Liberty House is a remodeled 2-storey house with a bed capacity of 30-35 persons. The first floor serves 

as the girls’ quarter and likewise the second floor is for the boys'. It has 8 bathrooms. Water comes from a 1000 

gallon tank and distributed through a pressure pump. Also an air conditioned multi-purpose room (the MACUSA 

Room) serves as a guest lounge.

        The electric and water bills are free of charge for the students. In the year 2006, the Liberty House 

Management group (composed of 3rd to 5th year college students who were appointed as officers) have inclu-

ded in the requirements for incoming freshmen to share 1 sack of rice as their contribution for the whole year.

This was upon the suggestion of Rev. Fr. Rene Sapungan. It has been an annual tradition that a concelebrated

mass will be held at the house to start of the academic year. The house also provides free lunch and merienda

during Sunday. Every student has their own individual task to perform inside the house and is expected to strict-

ly follow the 11-point rules of conduct while residing in the house. Furthermore, students should treat each other

as brothers and sisters or as one family while at the Liberty House.

1.      Liberty means freedom from poverty through education.

2.      Liberty means the spirit of Marinduqueños helping each other.

3.      Incidentally, Liberty was also the name of founder's late wife.

         The Application for Admission to the Liberty House is as simple as the four steps below.

Just be sure to apply at least one month before the start of the Semester. Goodluck! J

1.                 Ask your Reverend Father to refer you to our Archbishop or to Rev. Rene Sapungan.

2.                 Complete the requirements: two 1”x1” ID picture and Application Form.

3.                 Come to the interview with either of your parents when asked to.

4.                 Wait for the results.

         Since it was opened, it already helped a total of 143 students.