You may access the released templates through this link: https://tinyurl.com/5ft6rdb6

No, you do not have to.

Yes, as stated in Title 7 of the 2019 Revised Student Handbook.

Any organization that fails to be Accredited or Revalidated shall deem its conduct illegal for the current and succeeding academic years.

No, they don't have to.

Pursuant to Executive Order No. 14, Series of 2020, which was released on September 1, 2020, Fund-Raising Activities (FRAs) will not be accepted nor processed by the Internal Audit Office.

The Commission will only be accepting submissions sent through Google Forms, with the link: https://bit.ly/COSOAxSUBMISSIONFORM. Moreover, we will only be accepting two (2) files from student organizations; the .DOCX file of the checklist and a .PDF file for the compilation of all requirements.

Yes. As per Memorandum No. 01, series of 2021 released by the Commission in concurrence with the Office of the Student Services, Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs and Services and legal assistance from the Office of the University Legal Counsel, the Commission would advise that an Adviser is urged from all student organizations as one of the Accreditation and Revalidation requirements.would advise that an Adviser is urged from all student organizations as one of the Accreditation and Revalidation requirements. You may view the full version of the said memorandum through this link: https://bit.ly/SCCOSOAxOSS_Memo_No1_S_2021

If there are no funds and assets to turnover, you should accomplish the written letter to oss stating that you didn’t acquire or own any funds or assets.

Yes, there will still be the provision of Turnover of Assets and Funds, but with same set of signatories with the inclusion of their terms of office.

Yes. Fifteen (15) members are required for student organizations applying for Accreditation. The Executive Officers (President, Vice President/s, Secretary/ies, Treasurer, etc.) shall also be counted.

Should you have no Accomplishment Report for the last term, kindly accomplish the Letter of No Accomplishment Report provided by the Commission.

Included in the fund flow statement are your assets, capital, revenue, and expenses.

Intangible Assets that has no monetary value such as documents, social media accounts, and the like, should be included in the Declaration of Assets.

No, they don't have to.

Yes, all organizations are required to have an Advocacy Plan.

Yes, they can pursue multiple Advocacy Plans.

No, the Commission does not accept CORs from the second semester of the previous Academic Year. Only the Confirmation Slips and most recent CORs are honoured by the Commission.

There are no specific formats in terms of the Officers' Profile, but the Commission shall see the following information: Complete Name; Block and Section; Student Number; Active Contact Number; and Active Email Address.

No, organizations belonging to different chapter/campuses and branches, should still file for Accreditation/Revalidation since they have different sets of documents to comply. Unless, they are not treated as a separate entity (organizations within the federation).