Fellowship Baptist College

Fellowship Baptist College

Other name	FBC
Former name	Fellowship Baptist Academy
Motto	Ego Sum Lux (Latin)
Motto in English	"I am the Light" - John 8:12
Type	Private
Established	1954
Affiliation	PRISAACK
Religious affiliation	Baptist
President	Marietta G. Villegas, LPT, Ed. D
Location	Kabankalan City , Negros Occidental , Philippines 9°59′10″N 122°49′05″E / 9.98603°N 122.81808°E / 9.98603; 122.81808
Campus	Urban
Colors	Maroon, Gold & Gray
Nickname	FBCians
Website	www.fbc.edu.ph
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Fellowship Baptist College (FBC) is a non-stock, private and sectarian institution in Kabankalan, Negros Occidental, Philippines established in 1954.^[1]

History

Formerly known as "Fellowship Baptist Academy", the institution was founded by Baptist lay ministers, leaders and missionaries from the Visayan Fellowship of Fundamental Baptist Churches. It is a sectarian, non-stock and non-profit educational institution. Aside from student fees, it exists mainly upon benevolent donations from Fundamental Baptist churches organization, individual Christians and later from the alumni and its organization.

It opened in 1954 with an enrollment of 212 students. It faithfully carried out its mission. In 1957, Fellowship Baptist Academy was given government recognition. In June 1982, the school operated a post-secondary course in Midwifery. The following year, it opened two degree courses which are Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Bachelor of Arts. Upon conferring the government recognition to these two courses, DECS acted favorably in school year 1989-1990 on the change of the status of the school from "Academy" to "College".

Academics

FBC offers pre-school, grade school, junior high school, senior high school, and undergraduate and graduate level programs.

Its senior high school program has three (3) strands in the academic track, namely:

• Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM)
• Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)
• Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

And three specialty courses for the Technological-Vocational (TECH-VOC) track, namely:

• Cookery
• Caregiving
• Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

As of 2019, it has six academic colleges namely:

• College of Teacher Education, Arts and Sciences
• College of Business and Accountancy
• College of Engineering and Computer Studies
• College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Programs
• College of Criminal Justice Education
• College of Library and Information Sciences

References

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