sk our students and they'll tell you that they've met their best teachers at BRAIN TRAIN. Not only are they all intelligent and energetic, but they really enjoy teaching. And it doesn't hurt that many of them are gorgeous, too! ;) Does it? Tee-hee. | |
 | Mr. Irvin Domingo - BS Agricultural Chemistry, UPLB (graduated cum laude) - CAS-UPLB Most Outstanding Student - BPI Science awardee - DOST Scholarship awardee - UPLB Alumni Association Leadership Awardee - Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society member - Gerry Roxas Leadership awardee - 1st place for 3 consecutive years, National Chemistry Quiz Contest - 1st place, DOST National Science and Invention Trivia Contest - 1st place, St. Therese Quiz Contest - 3rd place, UPLB Split Second General Information Quiz Contest - 1st place, UPLB SChemES Natural Sciences Quiz Contest - 3rd place, UPLB Microbiology 1 Interlaboratory Quiz Contest - 1st place, UPLB Brainjamming Gen. Information Quiz Contest - 2nd place, UPLB Quizzards Quiz Contest - 2nd place, UPLB Physika Physics 3 Interlaboratory Quiz Contest - 1st place, UPLB Junior Executive Society Freshman Inter-block General Information Quiz Contest |
 | Dr. Emma Sales - Ph.D Genetics, UPLB - MS Seed Physiology, UPLB - BS Agriculture, UPLB - Certificate in Seed Technology, Massey University, New Zealand - Agriculture and Fisheries Modernization Act Research and Development Best Paper awardee - Philippine Team Leader, Asian Maize Biotechnology Network - Researcher, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations - PCARRD Manpower Development Program Scholarship awardee - New Zealand Bilateral Program Scholarship awardee - DOST-PCASTRD Manpower Development Program Scholarship awardee - Board of Director, Crop Science Society of the Philippines - Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society member - Phil. Society for the Advancement of Genetics member - Global Musa Genomics Consortium member - International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences member |
 | Engr. Erwin Escobar - Instructor, Department of Engineering Science, UPLB - MS Chemical Engineering, UPLB - BS Chemical Engineering graduate, UPLB (graduated cum laude and 1 semester early); - Undergraduate thesis presented in an international symposium in Osaka, Japan - Philippine Science High School Main graduate - La Tondeña Foundation Scholarship Grant awardee |
 | Ms. Annabelle Gonzales - Instructor, Institute of Chemistry, UPLB - BS Chemistry graduate (consistently in Honor Roll), UPLB - 1st placer, National Chemistry Quiz Contest - 1st placer, UPLB Statistics Quiz Contest |
 | Mr. Julius Cesar Laban - former instructor, Inst. of Biological Sciences (IBS), UPLB - Doctor of Medicine (currently enrolled), UP College of Medicine, UP Manila - BS Biology graduate, UPLB (graduated magna cum laude and class valedictorian) - Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines awardee - BPI Science Awardee - University President's Medal awardee - College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Medal for Academic Excellence - Institute of Biological Sciences Faculty Medal for Academic Excellence - Governor Teresita S. Lazaro's Excellence Award - Academic Excellence in the Biological Sciences awardee - Most Outstanding Junior for SY 2001 - 2002 - Top Scholar of Laguna, 2000 - 2003, 2004 - present |
 | Mr. Randy Ladaga - former instructor, Institute of Biological Sciences, UPLB - MS Zoology candidate, UPLB - BS Zoology graduate, UPLB - Philippine Science High School Main graduate - 4th Placer, 1986 UPRHS Entrance Test - 96%, National Medical Admission Test |
 | Ms. Dewmaine Sales - BS Development Communication graduate, UPLB - certificate courses, Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language and Teaching Young Learners, The International TEFL [Teachers of English as a Foreign Language] Corporation (TITC), 2007 - member, British Council's English Language Teaching Contacts Scheme |
 | Mr. Jet Sumagang - BS Chemical Engineering, UPLB - UP Rural High school honor graduate - No. 1 Student in the College of Engineering and Agro-Industrial Technology, 1st Semester 2003-04 (GWA 1.015) |
 | Ms. Ritchelle Escobin - BS Development Communication, UPLB (graduated cum laude) - UP Rural High School honor graduate - Editor-in-Chief, The Ruralite (The Official School Organ of the UP Rural High School) - UP INTARMED qualifier (top 80 of the UPCAT, all campuses) |
 | Prof. Jomar Ison - former asst. professor, Institute of Biological Sciences, UPLB - MS Genetics, Minor in Biochemistry, UPLB - BS Biology , UPLB (graduated cum laude) - UP Rural High School honor graduate - Institute of Biological Sciences Faculty Medal of Excellence awardee - Phi Sigma Outstanding Student awardee |
Friday, March 28, 2008
presenting, the BRAIN TRAIN teachers (updated)
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Why should you entrust your UPCAT review to BRAIN TRAIN?
OK, here's the thing. Every other review center will certainly claim that it's the best. No one would say that it's the second or third best, right? Well BRAIN TRAIN also claims that, but then BRAIN TRAIN has a proof---a concrete one, that is---that it is indeed THE BEST. And these are the following:
1. BRAIN TRAIN is one of the very, very, very few UPCAT review centers that posts its UPCAT passers' list yearly. That is because yearly, BRAIN TRAIN produces more or less 400 UPCAT passers! That is something to be truly proud of! Other review centers that also publicize their UPCAT passers would just pale in comparison with our UPCAT passers. If BRAIN TRAIN weren't really effective, it definitely can not produce these many UPCAT passers, right?
2. BRAIN TRAIN not only produces hundreds of UPCAT passers, but even UPCAT topnotchers as well. Imagine, a small-time review center based in Laguna yearly produces 3-5 UP Oblation scholars and INTARMED qualifiers yearly! That's the UPCAT Top 50 / Top 92 out of 70,000 examinees! This just shows again that BRAIN TRAIN really works!
3. Former BRAIN TRAIN students constantly rave about how effective the review program is, and even how fun it was to have the BRAIN TRAIN advantage! BRAIN TRAIN definitely combines fun and learning---a major feat, I must say! To prove this, better check out the testimonials of BRAIN TRAIN's former students at profiles.friendster.com/braintrain
4. BRAIN TRAIN has been helping hundreds of students to get into UP for the past 16 years, and its students grow every year. Again, if former BRAIN TRAIN students do not aver that BRAIN TRAIN works, it will have been out of business by now! BRAIN TRAIN has been tried and tested through the years; this means that its incoming students won't be its "guinea pig" (new UPCAT review centers now are still "nangangapa" and their UPCAT review formula is still being tested...hence, their present or future students will be like their "lab rats"...yung pag-eeksperimentuhan pa lang).
So what are you waiting for? Fulfill your dream of getting into the country's premiere university the BRAIN TRAIN way! Who knows, you could also be our next topnotcher and give you your money back!
1. BRAIN TRAIN is one of the very, very, very few UPCAT review centers that posts its UPCAT passers' list yearly. That is because yearly, BRAIN TRAIN produces more or less 400 UPCAT passers! That is something to be truly proud of! Other review centers that also publicize their UPCAT passers would just pale in comparison with our UPCAT passers. If BRAIN TRAIN weren't really effective, it definitely can not produce these many UPCAT passers, right?
2. BRAIN TRAIN not only produces hundreds of UPCAT passers, but even UPCAT topnotchers as well. Imagine, a small-time review center based in Laguna yearly produces 3-5 UP Oblation scholars and INTARMED qualifiers yearly! That's the UPCAT Top 50 / Top 92 out of 70,000 examinees! This just shows again that BRAIN TRAIN really works!
3. Former BRAIN TRAIN students constantly rave about how effective the review program is, and even how fun it was to have the BRAIN TRAIN advantage! BRAIN TRAIN definitely combines fun and learning---a major feat, I must say! To prove this, better check out the testimonials of BRAIN TRAIN's former students at profiles.friendster.com/braintrain
4. BRAIN TRAIN has been helping hundreds of students to get into UP for the past 16 years, and its students grow every year. Again, if former BRAIN TRAIN students do not aver that BRAIN TRAIN works, it will have been out of business by now! BRAIN TRAIN has been tried and tested through the years; this means that its incoming students won't be its "guinea pig" (new UPCAT review centers now are still "nangangapa" and their UPCAT review formula is still being tested...hence, their present or future students will be like their "lab rats"...yung pag-eeksperimentuhan pa lang).
So what are you waiting for? Fulfill your dream of getting into the country's premiere university the BRAIN TRAIN way! Who knows, you could also be our next topnotcher and give you your money back!
Friday, February 29, 2008
presenting, the BRAIN TRAIN teachers!
Ask our students and they'll tell you that they've met their best teachers at BRAIN TRAIN. Not only are they all young, intelligent, and energetic, but they really enjoy teaching. | |
 | Mr. ERWIN ESCOBAR Instructor, Dept. of Engineering Science, UPLB; Phil. Science High School graduate; BS Chemical Engineering (cum laude), UPLB (4 and a half years) |
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 | Mr. JULIUS CAESAR LABAN Instructor, Inst. of Biological Sciences (IBS), UPLB, 1993-1994; BS Biology graduate, UPLB, 2003, magna cum laude, class valedictorian; Doctor of Medicine (currently enrolled), UP College of Medicine; Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines awardee, 2003; University President's Medal, 2003; CAS Faculty Medal for Academic Excellence, 2003; IBS Faculty Medal for Academic Excellence, 2003; Governor Teresita S. Lazaro's Excellence Award, 2003; BPI Science Awardee, 2003; Academic Excellence in the Biological Sciences awardee, 2003; Most Outstanding Junior for SY 2001 - 2002; Top Scholar of Laguna, 2000 - 2003, 2004 - present |
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 | Ms. GMELEEN FAYE TOMBOC UP BS Business Economics (magna cum laude), UPDil; Bachelor of Laws, UP College of Law; UP Oblation Scholar (top 50 out of 65,000 UPCAT examinees); UPRHS graduate (Valedictorian); 1st Placer, 1994 UPRHS Entrance Test |
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 | Prof. JOMAR ISON, M.S. Asst. Professor, Inst. of Biological Sciences, UPLB, 1996-2003; UPRHS honor graduate; BS Biology (cum laude), UPLB; MS Genetics, Minor in Biochemistry, UPLB; IBS Faculty Medal of Excellence; Phi Sigma Outstanding Student Awardee |
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| | Dr. EMMA SALES Ph.D Genetics, UPLB; MS Seed Physiology, UPLB; BS Agriculture, UPLB; Agriculture and Fisheries Modernization Act Research and Development Best Paper Awardee; Certificate in Seed Technology, Massey University, New Zealand; Philippine Team Leader, Asian Maize Biotechnology Network; researcher, Molecular Marker Techniques for Selection of Induced Mutation of Bananas with Improved Post Harvest Qualities (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations); scholar, PCARRD Manpower Development Program, New Zealand Bilateral Program, and DOST-PCASTRD Manpower Development Program; Board of Director, Crop Science Society of the Philippines; member, Gamma Sigma Delta Honor Society, Phil. Society for the Advancement of Genetics, Global Musa Genomics Consortium, International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences |
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 | Mr. IRVIN DOMINGO JR. BS Agricultural Chemistry (cum laude), UPLB; CAS-UPLB Most Outstanding Student; BPI Science Awardee; DOST Scholar; 1st Placer (team), National Chemistry Quiz Contest, 2002-2004; 1st Placer, DOST National Science and Invention Trivia Contest
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 | Ms. NESSE GRACE URIARTE Asst. Professor, Inst. of Mathematical Sciences and Physics, UPLB; BS Applied Physics (cum laude), UPLB; MS Environmental Science, UPLB; DOST Scholar; Outstanding Junior Faculty of IMSP, UPLB
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 | Mr. RANDY LADAGA Instructor, Inst. of Biological Sciences, UPLB, 1996-1999; Phil. Science High School graduate; BS Zoology, UPLB; MS Zoology (candidate); 4th Placer, 1986 UPRHS Entrance Test, 96%, National Medical Admission Test
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| | Ms. ANNABELLE GONZALES Instructor, Institute of Chemistry, UPLB; BS Chemistry graduate (consistently in Honor Roll), UPLB, 2003; First Placer (team), National Chemistry Quiz Contest, 2003; First Placer (team), UPLB Statistics Quiz Contest, 2002
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 | Mr. JET SUMAGANG BS Chemical Engineering, UPLB, 2003; UP Rural High School (Honor Graduate); No. 1 Student in the College of Engineering and Agro-Industrial Technology, 1st Semester 2003-04 (GWA 1.015)
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 | Ms. DEWMAINE SALES BS Development Communication graduate, UPLB, 2004; certificate courses, Teaching English as a Foreign/Second Language and Teaching Young Learners, The International TEFL [Teachers of English as a Foreign Language] Corporation (TITC), 2007; member, British Council's English Language Teaching Contacts Scheme (ELTeCS)
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| | Ms. RITCHELLE ESCOBIN BS Development Communication (cum laude), UPLB; UPRHS honor graduate; editor-in-chief, The Ruralite; UP INTARMED qualifier (top 80 of the UPCAT, all campuses) |
FAQ about Brain Train
Q. How effective is the REVIEW?
A: The BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW is so effective that it has more UPCAT passers than all the other Laguna review centers combined. BRAIN TRAIN is the only review center which has been posting its passers' list year after year after year. Other review centers claim to have high passing rates, but without any proof. There have been so many cases wherein a student less expected to pass the UPCAT makes it after attending the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW, while a student more expected to pass does NOT make it after NOT attending the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW. Also, BRAIN TRAIN doesn't just make its students pass the UPCAT, it even helps its students to become UPCAT topnotchers.
Q. Is this REVIEW also effective for other college entrance tests?
A. Yes.
Q: Of the Los Banos batches, which is most recommended?
A: BRAIN TRAIN recommends the first batch since this gives a student plenty of time after the REVIEW to still catch up on his weak subject areas, either through self-study or by availing of BRAIN TRAIN tutorial services.
Q. I am already Number 1 in my class in school. Do I still need to attend the REVIEW? A. Even if you already expect to pass the UPCAT, there are other benefits that can be derived from the REVIEW. It will raise your grades even further in school. What you will learn from the REVIEW will also benefit you throughout college. Besides, BRAIN TRAIN offers a 100% refund for its students who will make it as UP Oblation or INTARMED scholars.
Q. I want to attend the REVIEW in Los Banos even if I live near another BRAIN TRAIN venue. Is this a good idea? Any suggestions on places to stay near BRAIN TRAIN?
A. One big advantage of reviewing in Los Banos is the availability of additional special classes (e.g., English, Trigonometry, Physics) at BRAIN TRAIN. These enrichment classes, consisting of about five students, are taken two to three hours a day for an additional P3500. Your three-week Los Banos stay then becomes not just a REVIEW but an "educational camp" wherein you are able to review, take advanced lessons, and catch up on weak areas all at the same time, for less than P10,000. BRAIN TRAIN is located in Sta. Fe Subdivision which is only a minute or two away from UP. Because of this, boarding houses and studio type apartments for UP students abound. Most of them have vacancies during summer because most UP students go home to their provinces during this time. Even BRAIN TRAIN has a few rooms available for rent during summer.
Q. I wish to attend a non-Los Banos venue of the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW (e.g., Sta. Cruz, San Pablo, Batangas, Sta. Rosa, San Pedro, Lucena). Will there be any difference in quality (i.e., Los Banos venue vs. non-Los Banos venue)?
A. Almost none. The same teachers will teach in all venues. BRAIN TRAIN uses the same program in all its REVIEW venues. However, BRAIN TRAIN review fees are usually P1000 higher in Batangas, Lucena, and Sta. Rosa.
Q. I will not be able to attend any of your summer offerings. Do you still offer REVIEW classes in June and July?
A. Yes, but only during weekends because the school year has already begun by then. Because of this, BRAIN TRAIN does NOT recommend the June-July batch. Students will practically have no more time to rest because after attending school from Monday to Friday, they still have to attend the REVIEW during weekends. Hence students who take this batch are rarely able to attend all the REVIEW sessions. It also becomes too late for them to catch up on their weak subject areas.
Q. How does BRAIN TRAIN compare with other review centers? Why should I choose BRAIN TRAIN for my review?
A. Please visit http://brain-train.com.ph/tally.htm to get a glimpse of why BRAIN TRAIN is superior above others.
A: The BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW is so effective that it has more UPCAT passers than all the other Laguna review centers combined. BRAIN TRAIN is the only review center which has been posting its passers' list year after year after year. Other review centers claim to have high passing rates, but without any proof. There have been so many cases wherein a student less expected to pass the UPCAT makes it after attending the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW, while a student more expected to pass does NOT make it after NOT attending the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW. Also, BRAIN TRAIN doesn't just make its students pass the UPCAT, it even helps its students to become UPCAT topnotchers.
Q. Is this REVIEW also effective for other college entrance tests?
A. Yes.
Q: Of the Los Banos batches, which is most recommended?
A: BRAIN TRAIN recommends the first batch since this gives a student plenty of time after the REVIEW to still catch up on his weak subject areas, either through self-study or by availing of BRAIN TRAIN tutorial services.
Q. I am already Number 1 in my class in school. Do I still need to attend the REVIEW? A. Even if you already expect to pass the UPCAT, there are other benefits that can be derived from the REVIEW. It will raise your grades even further in school. What you will learn from the REVIEW will also benefit you throughout college. Besides, BRAIN TRAIN offers a 100% refund for its students who will make it as UP Oblation or INTARMED scholars.
Q. I want to attend the REVIEW in Los Banos even if I live near another BRAIN TRAIN venue. Is this a good idea? Any suggestions on places to stay near BRAIN TRAIN?
A. One big advantage of reviewing in Los Banos is the availability of additional special classes (e.g., English, Trigonometry, Physics) at BRAIN TRAIN. These enrichment classes, consisting of about five students, are taken two to three hours a day for an additional P3500. Your three-week Los Banos stay then becomes not just a REVIEW but an "educational camp" wherein you are able to review, take advanced lessons, and catch up on weak areas all at the same time, for less than P10,000. BRAIN TRAIN is located in Sta. Fe Subdivision which is only a minute or two away from UP. Because of this, boarding houses and studio type apartments for UP students abound. Most of them have vacancies during summer because most UP students go home to their provinces during this time. Even BRAIN TRAIN has a few rooms available for rent during summer.
Q. I wish to attend a non-Los Banos venue of the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW (e.g., Sta. Cruz, San Pablo, Batangas, Sta. Rosa, San Pedro, Lucena). Will there be any difference in quality (i.e., Los Banos venue vs. non-Los Banos venue)?
A. Almost none. The same teachers will teach in all venues. BRAIN TRAIN uses the same program in all its REVIEW venues. However, BRAIN TRAIN review fees are usually P1000 higher in Batangas, Lucena, and Sta. Rosa.
Q. I will not be able to attend any of your summer offerings. Do you still offer REVIEW classes in June and July?
A. Yes, but only during weekends because the school year has already begun by then. Because of this, BRAIN TRAIN does NOT recommend the June-July batch. Students will practically have no more time to rest because after attending school from Monday to Friday, they still have to attend the REVIEW during weekends. Hence students who take this batch are rarely able to attend all the REVIEW sessions. It also becomes too late for them to catch up on their weak subject areas.
Q. How does BRAIN TRAIN compare with other review centers? Why should I choose BRAIN TRAIN for my review?
A. Please visit http://brain-train.com.ph/tally.htm to get a glimpse of why BRAIN TRAIN is superior above others.
FAQ about Brain Train
Q. How effective is the REVIEW?
A: The BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW is so effective that it has more UPCAT passers than all the other Laguna review centers combined. BRAIN TRAIN is the only review center which has been posting its passers' list year after year after year. Other review centers claim to have high passing rates, but without any proof. There have been so many cases wherein a student less expected to pass the UPCAT makes it after attending the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW, while a student more expected to pass does NOT make it after NOT attending the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW. Also, BRAIN TRAIN doesn't just make its students pass the UPCAT, it even helps its students to become UPCAT topnotchers.
Q. Is this REVIEW also effective for other college entrance tests?
A. Yes.
Q: Of the Los Banos batches, which is most recommended?
A: BRAIN TRAIN recommends the first batch since this gives a student plenty of time after the REVIEW to still catch up on his weak subject areas, either through self-study or by availing of BRAIN TRAIN tutorial services.
Q. I am already Number 1 in my class in school. Do I still need to attend the REVIEW? A. Even if you already expect to pass the UPCAT, there are other benefits that can be derived from the REVIEW. It will raise your grades even further in school. What you will learn from the REVIEW will also benefit you throughout college. Besides, BRAIN TRAIN offers a 100% refund for its students who will make it as UP Oblation or INTARMED scholars.
Q. I want to attend the REVIEW in Los Banos even if I live near another BRAIN TRAIN venue. Is this a good idea? Any suggestions on places to stay near BRAIN TRAIN?
A. One big advantage of reviewing in Los Banos is the availability of additional special classes (e.g., English, Trigonometry, Physics) at BRAIN TRAIN. These enrichment classes, consisting of about five students, are taken two to three hours a day for an additional P3500. Your three-week Los Banos stay then becomes not just a REVIEW but an "educational camp" wherein you are able to review, take advanced lessons, and catch up on weak areas all at the same time, for less than P10,000. BRAIN TRAIN is located in Sta. Fe Subdivision which is only a minute or two away from UP. Because of this, boarding houses and studio type apartments for UP students abound. Most of them have vacancies during summer because most UP students go home to their provinces during this time. Even BRAIN TRAIN has a few rooms available for rent during summer.
Q. I wish to attend a non-Los Banos venue of the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW (e.g., Sta. Cruz, San Pablo, Batangas, Sta. Rosa, San Pedro, Lucena). Will there be any difference in quality (i.e., Los Banos venue vs. non-Los Banos venue)?
A. Almost none. The same teachers will teach in all venues. BRAIN TRAIN uses the same program in all its REVIEW venues. However, BRAIN TRAIN review fees are usually P1000 higher in Batangas, Lucena, and Sta. Rosa.
Q. I will not be able to attend any of your summer offerings. Do you still offer REVIEW classes in June and July?
A. Yes, but only during weekends because the school year has already begun by then. Because of this, BRAIN TRAIN does NOT recommend the June-July batch. Students will practically have no more time to rest because after attending school from Monday to Friday, they still have to attend the REVIEW during weekends. Hence students who take this batch are rarely able to attend all the REVIEW sessions. It also becomes too late for them to catch up on their weak subject areas.
Q. How does BRAIN TRAIN compare with other review centers? Why should I choose BRAIN TRAIN for my review?
A. Please visit http://brain-train.com.ph/tally.htm to get a glimpse of why BRAIN TRAIN is superior above others.
A: The BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW is so effective that it has more UPCAT passers than all the other Laguna review centers combined. BRAIN TRAIN is the only review center which has been posting its passers' list year after year after year. Other review centers claim to have high passing rates, but without any proof. There have been so many cases wherein a student less expected to pass the UPCAT makes it after attending the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW, while a student more expected to pass does NOT make it after NOT attending the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW. Also, BRAIN TRAIN doesn't just make its students pass the UPCAT, it even helps its students to become UPCAT topnotchers.
Q. Is this REVIEW also effective for other college entrance tests?
A. Yes.
Q: Of the Los Banos batches, which is most recommended?
A: BRAIN TRAIN recommends the first batch since this gives a student plenty of time after the REVIEW to still catch up on his weak subject areas, either through self-study or by availing of BRAIN TRAIN tutorial services.
Q. I am already Number 1 in my class in school. Do I still need to attend the REVIEW? A. Even if you already expect to pass the UPCAT, there are other benefits that can be derived from the REVIEW. It will raise your grades even further in school. What you will learn from the REVIEW will also benefit you throughout college. Besides, BRAIN TRAIN offers a 100% refund for its students who will make it as UP Oblation or INTARMED scholars.
Q. I want to attend the REVIEW in Los Banos even if I live near another BRAIN TRAIN venue. Is this a good idea? Any suggestions on places to stay near BRAIN TRAIN?
A. One big advantage of reviewing in Los Banos is the availability of additional special classes (e.g., English, Trigonometry, Physics) at BRAIN TRAIN. These enrichment classes, consisting of about five students, are taken two to three hours a day for an additional P3500. Your three-week Los Banos stay then becomes not just a REVIEW but an "educational camp" wherein you are able to review, take advanced lessons, and catch up on weak areas all at the same time, for less than P10,000. BRAIN TRAIN is located in Sta. Fe Subdivision which is only a minute or two away from UP. Because of this, boarding houses and studio type apartments for UP students abound. Most of them have vacancies during summer because most UP students go home to their provinces during this time. Even BRAIN TRAIN has a few rooms available for rent during summer.
Q. I wish to attend a non-Los Banos venue of the BRAIN TRAIN REVIEW (e.g., Sta. Cruz, San Pablo, Batangas, Sta. Rosa, San Pedro, Lucena). Will there be any difference in quality (i.e., Los Banos venue vs. non-Los Banos venue)?
A. Almost none. The same teachers will teach in all venues. BRAIN TRAIN uses the same program in all its REVIEW venues. However, BRAIN TRAIN review fees are usually P1000 higher in Batangas, Lucena, and Sta. Rosa.
Q. I will not be able to attend any of your summer offerings. Do you still offer REVIEW classes in June and July?
A. Yes, but only during weekends because the school year has already begun by then. Because of this, BRAIN TRAIN does NOT recommend the June-July batch. Students will practically have no more time to rest because after attending school from Monday to Friday, they still have to attend the REVIEW during weekends. Hence students who take this batch are rarely able to attend all the REVIEW sessions. It also becomes too late for them to catch up on their weak subject areas.
Q. How does BRAIN TRAIN compare with other review centers? Why should I choose BRAIN TRAIN for my review?
A. Please visit http://brain-train.com.ph/tally.htm to get a glimpse of why BRAIN TRAIN is superior above others.
my 2008 UPCAT passers and topnotchers
Now this is my pride...this is what separates me from other UPCAT review centers...
For UPCAT 2008, I was able to help not just 100, not just 200, not just 300 but almost 400 students to get into the country's premiere university (which is UP).
Not only that...I didn't just help my students pass the UPCAT, but 4 of them were even UPCAT topnotchers.
Here they are...
For UPCAT 2008, I was able to help not just 100, not just 200, not just 300 but almost 400 students to get into the country's premiere university (which is UP).
Not only that...I didn't just help my students pass the UPCAT, but 4 of them were even UPCAT topnotchers.
Here they are...
UPCAT 2008 OBLATION SCHOLARS* | UPCAT 2008 INTARMED QUALIFIERS** | |||
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| FERNANDO LIT | STEPHANIE LANUZA | JOHN MATTHEW CAJUDO | GRECO MARK MALIJAN | |
Abadejos, Katreena ● Ablaza, Dreiann ● Abueg, Laurence Rommel ● Abuel, Mariniele Christine ● Acebedo, Ace Camille ● Acosta, Grace Cielo ● Aguilar, Nikki Rose ● Albacea, John Patrick ● Albarico, Joannajanne ● Alberto, Jamela ● Alcalde, Ma. Clariza ● Alcantara, Lou Reginald ● Alcantara, Nathan Gene ● Alcasid, Erwin Gil ● Alfonso, Sophia Marie ● Alimagno, Ian Lemuel ● Amador, Leona Maraiah ● Anacay, Jon Rhoan ● Angeles, Jamie Milleth ● Ano, Karlvin Norbe ● Apigo, Tristan John ● Apolega, Melissa Anne Kim ● Aranjuez, Lara Faye Elizabeth ● Asilo, Heryka ● Avenido, Janine Marie
● Bagamano, Merlson ● Bagayaua, Naomi ● Balagulan, Riezl Grace ● Baltazar, John Darryl ● Bandian, Gio Angelo ● Bantug, John Patrick ● Barcelona, Patricia Ann ● Barile, Reese Anthony ● Bautista, Marc Benjamin ● Bautista, Maria Theresa ● Bayron, Jairus Paul ● Benitez, Ninotchka ● Berris, Ma. Angela ● Bico, Frances Mae ● Biel, Debrahlyn ● Bisais, Apryl Rose ● Boado, Noel Kristoffer ● Bonifacio, Justine ● Bordeos, Lawrence Felix ● Brito, Mary Joyce ● Brucal, Pauline Joy ● Buencosejo, Romelyn ● Bueno, Christian Benedict ● Bueno, Esther Anne ● Burgonio, Jeush ● Burgos, Patricia Marie ●
Cabangbang, Ma. Yda Angelica ● Cadorna, Jamilus ● Cajudo, John Matthew ● Caldo, Juan Carlos ● Caldo, Klaudine ● Calibo, Jan Christy ● Calica, Pauline Gayle ● Calub, Grace ● Canaya, John Francis ● Canicosa, Aljane ● Canta, Claris ● Capulong, Marilag ● Capunpon, Ramon ● Caritos, Krystalle Camielle ● Carpio, Micah Celine ● Carrera, Jose Lorenzo ● Cas, Ruth Kristine ● Casano, Mio ● Caspillo, Andrew Joseph ● Castillo, Donna Lyn ● Causapin, Angelie ● Cebedo, King Louis ● Centeno, Aerell Anne ● Claridad, Roland Allan ● Combate, Louise Anne Arcilla ● Cordova, Jenny Lyza ● Cornejo, Charles Anthony ● Corrales, Hershey ● Cosico, Jan Benson ● Crucillo, Maria Dominique ● CRUZ, CHARMAINE ● Cruz, Karen ● Cruz, Kristalle ● Cruzat, Jenilyn ● Cueno, Rouvel ●
Dailo, Lalaine ● Dalagan, Julia ● Damayo, Marc ● Daquioag, Lara Tiphanie ● de Chavez, Reynaldo Jr. ● de Guzman, Martin Andreos ● de Leon, Jessie Jay ● de Ocampo, Leah Melita ● de Vera, Geneva Grace ● del Mundo, April Lorraine ● del Rio, Jude Dominic ● del Rosario, Jerico ● del Rosario, Mariel ● del Rosario, Peter Jerome ● Diez, Phergy John ● Dimaculangan, Lloyd Brandon ● Dimaculangan, Paul Daniel ● Dizon, Niera Kamille ● Dizon, Rosslyn ● Domingo, Rosette ● Donato, Maricar ● Dorado, Ganyfer ●
Enriquez, Roselle May ● Ermino, Ma. Rossa Agatha ● Escosia, Leane Jennypher ● Estabillo, Gracia ● Estabillo, Rica ● Esteban, Lorenza ● Estrada, Mark Daniel ● Estudillo, Andre Karl ● Evangelista, Kim Arvin ●
Felismino, Leah ● Ferrer, Monica Czarina ● Fornoles, Cyrus Ariel ● Funtanilla, Basil ●
Gabuna, Jocel Ann ● Garcia, Czarina ● Garcia, Jeshaiah Innoe ● Garcia, Joanna Grace ● Garde, Leandro Dax ● Gonzaga, Joni Mae ● Gonzales, Marianna ● Gonzales, Maricara ● Gordoncillo, Nikki ● Guanlao, Neil Theo ● Guban, Dan Adrian ● Guerrero, Ena Kamila ● Guevarra, Marc Ingracius ● Gulay, Laarni ●
Hemedes, Ma. Clarisse ● Henrico, Adrian Carlo ● Hernandez, Raphael Angelo ● Herras, Julien Paul ● Higuit, Charmaine ● Higuit, Dan Karlo ● Higuit, Donah Kaye ● Hilomen, Thea ● Hina, Lordei Camille Anjuli ● Honrade, Lambert ● Huelgas, Mark Herson ●
Igcasan, Lara Angelique ● Ilagan, Beverly ●
Jacinto, Jerome ●
Lamar, Neil Patrick ● Lansigan, Marianne Raiza ● Lanuza, Stephanie ● Lapaan, June Leynette ● Lapitan, Rae Bernadette Iana ● Lapiz, Xid Kayla ● Larios, Camille ● Lascieras, Florenz ● Lasco, Jonathan David ● Latap, Orville Jos ● Laurio, Mark Louie ● Lazo, Jude Alger ● Leano, Janine Aurora ● Leocadio, Maria Louisa ● Libuit, Iana Katrina ● Lintan, John Marlon ● Lit, Fernando ● Lomoljo, Jazelle Joyce ● Lopez, Lauren Erika ● Lorenzo, John Christopher ● Lumasag, Reginald Nathaniel ● Lumbres, Jeffrey ●
Macaraig, Sergei Nikolai ● Magdangan, Edren ● Maghirang, Joshualyn ● Magnaye, Shiela Mariz ● Magpantay, Ruth Berry ● Malabanan, Vernice Marie Dicen ● Malahito, Miichael ● Malijan, Greco Mark ● Malijan, Maria Aniana ●Mamon, Joanna Marie ● Manguiat, Maria Ruth ● Manguiat, Rizza ● Manza, Michelle Arianne ● Maranan, Larissa Mae ● Maravilla, Veniza Anne ● Marcaida, Paola Josefina ● Margallo, Ana Victoria ● Marin, Alberto ● Martinez, Bryan Robert ● Matalog, Jann Loui ● Matalog, Noemi ● Medina, Neil Paolo ● Medrana, Christopher ● Medrano, Ma. Bernadette ● Meer, Bonivie Coleen ● Melgar, Jonathan Karl ● Mendoza, Carlson ● Mendoza, Timothy Daniel ● Menorca, Angela Kristen ● Mercado, Dexter ● Mercado, Veronica ● Merilo, Mary Martha ● Metin, Harniel ● Mina, Mara Margrette ● Miravite, Marie Alexis ● Misagal, Carl Christian ●Molina, Raegine Anne ● Mongaya, Jake ● Montecillo, Ma. Nissa ● Monteiro, Azalea Camille ● Morales, Justine Kaye ● Moredo, Mary Zarah Jane ● Moreno, Kim Llorel ● Motas, John Allen ● Munoz, Francis John ●
Narvaez, Mark Louie ●
Obusan, Hector ● Ocampo, Faith ● Oclarino, Roxanne Margrete ● Olap, Wilbert ● Olivares, Michael ● Onia, Cyndel Shaneen Angela ●
Pabale, Emma Rizza ● Paceno, Katherine ● Padolina, Jeanelly ● Palaje, Roseanne ● Palaje, Rosemarie ● Palis, Elaine Rose ● Palisoc, Michelle ● Palma, Cedric ● Palma, Charisse ● Paner, Manuelita ● Panisales, Kit Emmanuel ● Parado, Charmaine ● Parducho, Rona Camille ● Pasag, Charmaine Therese ● Pasumbal, Meliza Jean ● Payabyab, Mark Lendl ● Pederoso, Miamin ● Perez, Demi Kate ● PERLEZ DESIREE ● Pinkihan, Bryan Derek ● Popa, Kristel Mae ● Porcalla, Jamaeca ● Pozon, Alora Pamela ● Pucyutan, Maria Alyssa ● Pujalte, Mirasol ● Punzalan, Julian Ken ● Punzalan, Katherine ●
Quiambao, Ralph Jordan ● Quimbo, Patricia Anne ● Quintos, JC Justine ●
Ragaza, Merceidez Louise ● Rara, Denikka Ellene ● Rasmussen, Ann Lorraine ● Raytana, Fatima Joy ● Razon, Nikki Kriszen ● Recillo, Christine Edelane ● Reforma, Kenneth ● Reyes, Arvin Daniel ● Reynoso, Isa Maria ● Rocamora, Pamela Joana ● Rodriguez, Camille Jessan ● Rubio, Genevieve Justine ● Ruiz, Genesis Anne ●
Saavedra, Gerald ● Sagaral, Mae Angelie ● Sahagun, Paulina Monique ● Salamatin, Karen ● Salig, Elaiza Jane ● Salisi, Roy Ryan ● Salonga, Paola Ysabel ● Salud, Susanna Joyce ● Sampelo, Maria Carmela ● Sanico, Paolo Antonio ● Silapan, Mikaela Nadinne ● Siochi, Tara Dominique ● Sison, Jelica Aye Mari ● Smith, Justine ● Soriano, Alej Camille ● Suico, Thea Cecilia ● Sumalde, Angelo Augusto ● Supan, Pauleen Azazehl ●
Tabernilla, Recell Gaila ● Tagalog, Eunice ● Taleon, Christian Allen ● Tallada, Chelsea Faye ● Tamayao, Paul Jemuel ● Tamisin, Andrew Kevin ● Tan, Irina ● Tanudtanud, Janelle Faye ● Tatad, Diana Marie ● Torero, Mary Grace ● Torino, Hanna Nikka ● Torres, Edward Allan ● Torres, Ejay ● Torres, Kris Angeli ● Trillana, Larvene ● Tungcul, Gabrielle ●
Vail, Sofia Janelli ● Valdez, Rocel ● Valencia, Ronneth Andrea ● Valente, Edward Lawrence ● Valin, Kevin Ardie ● Valin, Ray Alvin ● Vanguardia, Jesusa Monica ● Ventigan, Leslie Faye ● Ventura, Jolly Anne Joy ● Victorio, Carmy ● Villanueva, Jeric ● Villaverde, Eleanor ● Viloria, Kristinne Diane ● Violanta, Cheyene ● Virtucio, Rena Camille ●
Yaoyao, Chassaqne ● Yu, Jean Anselle
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