Welcome to student life at ISU
Experience the best of countryside education! Isabela State University is a hub not just for curricular excellence but also for creativity and camaraderie. We build vibrant and strong bond as one ISU Community that offers an array of meaningful engagements in curricular, co-curricular, and extra-curricular activities!
ISU education is free
We've got your back! Isabela State University is one of the implementers of Free Higher Education Program under Republic Act 10931 or Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act (UAQTEA) since Academic Year 2018-2019.
All undergraduate students enrolled in the University are free of charge in payment of tuition, miscellaneous, and other school fees. Aside from free education, the University has also comprehensive scholarship programs either through institutional support, government sponsorship, or private assistance.
ISU community
Every ISUan is part of the One ISU Community, creating an environment that fosters creativity, inclusivity, and equity. The University offers opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and visitors from all walks of life to converge and share in the pursuit of harmonious and active communal living.
Certified safe space
It's a safe and sound community! Isabela State University is a certified safe space community with its active ventures with the Safe Campus Project of Active Citizenship Foundation. The University established physical offices through the Public Assistance and Complaint Desk (PAC-D) to facilitate open discussions and support mechanisms for any emerging issues and concerns from people within the vicinity of campus premises.
In support of this, the University through the Office of Student Affairs and Services facilitates open dialogues to address any grievances and complaints that may arise from sub-committees of departments, colleges, to campus committee, and university committee.
Support helplines:
- PAC-D — Mondays to Thursdays, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Customer Care Service — Mondays to Fridays, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Sports and fitness
Get energized! For sporty feels, the University provides physical activities that you may get to enjoy and engage seriously or casually. Aside from Physical Education classes, the University has sporting teams and groups from colleges to the University level, with an annual celebration of sporting events through Intramurals.
Open for all, you may audition for any sporting engagement from your colleges or get a chance to join the University Varsity team and represent our colors in higher levels of competition like the SCUAA (State Colleges and Universities Athletic Association). To apply, you may contact your local varsity teams from your respective campuses.
Socio-cultural engagements
Celebrating culture!
At Isabela State University, a vibrant commitment to the arts and heritage is embodied through its diverse performing arts groups. These organizations reflect the university's dedication to fostering extra-curricular engagement, providing a dynamic platform for students to explore and showcase their talents.
The campus comes alive as a stage for expression, discovery, and cultural celebration. Students are invited to participate in a rich array of socio-cultural activities that honor the indigenous traditions of North-eastern Luzon while embracing the broader spectrum of art, humanities, and creativity.
Through these performing arts groups, individuals can contribute to a growing repertoire of talent and artistry, finding inspiration and purpose within a supportive and inclusive community.
Unleash your talents and indulge in the tapestry of socio-cultural activities that transform the campus into a dynamic stage of expression, discovery, and engagement! The University opens opportunities to exhibit talents in the world of art, humanities, and culture that values indigenous traditions of North-eastern Luzon.
Student organization
Find your community with us! We understand the great importance of creating a lively and energetic student body. At the core of our culture is our dedication to fostering an independent and free student life.
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| No. | Name of the organization | Name of president | Advisers | Email address | Facebook page | Organizational logo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Supreme Student Council | Christopher Respicio | Christian Llyod Taguba | ssc.echague@isu.edu.ph | View Facebook | View Logo |
| 2 | The Forum Publication | Jay Ar C. Balmores | Dr. Kristian Paul Lazo | theforum@isu.edu.ph | View Facebook | View Logo |
| 3 | Isabela Young Farmers Association | Hans Brian S. Raguindin | Dr. Mark B. Langtiwan, Joel B. Bautista and Edith P. Ruma | |||
| 4 | Philippine Junior Agricultural Executive Society | Loraine D. Palapus | Joy M. Raiz | raine.palapus@gmail.com | View Facebook | View Logo |
| 5 | Student Body Organization - College of Agriculture | Darvin D. Liban | Dr. Mark Langtiwan | darvinliban2001@gmail.com | View Facebook | View Logo |
| 6 | English Club | Julius S. Cerenio | Leizl Joy A. Alzate, Dr. Ma. Theresa L. Eustaqui, and Bernadette Gumpal | cereniojulius11@gmail.com | View Facebook | View Logo |
| 7 | ISU Alliance of Chemistry Students | Earljohn Martin | Krysma Irene R. Munar, Buena Flor L. Gargabite and Janice G. Malana | ejmartin087@gmail.com | View Facebook | View Logo |
On-campus housing
Isabela State University (ISU) provides affordable on-campus housing to students through the ISU Student Dormitory. The university's dormitories offer safe, comfortable, and budget-friendly living arrangements for students who come from various regions in the Philippines, making it easier for them to pursue their academic goals without the financial burden of high living costs.
In addition, the ISU dormitories offer economical utility services, free Wi-Fi, and electricity, which greatly lessen the financial burden on students from low-income families. The male and female students are housed in separate dormitories, which are overseen by their respective dormitory matrons, who also provide counseling services to all student residents.
For students residing outside the University, the Student Housing and Residential Services conducts annual accreditation of boarding houses and dormitories through monitoring and inspection with the partnership of the Office of Health Services, Security, Barangay Officials, Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Philippine National Police (PNP), and Sanitation Office.
The University has established partnership with the ISU-Owners of Accredited Boarding Houses and Dormitories Association (ISU-OABHDA). The ISU-OABHDA is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with Company Registration No. CN201111606. Its general objective is to unite and organize all the owners of registered and accredited boarding houses and dormitories of San Fabian, Echague, Isabela, and provide an avenue to safeguard the common interest and welfare of students residing in their care.
Student resources and related links
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