Saan nga ba nagagamit ang nstp fee?

Salamat naman at nagkataong di ko naabutan ang NSTP. Although, I have a military training prior to ROTC. I find it disappointing that ROTC was abolished due to several issues that prompted lawmakers to have NSTP instead. First of all, let's
look at historical backgrounds and the Role of ROTC ... ROTC po ang ginamit sa WWII,even sa ilang mga mahahalagang yugto ng ating pulitika. The issues that led to it's abolishment roots from series of violence, graft and corruption. LH has uncovered ROTC related issue way-back sometime 1999 (I'm not sure of the exact issue). Wherein a certain computer science student was humiliated in an ROTC pile this student, who then became an SML chairman had the guts to question some irregularities then- ex. "kung san bibili ng snacks ang mga kadete, etc.") The gravity of the issue may have led to a suspension... Of course, the authorities then did act. Siyempre may mga imbestigasyon yan. Yet, LH did not have a follow-up with the issue. Iilan nalang ang nakakaalam ng scenario. As to the whole details, try looking for that LH issue. Hekhek. Yes, may ROTC fee po because "you have to pay honorariums sa mga trainers." (I'm not sure if these people are from the PNP, not even sure of their accreditation. Fact is, military training is designed to make soldiers.Discipline is the very key goal. How long can you withstand humiliation and physical battery? (Ooops, I'm not confirming that there's hazing in LORMA... there's no recorded issue on that since "wala ngang frat/gang allowed sa campus".) The product of this so-called military training is camaraderie and of course ang walang katapusang disiplina. Siyempre para sa Nationalism narin po. ROTC is not purely marching, napaka-halaga ng function lalo na sa mga school events, projects, they are even partners sa medical outreach... after care ng school programs, etc.. It's just so sad that when ROTC is gone, unti-unti naring namatay ang "student leadership". May correlation ba ito? Enough reason to review NSTP, epektibo nga ba o hindi. O sadyang pareho lang sa ROTC, nagkaiba lang sa pangalan? So much to say about ROTC, pareho lang ang sakit ng ulo na dulot nito sa estudyante. Una, kung hindi mo kumpleto ang program... hindi ka talaga ga-graduate. Katulad ng Bible subject sa LORMA, isa itong pamatay na bahagi ng curriculum. Masisira ang momentum mo sa excitement para sa graduation kung ito nalang ang naiwan mo. Pangalawa, kasali ang mga babae sa NSTP. Sa ROTC, hindi obligado ang babae. Pero pag nag-ROTC ka na girlash, I think pwede ka ng di enrolled sa PE class. (Not sure of the info., maybe you can ask Ma'am Rivera about it.) Pangatlo, at least may option na ang NSTP as compared sa ROTC. Pinaka-pangit lang talaga na ginagawa nila is the community service. Arrrgh, "wala na bang ibang pwedeng mapagawa sa NSTP students kundi magpalinis ng vicinity ng Carlatan and other nearby streets?". (Ooops sa pioneer po yan. Ginagawa paba today?) Pang apat, at least total relief ang NSTP sa mga ka-federasyon... they don''t have to be the SLAVES of ROTC officers or act as medics kuno (masahista at tagabuhat ng kung anu ano)... errrrrrrrh. Lastly, ang fee pala bago ko makalimutan... di tugma sa sinabi ng finance? (Ano ba sinabi ng finance? Wala ako kopya eh.) Naku ading, common sense nalang po... sa suweldo po ng mga nagtuturo napupunta ang NSTP fee. Look, sinu-sino ba ang mga nagtuturo sa program? Lahat sila propesyunal diba? So there's a just compensation for that. Tsaka, basahin mo ang meaning ng NSTP. I hope you get what I mean. Ask mo kaya mga nagtuturo ng NSTP if they know how the fee is mobilized. Sana i-import nalang ang NSTP program sa South Korea. Para hindi na mag-isip ng kung anong scape goat ang mga Korean students na mag-aasawa ng Pinoy para takasan ang kanilang obligadong MILITARY TRAINING.