About Us

The Bohol Northern Star College, Inc., is guided by a Triad of Virtues: Educated Minds, Noble Hearts and Helpful Hands, and aims to internalize these virtues in the lives of its Faculty, Staff, and Students.

June 1996

when BNC opened its doors, there were ninety (90) pioneering students enrolled in two-year Technology Courses, namely: Automotive; Civil, Electrical, and Electronics, including Associate in Secretarial Science.

June 1997

Expanded its curricular offerings, to include Baccalaureate and officer shall advice the VP Administration, and Finance concerned to Associate courses, in Education, Commerce, Liberal Arts and Computer Technology.

April 4, 1998

BNC produced its first batch from the Technology Courses with forty-nine (49) graduates, who passed the TESDA Trade Skills Assesment, including one who passed the Board Examination for Stenography. All have been gainfully employed.

March 2001

Fity one (51) pioneers graduated from four-year courses. More than forty-four percent (44.4%) of the education graduate passed the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) which was conducted by the Professional Regulation Commissioners last August 2002.

January 23, 2007

The Bohol Northern Star College, Inc. (BNSC) was incorporated. It's predecessor, the Bohol Northeastern Colleges (BNC), was established in 1996.The birth of BNC, as the first and only teritary educational institution in Ubay, embodied the realization of a long-standing aspiration of the community to broaden its educational horizons.

The original organizers and incorporators of BNC were: Mr. Rodrigo G. Maboloc; Mrs. Jewel M. Delfin; Mayor Manuel C. Alesna; Mrs. Epifania V. Dacua; Engr. Guillermo Francisco; Mr. Alexander G. Gaviola; Dr. Remegio B. Gonzales; Engr. Emmanuel G. Maboloc; Atty. Florencio Quicoy; Mr. Rogelio Regner; Mr. Alexander Zaha; Mrs. Gerarda Zaha; Atty. Erico B. Aumentado; Dr. Amalia R. Tirol, and Atty. David B. Tirol Ph.D.

Vision

V

A Resilient Educational Institution that produces human capital who are globally competent advocating the nature's gift of God.

Mission

M

To provide quality instruction, offer responsive research and sustainable extension programs to all stakeholders and produce employable professionals local and abroad.

Graduate Attributes
B - BALANCED
N - NOBLE
S - SERVICE-ORIENTED
C - COMPETENT

In the parlance of BNSC, the above cited core values are translated into institutional graduate attributes:
BALANCED whoever graduates balanced to individual personalities, decision making into their respective work life situations in their corresponding degrees.
NOBLE as to expected magnanimous performance wherever challenging milieu of their profession.
SERVICE-ORIENTED always ready to serve the community or the stakeholders.
COMPETENT as to the equality of works and sustainable development aspects.

Core Values

CV

Educated Minds

- Empowering students to become lifelong learners who are competent, creative, and critical thinkers committed to service.


Helpful Hands

- Inspiring its graduates to make a difference in the lives of others.


Noble Hearts

- Instilling sincerity, and genuine care and concern for others, above and beyond their selves.

Goals and Objectives

1) To offer relevant degree programs and additional TESDA short term programs.

2) To build institutional image branding on the community.

3) To establish constant industry-academe partnership and foster strong connection and collaborations of alumni and other linkages.

4) To foster strong customer satisfaction among stakeholders.

5) To constantly meet and/or surpass the national passing rate of the licensure examination to board programs.

6) To recalibrate the existing programs, incentives and policies for faculty and staff.

7) To pursue professional growth and development, succession planning, research, and community extension service.

8) To establish decent buildings and facilities of elementary department at par with the best schools in the province.

9) To voluntarily participate in the accreditation of the offered programs.

10) To produce professional athletes through PRISAA and ROTC games.