. Try other campuses first, and apply to a non-quota course
Even us students here in the Philippines failed to pass.. We just need to try and try until we found the right University for us.. God has plans.. Hopefully you'll be able to find the right University for you.. We love you Jessica! I'll continue watching your Videos/Vlogs ❤️😊
Looking back at the time I applied, I realized there were several ways I could have gone into uni of choice in the Philippines. 1st, do not choose a quota course for obvious reasons that it can be very competitive. One friend was smart enough to choose one of the least competitive courses like tourism. Most subjects taken during the first year for all courses are often the same. After the first year, it is easier to SHIFT courses which my friend did. That's one way to get into the school of choice. The other is to enter another school and keep an above average quotient. Then shift after a year to the school of first choice. Another way is to enter as a scholar, athletes or dance, or other groups look out for talents and can help in your application.
True. I passed BA History at UP Visayas but later on shifted to BS Management since there is available slot that time. It’s better to enroll in non-quota course for a higher possibility of admission.
I used to have a professor that once taught me a lesson about buying a pair of shoes... If you found a really good shoes that you liked in a department store or any store, don't buy it just yet... Be patient, and try investing some more. If you go back to the department store and the shoes is still there, then its meant for you. If its no longer there, then that means that there's an even better product for you...
Metaphorically, never give up. Don't lose hope. There's plenty of good universities out there. There's always an oppurtunity... God will never put you in a situation where he knows you can't handle, rather put you somewhere you fit the most: Less stress, less negativity~
They only have limited slots, that's why even good students don't always get in. Your options should be: 1. Apply to a Korean uni 2. Apply to other Philippine universities 3. Try to get work. It's difficult to travel at this time anyway because of Covid. The disadvantage is it's difficult to make content about the Phil's if you're not there. Vloggers who stayed here like George and Lucy (The Juicy Vlog) and Kristypata managed to do it even with Covid. Get a hug from Sylvia and eat some ice cream, you'd feel better.
We're so sorry that you weren't able to get into Ateneo or UP. But there are a lot of other good schools here like De La Salle University and University of Sto. Tomas. You might want to consider them too.
What I especially like about you is your positive attitude. Keep it up!
We pray for your success in your other endeavours.
Fighting!!!
George and lucy, in all their content lucy always plunges her cleavage. Cleavage/skins=views. Thats why they have views. (Just an observation)
@@dib4150 😂
@jessica lee: We need to destroy the idea that there's an expectation to do things at a certain age. You dont have to be married with kids at 25. Its okay to not have your dream job at 30 or not to have graduated by 22. Life is neither a race nor a competition - Lynsey Frazer
dont give up jessica. keep moving forward because yesterday is history and tomorrow is a mystery worth unravelling.
I also felt sad when she open the email. I feel her emotions but even so this doesn't measure your capabilities there is a reason for everything you might not realise it now but you will after something good opportunity comes. We love you !
You can try University of Sto. Tomas don't lose hope.
Universities in South Korea are light years more prestigious than the uni’s here! If I were you, I’d study in SK instead!
@@dendecastro7270 light years ?
@@anonymoushoooman7518 bro HAHAHAHAHA
admissions for UST was months ago
a unit of astronomical distance equivalent to the distance that light travels in one year, which is 9.4607 × 1012 km (nearly 6 trillion miles)
Don’t get discouraged, you can still try UST or DLSU!
@@maynnemillares she probably was hoping for the top ones, it's not bad to reach for the stars.
they are already closed for this year's admissions
@@angelosam8931 but it leaves you blind of the beautiful canvas which is the sky. As long as the sky is there she can reach as many stars as she wants.
I have a sibling who used to go to UP Diliman. I never knew her whole story but I know she went through 'hell'. Her experiences scarred her self-esteem and she had to go through psychological treatments. Now, fortunately, she is doing well in a different university and even started a business of her own.
(I'm not trying to badmouth UPD because I actually go there now but..) what I'm trying to say is maybe this is fate's way of making you dodge a bullet.
I know that no matter where you go you will always be successful because you are so talented, persistent, and, most of all, you have a kind heart.
I hope you cheer up! We, your subscribers, will always have your back since we're truly grateful for your genuine love for our country! Mabuhay~
I would seriously consider other schools, I never regret dropping UP from my list.
Did you know that Harry Potter got rejected like 12 times before a publisher accepted that masterpiece.
Stay positive. Everything will workout Jessica 🙏🙏
FIN, H potter or J Rowling ?
Jack Ma too , a thousand times on work
This is really brave of you to share. Your maturity and courage is frankly admirable. Im sorry for the disappointment you must be feeling. This does not reflect or define your intelligence, your aptitude or skills. Also Im sorry for the stupid and insensitive comments I read. So many people forget to use their brains before they write stuff online. Empathy or EQ is considerably low for some people its annoying. Sit with the feeling, cry, shout is out, then dust it off. Family, friends, food and prayer usually helps me. Goodluck!
Don't feel discourage, I never applied for any of those school but I finished college, got a job and somehow I'm supporting my family, so you'll be fine ~ there so much more to life. Stay positive and strive harder, you can do it!
There are other prestigious schools/universities here in the Philippines. Why settle with just UP or ADMU?
There are many things maybe others won’t be able to understand. Many of the students in our school only have 4 choices: Ateneo, UP, university in a 1st world country or “wag na lang”.
And as someone who only applied for UP, my reason is because I want to see myself in a school where I can grow much much more. I studied hard my whole basic ed, achieved some things, for my dream to go to UP. And many students are like this.
@@misa7401 I agree on what you said, and of course, the idea of "I will make good on my grades and study hard to prepare "me" for college, to focus on what the university requires" is never wrong. But somethings are really out of our control. We should still be open minded, and choose and have other options.
@@edwardnygma7668 well, that's true. But we need to understand that they are still kids.
It's bec. UP and ADMU are two of the most famous PH univ in SK. And so if ever they graduate and go back to SK, their diploma will surely be credited for employment.
@@misa7401 but my DLSU's standard for accounting students, graduates and passers aren't that bad, so why limit your scope in UP and ADMU?
My friend also didn’t pass the ateneo exam last yr but she managed to submit a reconsideration letter and got accepted!! Maybe you could try submitting one as well. There might be a chance 🤗
Why not try Silliman U in Dumaguete City? There are lots of Koreans studying there as well... besides the place is friendly to foreigners.. with so many beautiful places you can vlog about
I was thinking the same thing. Maganda ang Silliman, both quality ng school and location. I fell in love with the school when I visited a few years ago
and they have an open enrollment policy now...
Yessss
yes silliman so i can finally see you ate jessica
Up up
To Jessica: the lesson that you learn on this is acceptance. Everything may not go as planned but we still have to enjoy our time. I never have an opportunity to go to college but people who works for me now is actually graduate from those 2 schools you've mentioned. It means learning's in real life is a hack that you'll never learn from school... That's only imfao
kudos
I relate with you with having a structure with what I want to do or just, planning my future in general. Back in 2018, I was so ready to send my application for UP, since it has always been my dream school as a young kid but it ended up in failure (with me not being able to process my application entirely because of personal reasons) and of course, I was heartbroken but I decided to try out other schools and forget about UP and now, I'm an incoming Pharmacy freshman from a De La Salle Institute here in a nearby city! It's hard when the things we planned for don't go the way we want it but there are other options we can always opt for. Regardless though, I wish you the best! 😊💗
If you really want to be admitted in UP, you can transfer after taking at least a year worth of units from other university, and aim for a GWA of at least 2.0. I did that, and four years after my UP transfer, graduated with honors.
UST is a good option, my guess right now is UP is prioritizing the locals because of the pandemic. You are not alone some local achievers did not get in. Some say they are also looking into backgrounds and personalities of the applicants, dunno the rest.
As an Atenean, I'm shocked Jessica didn't get accepted. She's smart and talented, what could you ask for more?
I agree
Depends which campus tho?
@@chuuves-5413 I think so too, my comment was oversimplified. A lot of smart people I know didn’t pass the admissions in ADMU. And it’s way easier for blue blooded students to enter college in Ateneo.
@@josephlpm5945 i can attest to this. i was bottom of the batch, but had different co-curricular activities. I made it on the first take. So i was wondering why she didn't get in, let alone waitlisted.
@@josephlpm5945 yeah…ateneo and la salle….are for royal bloods. Its about business for them..if you have money then u are admitted
I admire your courage to share such unfortunate event in your life. When I declined by UP...I never mentioned that to my friends. I acted that I never knew UPCAT at all. I admire your humility.
"Lord, the work is yours."
- Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle
Your decision today may be different tomorrow. Keep your hopes up. It's not the end.
There are still many good universities in the Ph. Like La Salle, UST, etc.
She literally mentioned that in the video. She is very aware of it.
Not just in Manila consider other Universities in Cebu City or others Manila is not just Philippines, Philippines is not Manila
She already studied there when she was a in High School I think she was a different one
I think she also considered the world ranking of the schools where she applied. 6 schools in SKorea is in the top100. Our best school in the country accdg to rank is only on the 399th place (UP). World Uni ranking is important esp in international employability.
@@engelbertsyperillo if she is looking for that, in the first place she should not have applied to any PH universities, I could say best decision if she's aftering the ranking take exams to the top 10 world UNI instead.
don't worry, there are a lot of universities around here. just keep trying and somehow you'll get through it.
I think the reason why it is hard to apply in UP right now is because they change their application this pandemic, instead of having the examination or the UP-CAT they only sum up your grades from grade 8 to grade 11.
This can be another subject or topic you can cover: interview Koreans who got accepted to and graduate from Philippines universities. Another subject or topic is to interview Filipinos who got accepted to and graduated from Korean universities.
DLSU or Sto. Thomas don't lose hope Ms. Jessica Lee we are here for U.
Special application for dlsu already ended a month ago.
@teslagod2003 Did you graduate from DLSU?
She has a reason not to apply at DLSU she studied high school there. The fact she's not considering that school maybe because it's not an option or she has her reason not to.. UST though is a good school, that's where I studied college and there are lots of Koreans that study there too even now
U clearly have the wrong idea of what DLSU is
@teslagod2003 looks like you’re a hater of DLSU lol. There are students who got kicked out of DLSU because they have failing grades even though they’re crazy rich.
Don't lose hope Jessica. A lot of other options exist. There are other great universities and colleges in the Philippines that will take you in. Life sometimes chooses a different path for us but it'll all work out in the end. You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have. You're a very smart person so never doubt yourself. As I said, everything will work out in the end. You have a great future ahead so stay positive. We've got your back! 💪💪
I used to see schools as a sign of prestige. I always want to be part of that “smart, rich Asian” trope although I’m not smart and we’re just upper lower class at that time. That’s why I applied in UP and UST. Of course I failed and ended up taking nursing in FEU. I felt really sad because I didn’t become what I wanted to be. As years passed, I’m thankful I studied in FEU. The school released my full potential and the courage in life that I didn’t know I have. While I still admire graduates from UST and UP until now, I believe you will find success no matter which school you came from.
I also applied for UP this year and I still vividly remember how my whole hand was shaking when I was checking the results. As soon as I woke up, checking the results was the first thing that I did and then I saw that I didn't passed. I mentally prepared myself about the results for the UPCA, because I know how hard it is to pass, but upon seeing the results I still cried. I tried to hide in the bathroom after it so my mom wouldn't see me cry but she still felt that something was wrong so she followed me . I remember crying in her arms without saying anything but I guess she knows it already even if I don't tell her. She comforted me and she said something that was stuck in my mind. She said that "This is not the end of your dreams.". I actually cried again after seeing you cry (We actually have the same UPG so I guess we're bound to have the same fate😆). UP was my dream university ever since I was a child and it hurts knowing that I can't fulfill that dream anymore. However, I'm still thankful that I had the opportunity to apply. Also, I'm very proud of everyone for trying even though the results are uncertain. Thank you for sharing this video to us and I hope that you keep on pursuing the things that you dreamed of.
You can enroll in Adventist University of the Philippines, there are so many Korean students there.
Then try other school like DE LA SALLE, UST, MAPUA, FEU, SAN BEDA, ADAMSON. There are so many schools to try to.
I guess those two schools are her goals for her uni more than others .. that’s why .. but I agree with you there are also good universities too
La Salle and UST
There are only 2 schools in the Philippines
Perpetual University😊 or LPU
Sa feu marami korean
I was just looking to watch on youtube then I was your video... I like your disposition on how to take the result of everything, it hard but it's also normal that you felt why things happened that way, we both have the same motto which is "THINGS HAPPEN FOR A REASON" it may not be the right time for your to enter university here in the Philippines but it doesn't mean you can't try again. You're right just enjoy what you doing now compose yourself reenergize for there an exciting journey awaits you. I know the frustration when you gear up and so focus on your plan then you don't get the result you've wanted. Cheer UP!!!!
It's okay, Jessica. You're on into something different. This might look like a setback but this will surely launch you into something much greater. Comeback stronger, Jessica.
I remember my older sister when she is preparing for the entrance exam at UP. She even went to other province and stay there for almost 1 month because they offer a HIGH QUALITY review and for preparing at the entarance exam but at the end my sister failed. And she was crying because of the pressure from our family (she is the oldest daughter), from the people around us (ever since elementary up to high school she's always in first section and she's top 1 or 2 in their class), and the likes.
I just want to share this😄
I also failed UP back in 2011, but just like what you've said that everything happens for a reason. I moved on and took Architecture in other good Uni, and now I am already an Architect working in an international firm, and to tell you real world is your life after college. Pantay pantay na uli kayong lahat ng classmate mo nung HS pagdating sa corporate world.
Hey there Ms. Jessica .. I'm one of those who enjoyed watching u having cuteness fun doing ur vloggs .. & watching u in tears of sadness 😢 .. isn't something I expect to happen .. God bless you to cope up sooner than u expected .. as a student .. you've matured as someone w/ so good learning ability .. w/ how u talked about your subject of interest. W/ your gained .. learned ..fine & decent skills & abilities since you started .. obviously w/ your good strength .. &w/ your inspiring good goals & good dreams @ your young age .. (on this real given saddening circumstance .. ) .. it shouldn't be about the specific schools .. u let urself feel so down .. you are gifted w/ good resources .. to learn better .. by applying your good decent learnings into practice & gain more & be better & more mature version of u .. keep up your good work & take care Ms. J.
Don't be discouraged! Everyone has their own pace and some people even go to college later on in their lives, and you should be proud of yourself on just going through this journey alone, I can't even imagine the emotions and nights/days of overthinking; not only abt your college applications but also on whether if/not you can go back to the Philippines. Keep going! You'll eventually get there :))
I remembered when Harry Potter got rejected 12x times right before when he officially a publisher. "Reject" will not change ur life and decision it is part of our career. Only need to do is boost urself, friends to ur side and family. Keep aiming Jessica soon someday the path will come to u.
“Don’t Quit”
When things go wrong, as they sometimes will,
When the road you’re trudging seems all uphill,
When the funds are low but the debts are high,
And you want to smile but you have to sigh,
When care is pressing you down a bit,
Rest if you must, but don’t you quit.
Life is strange with its twists and turns,
As every one of us sometimes learns,
And many failures turn about
When we might have won had we stuck it out.
Don’t give up though the pace seems slow -
You may succeed with another blow.
Success is failure turned inside out -
The silver tint of the clouds of doubt,
You can never tell how close you are,
It may be near when it seems so far;
So stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit -
It’s when things seem worst that you must not quit.
Hi, Jessica! I'm a UP Student and I know some lower batch students who are bright and talented that did not get in. The acceptance rate for UP is less than 15%, which is really stiff and only 3-4% for Diliman Campus. Don't be too hard on yourself.
Dont be discouraged. All the “NOs” you’ve received will be keys to new and better opportunities for you. As a Filipino, we are proud and grateful for you esp now that you’re very honest with this very personal matter. We believe in you! Keep on keeping on 🤗
It's not the end of everything. Hope you'll consider other good schools too.
I feel you. I'm sorry but there's other schools too if ever. You're smart and talented you'll get there. Fighting!!!
it seems that you are one of those who don't really need a college level education in order to succeed in life since you are already successful as a content creator. entering college seems more like a personal option for you right now than an absolute necessity. but in case you still want to pursue a college degree, i wish that your future school would be one that will be able to develop your fullest potential as a person. you are such a gem to many of your viewers and we want others to see how precious you really are.
You can reapply once UPCAT is back. Atleast entrance exam was the real gauge.
How can she re-apply? Is it different from the current admission process?
You only through UPCAT once, she can either appeal or take 1 year in another school then transfer
@@justherefor current process does not have UPCAT unlike the usual UP selection.
@@fortuneybiernas5778 the thing is there is no UPCAT this time due to pandemic. From what I've heard only letter and school grades.
She can no longer apply in the UPCAT. You only have 1 try. Appeal or go to another U then transfer...
Last year, I failed 3 big Universities (UP, PUP, & UST) but still my failures doesn't stop me to try again. I processed my transfer application and tomorrow will be my exam and interview date for one of the program I applied in UPD. I'm taking my chances and believing in myself. Don't give up, jessica have faith and I wish you all the luck! we believe in you, fighting!✊🏻✨
Okay! update~ I PASSED UP DILIMANNN!!!! WAHH. JUST WANNA SHARE MY STORY TO YOU, GUYS! JUST KEEP ON TRYING, DON'T LET FAILURE/S PULL YOU DOWN. BE BETTER AND TRY AGAIN! FIGHTING!!✊🏻🌻
U can still try other univs in PH. Try La Salle or UST they're included in the top 1000 schools in the world.
ngl, this is how I'm feeling rn. It's really hard, like I don't even know what their standards are.
Here in the Philippines, the college entrance exams are tough. I had a friend who took extrance exam to 6 schools, and she failed 5 of her top university. They literally offer review before taking the UP admission exam because of how tough the exam and because of the limited slots. The exams are not a measure of your intellectual cspacity. Hope you feel better and just try again :)
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Aw you tried jessica we’re proud of you! But Sylvia is right, you only applied for 2 universities. You can try again in other school! Or you could try again next time! 🥰💜
Sorry. No take twos in UP and Ateneo.
@@AnongLatest talaga? Kahit like next year and so on?
@@cocoabutter-n7l Oo naman. Hindi iyan quiz or final exam na you can retake or have a remedial. Walang take two.
@@AnongLatest wrong comparison pa rin yung quiz, exam o remedial pero naiintindihan ko pahiwatig mo. May iba kasing schools pwede more than 1 tries so yeah I learn new everyday na once lang sa iba.
"why they are not accepting such a talented girl" -Slyvia the most supportive friend ever.
@@maynnemillares it's not that she doesn't want to TRY again, it is because she already experienced HOW HARD TO APPLY in universities. Please respect her decision.
@@maynnemillares ghurl I see your perseverance 😂😂😂 how many comments did you put this reply????
@@maynnemillares You're really a determined person, huh? You really gonna reply to every single comment in this comment section? °-°
I felt a heavy heart while watching this video. I don't know why but I want to cryy huhuhu 😔 coz' I know how it feels. But I just want you to know that God has something bigger for you! You are more than those results. We believe in you Jessica! Don't lose hope. We believe in your capabilities, so believe it also. Don't lose faith on yourself girl you can enter other universities, maybe it's not just your fate to enter those schools you applied. As long as there's sun, there's hope. And there's always a light at the end of the tunnel. Love you ❤
That's God's way of saying "look else where, those schools are not for you".
Being grateful at the time when things seem like they're falling apart or making you feel lost is the wisest thing one can do (: you doing that already shows how amazing you are. Don't let these turn-downs discourage you. Indeed, everything happens for a reason.
I failed UP admissions too. Just like you, I really did not feel anything when I was rejected to other schools but when it came to UP, I just cried and questioned my worth but everything happens for a reason. We can both excel in the schools and the fields that we are interested in. Gonna be rooting for you and hope that youll walk on the path that youd like :> 화이팅!!
Hi Jessica, I'm sorry and felt bad about your situation. And your right everything happens for a reason. This is just a temporary setback and things will fall in the right place. Hope you'll consider applying to other colleges and universities. Try UP or Saint Louis University (my Alma Mater) in Baguio City. SLU is one of the best schools in the country and have produced a lot of board top-notchers over the years. Plus you'll love the climate and vegetables especially.
UP and Ateneo are not the only better shools . We have Dela Salle, UST, Silliman University, University of Baguio. You just need to exhaust your means😊
Saint Louis University Baguio, FEU, CEU, etc etc ..
Yes i agree and baguio is one of a perfect place for studies the atmosphere and everything thanks why there are lots of schools in baguio you try to go baguio then try to enroll in UP baguio while you were there it is more easier access when you are already here
"For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."-Jeremiah 29:11
Don't lose hope. Pray and He will give you what you need in unexpected time.
I feel you, I know what you're going through. I was an accountancy student till the first term of my second year college but I got redirected so yeah you're right about everything happens for a reason.
Aw, Jessica...you are a very beautiful and talented person. Maybe if you were to consider trying some other schools in the PH for college you could try SISFU, MAPUA, UST, De La Salle, FEU, UP Baguio, or UAP. UP and Ateneo may have not been for you, but there are many other prestigious schools like the ones mentioned above definitely could. Stay bright and beautiful, Jessica! We got you. 😊❣️✨👏
It's really difficult to get admission to the top 2 schools in the country. Even our class valedictorian in high school didnt even make it to UP and Ateneo. Surprisingly, some of my classmates (not in the honor roll) in highschool passed the UPCAT and ACET.
It's extremely difficult to get into your dream school. I, myself didn't get into the university that I have been dreaming of of getting into since I was little. Both pamantasan ng lungsod ng maynila and University Of the Philippines rejected my application because of solely reviewing my grades in my previous grade level. With that being said, if only there's no COVID-19 and each universities were able to conduct their entrance exams, would the results change? because I know myself that I can ace those university entrance exams but due to the pandemic they weren't able to conduct it. 'twas really a disheartening and painful experience.
Yeah, everything happened for a reason,but everyone wish to know what's that reason😔
Just like you I also decided not to go to school last school year btw I am supposedly an incoming 1st year college. But I think last year is not meant for me. There's alot of things that made me to consider to stop. Like I know that I needto fix myself and my plan especially that my future depends on it. But right now I'm already enrolled on one of my dream university. During that one year that I decided to stop I learned a lot and got to experience new things that made a big impact to me right now. Just like you before I am very uncertain to my future but here I am, I'm happy and excited.
Education is not a race but a journey we need to enjoy. I am hoping that next year we will get to see your video entering your dream university.
Don't lose hope.
Everything happens for a reason. (maybe there's a big opportunity for you)
Just pursue your dream and someday, you will succeed.
Easier to shift to UP than go through the UPCA or UPCAT
I'm also not accepted in UP and I also truly believe that everything happens for a reason.
Theres still NU FEU, heck a lot of Up branches maybe able to reconsider ur application.
If you're reading this stay safe and healthy. God bless to your family
JESSICA SOMEDAY THEY WILL LOOK AT YOU LIKE SIMMERING LIGHT IN THE SKY. 🌈🌻🌞
There are so many good universities in the Philippines.
My niece ended up in UST when she failed UPCAT. She attended two semesters there and transferred to UP Diliman. Had to go into a non-quota course though. But once she was in, it was easy to change courses. She studied her butt off to get in the quota course. But that was a long time ago. Don’t know if you could still do that. Widen your horizons, UP and AdMU are not the only universities. There are others that are way better. Goodluck!
ateneo is, yeah. it's like applying for a doctorate. for UP, you have tons and tons of competition.
why not try de la salle or ust or solaiman in cebu?
People who have the courage to let literally the whole world know they failed, are really respectable.
100% Admirable.
Also note that if you’re applying for a popular course then definitely the competition is tough. You can always select a less popular course just to get admitted and then shift to your preferred course after the first term or so.
I qualified in UP but chose to go to University of St La Salle - Bacolod. City of Smiles and you'd fit right in. These days you have access to knowledge regardless of which University you go to. I consider myself successful in my career working alongside peers MIT, Stanford etc and never regretted my choice of University. A lot of the smartest people I know did not come from UP or Ateneo or UST or DLSU. Wish you the best on your next decisions to make.
We want you here in the Philippines! It breaks my heart to learn of your experience. Stay strong girl. And keep it up! I love your positivity. We all need it now more than ever.
The University here also rejected me way back 2019. Fortunately, I passed this year. Don't lose hope Ate. Love youu
"The Philippines don't want me." - Jessica
I want you tho, I'm still rooting for you. ❤️
palagi kitang nakikita omg HAHAHAHA
@Life Happens oyy, 'wag kang mag-bastos HAHAHA
@@mrydlcy yah hahaha
@Life Happens hahaha
"I want you tho" HAHAHAHAHAH Jessica dont want you but the Philippines 😭😭😭
its ok not to be okey... i feel you... I also failed during my UP college application. All I did was to be the best i could be and enrolled at a catholic university in our province and surprisingly in 2006 i took my master's degree at UP graduate school. Unfortunately i wasnt able to finish it yet because of conflicting work schedule and hopefully finish it in the future :) I really love UP and hope to be back there soon.