Basilan State College
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Basilan State College is a state college in the island province of Basilan. Its main campus is located in Isabela City with three college extensions in Lamitan City, Maluso and Tipo-Tipo, Basilan, plus one agricultural and secondary campus in Sta. Clara.
Nasser A. Salain Ed D. - College President
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State Colleges and Universities Athletic Association
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- PSCA
- EARIST
- MPC
- PNU
- PUP
- TIU
- TUP
- CSU
- QSC
- NVSU
- ISU
- ASCoT
- BPSU
- BASC
- BulSU
- CLSU
- DHVTSU
- NEUST
- PAC
- PMMA
- PhilSCA
- RMTU
- TAU
- TSU
- BatSU
- CavSU
- LSPU
- MinSCAT
- OMNC
- PSU
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- SLSU
- URS
- UPLB
- WPU
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- BU
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- CSU
- CBSUA
- DEBESMSCAT
- ParSU
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| Visayas |
- ASU
- CapSU
- CHMSC
- GSC
- ISCOF
- ISAT-U
- NSCA
- NIPSC
- NONESCSAT
- NORSU
- UA
- WVSU
- ESSU
- EVSU
- LNU
- NSU
- NwSSU
- PIT
- SSCAF
- SSU
- SLSU
- UEP
- UPVTC
- VSU
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| Mindanao |
- BSC
- JRMSU
- JHCPC
- WMSU
- ZCSPC
- ZSCMST
- BSU
- CPSC
- CMU
- MUST
- MOSCAT
- NWMSCST
- DNSC
- DOSCSAT
- PSCD
- SPABMAST
- USeP
- UP Mindanao
- CCSPC
- CFCST
- SKSU
- USM
- ASSCAT
- CarSU
- SdSSU
- SSCT
- AMPSC
- MSU
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Mindanao State Colleges and Universities
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Basilan State College • Camiguin State College • Cotabato Foundation College of Science and Technology • Davao del Norte State College • Davao Oriental State College of Science and Technology • Jose P. Rizal State College • Josefina M. State College • Misamis Oriental State College of Agriculture and Technology • Northern Mindanao State Institute of Science and Technology • Sultan Kudarat Polytechnic State College • Southern Philippines Agri-Business and Marine and Aquatic School of Technology • Surigao State College of Technology • Surigao del Sur Polytechnic State College • Zamboanga City Polytechnic State College • Zamboanga State College Marines Science & Technology
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| Universities |
Bukidnon State University • Central Mindanao University • Mindanao State University • Mindanao University of Science and Technology • Philippine Normal University-Agusan Campus • University of the Philippines, Mindanao • University of Southeastern Philippines • University of Southern Mindanao • Western Mindanao State University
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