College in San Carlos City Advises Students to Transfer as It Sets to Shut Down
A college in San Carlos City has officially announced that it will be shutting down its operations, advises students to transfer.
Recently, Tañon College made the announcement through its Student Affairs and Services Facebook page, advising students to start preparing to transfer to other schools. The post elicited comments from netizens.
According to the statement, the closure is due to the school’s inability to meet the requirements set by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). The order to stop operations was issued by CHED on July 2, 2025.
Because of this, the college can no longer continue offering classes for the upcoming school year.
Students were advised to make arrangements to transfer to another higher education institution where they can continue and complete their degree programs. The school assured them that they would be given full support throughout the transition.
Tañon College stated that they will assist in processing and releasing transfer credentials to help students smoothly get into their chosen schools. Students were encouraged to reach out to the Registrar’s Office for guidance and to secure the necessary documents.
The closure of the school came as sad news to many students, especially those who were about to graduate.
Many netizens expressed concern, sadness, and even frustration, but others also thanked the school for its years of learning and support.
The college expressed its gratitude to the students for trusting them and shared how proud they are of the academic journey their students have taken. Though the school is closing, it hopes that students will carry forward the values and education they received at Tañon College.
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As of this writing, the school’s focus is on helping students transfer smoothly and continue their studies elsewhere.
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
