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PurpleTrain.com, a subsidiary of Informatics Phils. and Asia’s first and largest online learning provider, is making this possible by offering 50 MBA scholarship grants worth over P7 million to qualified applicants.
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CHED Commissioner Manuel Punzal said they have formed a technical panel to discuss the guidelines for online courses now being offered by different schools.
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January 10, 2003 - 12:00am
