Search for existing solutions in the solutions database to questions you might have about your academic progress through the BAMS program. You must sign up for an account on this site and be logged in to view the solutions.
If you can't find a solution to your problem by first doing a search in the solutions database, do the following in sequence:
- Refresh the page and then do the search again. Sometimes, the website does not immediately suggest articles based on your search terms. If this is the case, refresh the current page you are on and try doing the search again.
- Go to the main "Knowledge base" tab and browse through the article titles. You may find that the title of the article that you need jumps out of the page.
- Think about other related terms and search for those instead. For instance, to search for an issue related to transfer of credits, try searching for transfer of credits.
- Try fewer words instead of whole phrases (or vice versa). For instance, instead of typing in, "I want to know the courses I want to take this term", just type in plan of study. If that doesn't work, try the opposite technique: elaborate on your concern.
- Look at the Related Articles and See Also sections for an article. If you are reading a solution article, you will see a list of suggested Related Articles on the page. The article might possibly also have a See also section at the bottom.
- Try the UPOU Helpdesk. There are several different helpdesks at UPOU. Try the general UPOU one at https://helpdesk.upou.edu.ph.
- Use the search function on the official university websites (e.g., registrar.upou.edu.ph) and platforms (e.g., MyPortal). The search bar is often located on the upper right-hand corner of the screen if you are using a desktop-based browser.
- Search the Web. To search all upou.edu.ph websites (including, for instance, fics.upou.edu.ph and registrar.upou.edu.ph), use the following search pattern:
site:upou.edu.ph {your-search-terms}
If none of the previous steps work
File a support ticket on this website or via email. This will provide a response more quickly than emailing the Program Chair will.
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