South Mansfield College

South Mansfield College is located on Roman Cruz Avenue in Soldiers Hills, Muntinlupa City, Metro Manila, Philippines. The campus sits in a residential area with access to local transport routes. It is part of the Southville Global Education Network. The official address is Roman Cruz Avenue, Soldiers Hills, Muntinlupa City.

Preschool, Grade School, Junior High, and Senior High are offered as part of Basic Education, and the College Division provides higher education programs. This structure covers the range from early childhood through undergraduate study.

Private, English-speaking educational institution. It operates under Southville International School and Colleges and is a member of the Southville Global Education Network.

An AVID of Success program exists at South Mansfield College. Public details about Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions are not listed in accessible materials.

There is no formal country-specific affiliation listed. The school uses an international curriculum and is affiliated with Southville.

No religious affiliation is indicated publicly.

Weekdays typically run from 7:00 to 18:30. Saturdays operate from 7:00 to 12:01.

Public information about a school bus service is not listed. For transport needs, contact the school using the numbers on the Contact Us page.

South Mansfield College (SMC) is a private, English-speaking school in Soldiers Hills, Muntinlupa, affiliated with Southville International School and Colleges and accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). It offers a continuum from Basic Education to the College Division, with Preschool (Pre-kinder to Grade 2), Grade School (Grade 3–6), Junior High School, and Senior High School. Senior High School follows the DepEd framework with Academic Track strands in HUMSS, STEM, and ABM plus a Technical-Vocational and Livelihood (TVL) pathway, and adds modules such as Financial Literacy, Robotics/Coding and Programming, and a Chinese language option. The College Division comprises three bachelor programs—BSIT (Information Technology), BSHRM (Hotel and Restaurant Management), and BSTOURISM (Tourism Management)—with year-by-year certifications: BSIT – Year 1 MS Office Specialist and Office Productivity Tools; Year 2 IT Support Services Management; Year 3 SQL Server and Network Management; Year 4 Database Management and Software Development; BSHRM – Year 1 Culinary Arts; Year 2 Food and Beverages; Year 3 Banquet Management; Year 4 Events and Convention Management; BSTOURISM – Year 1 Culinary Arts; Year 2 Tour Management and Amadeus Certification; Year 3 Travel Management; Year 4 Events and Convention Management. The curriculum integrates a Microsoft-based framework with related certifications, includes Amadeus for Tourism, TESDA certifications for HRM, and VOLT platforms for asynchronous learning (Code.org, IXL, KOHA, Moodle), complemented by institutional courses and mentoring through CGS and leadership development.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) provisions, staff, or initiatives.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision, including which kinds of SEN can be supported and whether it is a specialist SEN institution.

The school identifies itself as an English-speaking educational institution; there are no publicly disclosed details about dedicated EAL programs or staff.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding mental wellbeing provisions, programs, or staff.

The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding and child protection policies.

Note: South Mansfield College operates an international, English-language curriculum and is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). It is affiliated with the Southville Global Education Network, and its programs run from Basic Education through College. The following admissions steps reflect published materials used by the school for entry into Basic Education and College.

1. Inquiry and initial information. Inquiries are handled by the Public Relations Office to provide prospective families with information about programs, admission timelines, and required steps. The PR office is the first point of contact for questions about the admissions process. This step helps families understand what documents are needed and what assessments or interviews may be required. Evidence: the admissions flow begins with an inquiry process outlined by the school.

2. Fill admission forms. After inquiring, applicants fill up the admission forms as part of the intake process. The forms are designed to collect basic personal, academic, and family information needed for review. Completing these forms is a prerequisite before submitting supporting documents. The process is described as part of the admissions workflow.

3. Submit requirements together with the admission forms. Applicants submit the required documents along with filled admission forms to the admissions office. The document set includes birth certificates, report cards or transcripts, photos, and related certifications. Submitting these materials promptly facilitates the review by the admissions team.

4. Pay the assessment fee/exam. Applicants are required to pay for the assessment exam as part of the screening process. Payment is typically made prior to taking the exam, and receipt or proof of payment is used to validate enrollment steps. The exam is administered by the school's guidance personnel.

5. Take the assessment exam. The applicant participates in the assessment exam, which evaluates eligibility for admission. The examination is administered by the guidance counselor and is a key component of the admissions decision. Following the exam, results are considered during the next step.

6. Interview with school leadership. Applicants who complete the assessment are typically interviewed by the Deputy Principal or College Dean regarding the exam results and overall fit with the program. The interview provides an opportunity to discuss academic goals, character, and readiness. The interview is a standard part of the overall admission decision.

7. Enrollment—Basic Education. For Basic Education enrollment, the school requires several documents, including a clear birth certificate copy, 2x2 photos, report card or transcript, original report card, NSO birth certificate copy, medical certificate, certificate of good moral character, and a possible recommendation letter; JHS completion or attendance certificate is also listed. Non-Filipino applicants must submit a passport copy, parents' photos, SSP/ACR or other valid visa, and all records should be authenticated by the embassy and red-ribboned by DFA. These rules define who can enroll and what records must be presented for enrollment approval.

8. Enrollment—College Division. College enrollment requires a different set of documents, including a birth certificate copy, four 2x2 ID photos, a latest high school report card, and transcripts (for transferees). Non-Filipino requirements mirror the Basic Education path (passport, parents' photos, SSP/ACR or valid visa, embassy authentication, etc.). This step confirms eligibility for entry into college programs and aligns records with the chosen degree.

9. Financial assistance and discounts. The school notes that financial assistance is available, including entry-level discounts for Grade 7, Grade 11, and first-year college students. Discounts are based on the rank in the graduating batch and/or the general weighted average (GWA). Specific discount amounts or eligibility criteria are not published in the public materials.

10. Online enrollment pathways (AY 2025-2026). The school provides Basic Education online application forms for new students, returnees, and old students, with AY 2025–2026 cited on the online enrollment page. Applicants can access these forms to initiate the admissions process online. This online step complements the in-person submission of documents and supports an accelerated enrollment flow.

11. Payment of fees and where to send verification. The school enables multiple payment options, including onsite payments (cash, check, Visa/Mastercard, JCB) and bank deposits (BDO and EastWest). After making a payment, families should email a scanned deposit slip to the accounting address for acknowledgment. An official receipt is sent by email after processing.

South Mansfield College offers financial assistance in the form of entry-level discounts for Grade 7, Grade 11, and first-year college students. These discounts are purportedly based on rank in the graduating batch and/or the general weighted average (GWA). There is no further publicly published information about additional scholarships or a formal scholarship program on the school's admissions materials.

There is no published waitlist or applicant-pool system described in the school's admissions resources. The primary admission path is via online enrollment for new students and the submission of required documents, followed by an assessment and interview as part of the formal admissions process. The absence of any waitlist reference is noted in the published admission materials and online enrollment pages.