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PLM College of Law LOA Guidelines
PLM College of Law LOA Guidelines
Pandemic period
LOA refers to an absence from the College for a maximum term of 1 year
only. Students on LOA are not enrolled, are not considered bonafide
students, and are allowed only to enter the university premises for
limited transactions. No course taken by students on LOA from another
law school will be credited towards the completion of the JD program in
this College.
Returnee:
To return, a student with a valid LOA must proceed to the College two
(2) weeks during the schedule of enrollment for the current semester of
the academic year to process the necessary documentation and
clearance.
3. The application for LOA shall be deemed final and valid upon the
signature of the University Registrar. Submission of the application form
does not mean that the same is approved. It is therefore important for
the student to inquire about the decision of the application through
after five (5) working days from the date of submission.
Reasons o Medical
for filing o Academic
Signature LOA o Travel
(Printed Name Over Signature) o Financial
Others:
IMPORTANT
This form must accomplished in four (4) Approval/Endorsement:
copies
The application for LOA shall be deemed College Dean:
final and valid only upon the approval of the
University Registrar.
A LOA is for a maximum of one (1) year
only. Students on LOA are not enrolled, are Vice President of Academic Affairs:
not considered bonafide students, and are
allowed only to enter the university
premises for limited transactions. No Office of the Student Development
course taken by students on LOA from Services:
another law school will be credited.
Other related policies on LOA are available
in the Student Handbook.
A student who leaves the college without an University Registrar
approved leave of absence shall be denied
re-admission.