FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: FACTORS AFFECTING THE ALLOWANCES
OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AT
PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD
NG MARIKINA
A Qualitative Research
Presented to the Faculty of
Accountancy, Business and Management
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina
Senior High School Department
In Partial Fulfilment
of the Requirements in Practical Research 1
Submitted by
BARADERO, Joemarie
BARBA, Divine
BROZAS, Rhealyn
DAYRIT, John
MANANGAT, Renalie
RIVAS, Erich
ROBLES, Sunshine
SALVADOR, Sabria
UYPICO, Chloe
June 202
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APPROVAL SHEET
In partial fulfillment of the requirements for Practical Research 1, Senior High
School, this research entitled, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: FACTORS AFFECTING
THE ALLOWANCES OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AT PAMANTASAN NG
LUNGSOD NG MARIKINA, has been prepared and submitted by Rivas,
Manangat, Baradero, Barba, Brozas, Dayrit, Robles, Salvador, and Uypico,
who are hereby recommended for oral examination.
June 2023 ELIZER SYRUS M. PAULE
Date Research Adviser
Approved in partial fulfillment of the requirements for Practical Research 1,
Qualitative Research by the Panel of Oral Examination Committee.
Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for Practical Research 1,
Qualitative Research.
MARK A. CASTRO
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The researchers wish to express their thanks of gratitude to the following
people who are vital in the completion of this study:
Ms. Rica Esclanda, their dedicated research adviser who guided them
with the best of her ability. They would like to express their outmost gratitude for
the knowledge they have gained from her all throughout the research process.
All the advice, patience, support, understanding, motivation, love and enjoyment
the researchers received will be always remembered as part of this research’s
success. This research wouldn’t be completed without her utmost guidance.
Erich Rivas, the research team’s leader who leads the whole team into
the accomplishment of their research study. She accepted the heavy
responsibility of managing and guiding the team in the fulfillment of their research
duties.
The research team, who served as the leader’s reliable helping hand
during the entire duration process. Helping each other through the tasks and
working as a one group, showing what teamwork is.
Last but not least, the researchers’ family, who inspired them to carry on
with this study, giving them motivation, strength and encouragement.
Most importantly, the researcher wishes to acknowledge the God
Almighty for providing them guidance, knowledge, strength and belief in
themselves and their capabilities to successfully finish the research study.
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ABSTRACT
This study aimed to ascertain the common factors affecting the
allowances of students with regards to their financial management and its effect
to their financial management skill. This study contains of collected date from the
respondents which are Ten (10) random student from Accountancy, Business
and Management (ABM) and Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM) at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina. This study used
Grounded theory that provided theory and new insight regarding the chosen
topic. Food, Transportation, and Academic perfomances expenses affects the
allowances from Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) and Science,
Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) of Senior High School
students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina. Aside from that, personal
wants and entertainment activities are included to their expenses. Respondents
stated that these expenses help them to organize and plan their expenditure by
identifying their wants and needs. However, unplanned expenses such as
sudden class contribution result to lack of money or short in budget. Most
respondents prioritize their need over wants as a way of financial managing.
Prioritizing needs and determining expenses are key ways to achieve proper
financial management.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE PAGE …………………………………………………………………… I
APPROVAL SHEET …………………………………………………………… II
ACKNOLWEDGEMENT ……………………………………………………… III
ABSTRACT ……………………………………………………………………… IV
TABLE OF CONTENTS ………………………………………………………… V
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES …………………………………………… VI
CHAPTER
I INTRODUCTION
Background of the Study …………………………………………… 1
Statement of the Problem ………………………………………… 4
Significance of the Study ………………………………………… 5
Scope and Delimitations …………………………………………… 6
Definition of Terms Used in the Study …………………………… 7
II REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
Related Literature ………………………………………………… 9
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Related Studies …………………………………………………… 11
Conceptual Model of the Study …………………………………… 16
III RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Methods of Research ……………………………………………… 18
Sampling Method …………………………………………………… 18
Sources of Data …………………………………………………… 19
Data Gathering Instruments ……………………………………… 20
Data Gathering Procedure ………………………………………… 21
Ethical Consideration ……………………………………………… 22
IV PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
Thematic Analysis………………………………………….…………. 23
Result and Interpretation……………………………………………. 24
V SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Summary ………………………………………………………… 49
Conclusion ……………………………………………………… 51
Recommendations …………………………………………… 52
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BIBLIOGRAPHY ………………………………………………………………53
APPENDICES ………………………………………………………………….... 57
CURRICULUM VITAE ………………………………………………………… 83
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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
Table Page
1 Distribution of Respondents in terms of Survey Type. 24
2 Demographic Profile of the Participants. 24
3 Theme, Category, and Code for the Academic related 27
expenses that affects the allowances of students.
4 Theme, Category, and Code for the Non-academic 29
related expenses that affects the allowances of students.
5 Theme, Category, and Code for the Expenses that takes 31
up most of the student’s allowances.
6 Theme, Category, and Code for the Positive and negative 33
effect of school expenses to the students’ personal
management.
7 Theme, Category, and Code for the knowing the 35
expenses helps to manage the students’ allowance.
8 Theme, Category, and Code for the effects of wants and 37
needs to the way students spend their allowance.
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9 Theme, Category, and Code for the effects of student’s 39
expenses in their management skills.
10 Theme, Category, and Code for ways in splitting student’s 41
allowance accordingly despite their numerous expenses.
11 Themes, Category, and Code for student’s priorities when 44
spending their allowances.
12 Theme, Category, and Code for ways students save their 46
allowance.
Figure Page
1 Figure 1. Conceptual Model for the Financial Management: 16
Factors Affecting the Allowances of Senior High School
Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina.
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
This chapter presents the background of the study, the statement of the
problem, the significance of the study, the scope and delimitations, and the
definition of terms used in the study.
Background of the Study
Recently, in-person classes were implemented as the school year 2022-
2023 starts. Besides the recurrence of face-to-face interactions, return of student
expenses is expected. To provide for the numerous school expenses, students
are given daily/weekly allowances. According to Canlas (2014), college school
students typically get P100 to P250 allowance per day. This limited allowance
given to students is spent on various school expenses. Therefore, giving the
students the responsibility to budget all their everyday school expenses only with
what is given to them. However, an overwhelming number of teenagers– 87% –
admit they don’t know much about personal finance (Tuggle, 2014). This results
in incorrect spending of student finances.
Money, as much as some people resist to admit, is very essential in
human life. Money may not buy happiness, but it gives an individual the
capability to obtain the goods and services needed to survive. Money is used to
pay for shelter, food, healthcare bills, and good education, making life possible
(Rakoczy, 2021). Money can’t buy all aspects of happiness, but it can buy
necessities to be able to sustain life.
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One of the many necessities’ money provides is education. Education
involves several expenses, from tuition, book fees, supplies, uniform fees, to
daily allowances of students. These allowances are spent on many other
personal school expenses of students, but it is not always enough to provide for
all their personal expenses. (Kumsa, M. J., Lemu, B. N., & Nguse, T. M. 2020),
students believed that their difficulty in obtaining pocket money from family or
other funding sources contributed to their financial stress. The sad truth is that
not everyone is fortunate enough to afford their school needs and wants. That is
why having money should come with the knowledge of managing it. And with the
percentage of teenagers who lack knowledge on the subject of proper financial
management, it is most likely that students wouldn't be able to suffice their
expenses to the very limited allowances they receive.
(Kempson et al. 2006) define financial skills and ability as the knowledge
and understanding that allows people to acquire the skills to deal with everyday
financial matters and make the right choices. According to Buchenau, budgeting
is important because it helps you control your spending, track your expenses,
and save more money. Acquiring this skill may help students with their expenses.
Being a student has a lot of roles and responsibilities to take, along with
that is the different kinds of problems they face in everyday life such as academic
problems, health issues, and especially, financial problems. Having allowances
for studying means another management to initiate as a student. However,
students tend to spend their allowances incorrectly because of some certain
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factors. Furthermore, this research is conducted to discuss the factors affecting
the allowances of students and further give knowledge to students, especially
those who are struggling financially to cope up with the various educational
needs despite the limited allowance received by students. The students have
started their face-to-face classes, this means the recurrence of student
expenses. According to Magsambol (2022), Parents' major concern as students
return to in-person classes are the food and transportation expenses. With the
continuous rise of bought goods and services, students may experience
challenges in terms of budgeting their allowances.
The research gap found to conduct of this study is the students' lack of
knowledge on managing their finances. Hence, the existing expenses of students
made the spending of their allowances done in a wrong way. On the basis of
that, this research will provide different strategies to obtain financial skills and
abilities to manage the student's finances competently.
In light of this, the researchers came up with the title, “Financial
Management: Factors Affecting the Allowances of Senior High School
Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina.”
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Statement of the Problem
This research aims to ascertain the factors affecting the allowances of
Senior High School Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina concerning
Financial Management.
In particular, this research will seek to answer the following questions:
1. What are the common factors affecting the allowances of Senior High
School Students of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina
1.1 Transportation;
1.2 Food
1.3 Academic purposes?
2. How do these common factors affect the financial management of the
allowances of Senior High School Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod
ng Marikina?
3. How do respondents manage their allowance despite the common factors
affecting their allowances?
4. What specific Financial Management practices senior High school
Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina can implement to obtain
proper budgeting concerning their allowances?
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Significance of the Study
This research seeks to understand the difficulties faced by Senior High
School students with regards to managing their school allowances. Moreover, the
researchers ought to recommend Financial Management strategies that students
may implement to properly budget their school expenses. Conducting this study
will benefit the following:
Students. Findings of this study will be able to provide information and
knowledge to students on ways they can budget their allowances more
effectively and easily, which would be beneficial for them. According to Hamilton
(2020), Budgeting helps separate wants from needs at the same time helps
identify unnecessary expenses. Therefore, students will learn the expenses they
must prioritize, expenses that are necessary for them as a student.
Parents. Parents normally provide the allowances of students. However,
not all parents are financially stable, most have only enough to give to their
children. Results of this research could help parents lessen their worry
concerning the school expenses and lack of allowance of their children.
Administrator. Administrator guide the students in school. This study
discusses the struggles of students with budgeting their allowances due to the
many factors that affect it. This could serve as their basis to develop into a more
student-budget-friendly school environment, wherein students could spend less
and not worry about the numerous expenses of students.
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Future Researchers. This research provides baseline data on the
Financial Management of the allowances of students. Therefore, this study could
expand the knowledge of future researchers with regards to the Financial
Management of allowances.
Scope and Delimitations
This research will discuss the Financial Management of Senior High
School students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina with regards to the
factors affecting their allowances and provide data gathered from the
respondents. The respondents will be selected from Accountancy, Business and
Management (ABM) and Science Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
(STEM) Senior High School students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina in
their second semester of school year 2022-2023. Researchers will provide a
consent form for the confidentiality and privacy of the respondents as the
interview conducts to gather the data. This research will be conducted during
April to June 2023.
However, this research limits the respondents to ten (10) Senior High
School students in Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina to manage the time
competently. The management behavior of students had been excluded from this
study to narrow down the topic and mainly focus on their Financial Management
and factors affecting their allowances.
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Definition of Terms
Academic Purposes - used to describe things that relate to the work
done in schools, colleges, and universities, especially work which involves
studying and reasoning rather than practical or technical skills (mobile-
dictionary.reverso.net). This is one of the factors presented in our study. This is
one of the expenses of student that affects their allowances as it is necessary to
their study.
Allowance – Money that you are given regularly, especially to pay for a
particular thing (dictionary.cambridge.com). This will serve as the dependent
variable of this study.
Financial Management – Strategic planning, organizing, directing, and
controlling of financial undertakings in an organization or an institute (pfh-
university.com). This would be the independent variable of this
research. Financial management of students will assess through this research as
they show their ability on handling their allowances.
Food – One of the basic necessities of life
(education.nationalgeographic.org). Food is part of the respondent’s extensive
problem in budgeting. Therefore, this is one of the main problems that affects the
students' allowances.
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Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina – (simply known as PLMar) is the
first city government-funded university in Marikina City, Philippines
(encyclo.co.uk). This will be the location wherein the research will be conducted.
Senior High Students – refers to grades 11 and 12, the last two years of
the K to 12 Basic Education Program (deped.gov.ph). They are the chosen
population of the respondents for this research, particularly coming from
Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) and Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).
Transportation – A vehicle or system of vehicles, such as buses, trains,
etc. for getting from one place to another (dictionary.cambridge.org).
Transportation is considered as one of the factors that affects the allowances of
students.
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CHAPTER 2
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
This chapter includes a review of related literature and studies, the
conceptual model of the study.
Review of Related Literature and Studies
Various books, journals, studies, and other references, including the
internet, conducted locally and internationally were perused by the proponent of
this research in order to substantiate the relevance of the present study.
Related Literature.
According to Nolasco (2023), Filipino students think budgeting their
allowances is a hard thing to do. Filipino can save through bringing their own
baon and pick water over soft drinks and juice, think before buying, commute in
the cheapest way possible, buy second hand books and don't spend recklessly.
This supported the idea of researchers pertaining to the factors affecting
the allowances of students such as food and transportation. Therefore, going to
school has a lot of expenses that greatly affect the finances of the students.
Hence, bringing their own meal can help the financial skills of a student as they
manage their finances. Also, commuting in the cheapest way can help the
expenses to be lessened, in that way managing finances can be more effective.
That's why financial management should be managed in order to save money.
Money management helps students to save money as they have. As they
learn to manage their money wisely, they can also save to buy the things that
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they want to buy without asking their parents for money. Also, there are money
management mistakes that students make. Such as, not knowing where their
money is going, not having a plan for their money, not determining wants versus
needs, and succumbing to peer pressure (Franco, Juan. 2023)
This states that students often manage their finances mistakenly. Planning
is helpful for students as they handle their own finances and knowing where they
need to spend it helps them achieve financial management skills. As stated
above, determining wants versus needs helps them to manage their finances
competently. Determining wants versus needs may be hard but the basic
necessity is the more priority to spend on with their allowances.
According to Simon Mwangi (2023) Money management is an important
skill for students to learn as it can help them budget, save, and stay out of debt. It
can also help them build good financial habits and set themselves up for a bright
financial future. By learning how to manage money now, students can avoid
financial problems and improve their financial situation.
Therefore, some of the students especially in college are have knowledge
on loan accounts to save more money and to lessen their expenses to buy their
needs and wants and this will be benefited on their parents but somehow there
are some people don't have enough knowledge on managing their allowances
especially on opening their loan accounts and bank, this will be risky on the
people who don't have enough knowledge about on this field they could be get
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into debt since there are taxes that you need to pay on bank especially the fee
every time you depositing your money. There are huge advantages when they
have knowledge on managing money, it will be beneficial to save more on
managing their expenses in their daily lives. This is important to all the students
or any human-being that is encountering the high cost of living in the country. For
instance, when they have a goal in life or they have an eagerness on themselves
to get something they want monetarily, they're going to save money to have it.
Some of the students nowadays, are saving money for their needs especially
when it comes to the academic expenses which is more efficient to start on
managing their allowances.
Related Studies
The allowances of students are mostly spent on food, academic purposes,
personal need and academic purposes. However, when it comes to personal
needs and academic purposes, students are tight (Abawag, C. F. N., et al. 2019).
The expenses occur as they go to school. Therefore, students need finances to
support them as they study to provide for their basic necessity as a student.
Students’ financial management skills needed in their everyday life. Therefore,
this research will help them to recognize their ability and skills to manage
finances.
The amount of the allowance and the total amount spent are directly
correlated. Financial management plans should be put into practice for effective
money management. The experiences that people must go through before
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learning a general lesson that can be applied and shared make managing
finances a stepping stone. Parents should also educate their kids money
management skills so they can control their spending from a young age. (Cuyop,
K. A. M., et al. 2022).
It was stated that having allowances means having expenses. Hence,
students learn to spend their allowances with their wants and needs. Students
often make a mistake with regards to managing their allowances. On the grounds
of that, students having the lack of knowledge in financial literacy and
management made the wrong
This study analyzed budgeting habits of undergraduate students. It found
that the budgeting habits of students are different based on gender and that
significant portions of their budget are spent on shopping, eating out, mobile
phone expenditures, attending training, traveling with friends and transportation.
The study suggested that students should know how much they can spend and
how to improve their budgeting habits. (Nwe Ni Aung, Hla Hla Mon, 2020)
Having a good budgeting habit represents one of the most predictable
determinants of successful personal and economic development. If a person
does not have good budgeting habit behavior, one does not have extra money
and cannot save. Therefore, only the persons who have extra money can save
the money. Having good budgeting habit behavior is not an easy task. There are
many people who wish to save some portion of their income and they also
believe that saving is very helpful for their future. But they cannot save and they
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always postpone their saving and budgeting plan. It affects not only ordinary
people, but also those with higher-paying jobs.
According to (Engle, Tinto, & Pell Institute, 2008). Low-income students
are unable to afford the full cost of attending college and are oftentimes going
into debt for a degree they will receive. All students are able to have stable
financial situations for their needs and wants, and one way to have their own
savings is to use their credit cards for their college tuition, even though they may
not have their own credit cards. Parents need to be prepared for the needs of
their children, so it is appropriate that they start saving while still young.
This support idea from researchers says that we need to be practical in life
and that proper budgeting is the way to handle financial difficulties, especially for
parents and students. Now that the expenses are increasing, like food and
transportation, students are struggling to budget their allowances, so another
way to have proper budgeting is to use a credit card.
Students take time to fully understand proper financial management.
Therefore, students' level of financial management was moderate. To prevent
students wasting too much in spending, the proposal suggested that the
expenses of students make it savings. Furthermore, spending prudently can
prevent the stress of students as they face difficulties in life (Romizan, M. A, et al.
2021)
Until nowadays, financial management hasn't been done properly by
students as they are still adjusting to becoming young adults. Also, learning
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another thing aside from academics may be hard for them. Students have
different roles and responsibility to take, learning financial management would
help them, at least, be less problematic in their finances.
Therefore, the article said that college students are not very good at
financial management, they lack discipline in budgeting because of that they
become prone to overspending, they spend their money on things that are not
really essential or needs so they do not become disciplined when it comes to
financial management. They conducted a comparative study between students in
the US and students in Mexico, and the result was that the students there have
little knowledge when it comes to financial knowledge, they know something
when it comes to finance, but they still need to practice in their financial
management to improve and have a wise thinking about budgeting their daily
allowance just to provide and spend it correctly and efficiently.
According to Contreras, R. C. C., Olapane, E., Cataluňa, M. P., &
Buenviaje, L. C. (2021). Achieving financial liberty requires effective money
management. Filipino laborers have some sort of financial deficiency, just like
any other international worker. The purpose of this descriptive study was to
evaluate the staff's financial management at Western Visayas State University's
Kalinog campus in Iloilo, the Philippines. In order to assess her three aspects of
financial management—financial literacy, financial attitudes, and financial
management practices—the survey used a formal validated and pilot-tested
questionnaire. The respondents' degree of financial literacy was judged to be
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ordinary. This demonstrates that staff members are already competent in
managing their personal funds. According to the respondents' statements that
they "compare prices when buying" and "spend less than they earn," their
economic attitudes are generally consumer-friendly.
Therefore, it is important that the financial management system be
improved so that all staff are able to understand their finances and make sound
decisions based on this knowledge. This will help them to achieve financial
autonomy and improve their overall working conditions.
Conceptual Model of the Study
The conceptual model that guides the researchers in conducting the study
is presented in Figure 1. This study adopts the Input-Process-Output research
paradigm to guide the conduct of the entire study.
Figure 1 presents a visual summary of the research study which aims to
ascertain the factors affecting the allowances of Senior High School Students at
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina concerning Financial Management.
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Figure 1. Conceptual Model for the Financial Management: Factors
Affecting the Allowances of Senior High School Students at Pamantasan
ng Lungsod ng Marikina
Figure 1 depicts the Research Paradigm in the development phase, which
utilizes the Input-Process-Output Framework. The INPUT contains the profile of
Senior High School students of Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM)
and Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) at Pamantasan
ng Lungsod ng Marikina which will be the source of data of this research. Also,
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this contains the issue that will be discussed in this study. Such as, the common
factors affecting the allowances, under this topic are Transportation, Food and
Academic purposes. Researchers will also answer the question on how these
factors affect the students’ allowances and how they manage their allowances
despite the common factors.
The PROCESS includes the steps to be undertaken in the execution of
the research proposal. It starts with providing questionnaires to the respondents
through an interview, specifically, face-to-face interview. As the data gathered,
researchers will use thematic analysis to categorize the collected data from the
respondents. Through this, researchers will generalize their ideas and the data
that researchers are looking for will be put in the supporting idea of this research.
The OUTPUT shows the product of the study in the form of giving
suggestions on how to help them manage the students’ allowances. The
researchers are expected to meet the study’s goal through respondents’ answer
to the questions given. Researchers expect to see the financial management
issues made by the students as they manage their allowances. Hence, we will
provide on how these issues may be prevented by giving strategies and ways.
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CHAPTER 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
This chapter presents the method of research used, the sources of data,
the sampling method, data gathering instrument, data gathering procedure, and
the ethical considerations.
Methods of Research
In accomplishing the objectives of the research study, the researchers will
use the research method, grounded theory. Grounded theory is a qualitative
research methodology that discovers new theories or proves existing theories
based on the data collected from the respondents of the study (Hassan, 2022).
The gathered data of this study, the factors affecting the allowances of students
together with the financial management practices of students will serve as the
basis of the researchers into proving their provided financial management theory.
Sources of Data
The data gathered needed by the investigators will be collected at
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina, located at Rainbow St. cor. Russet St.
SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City, Metro Manila, Philippines. The
following respondents for the study will be the Senior High School Students at
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina. The researchers decided upon collecting
the data from the two Senior High School strands of PLMar, particularly the
Accounting, Business and Management (ABM) and Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) strands. The researchers will be collecting
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data from ten (10) completely random students from the said strands. However,
the student from Humanities and Social Science are excluded from the target
respondents of this research as they are in different campus of Pamantasan ng
Lungsod ng Marikina. Researchers choose the most convenient and close
students for this research’s respondents.
Sampling Method
The research made use of purposive sampling. According to Nikolopoulou
(2022), purposive sampling is a technique wherein the samples are purposely
selected for the reason that they possess the characteristics that is needed for
the research sample. The chosen sampling method for the research study will be
used to enable the researchers to gather desired and reliable data, at the same
time being able to save more time, effort, and money. The respondents will be
selected from Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) and Science,
Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) to manage the time
competently as they are the closest population to the researchers, it is more
convenient for researchers.
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Data Gathering Instrument
In compliance with the procedure for data gathering, the researchers will
be using interview questions as the data gathering instrument, containing open-
ended questions. Questions provided are made to answer the following
questions in the statement of the problem. The following are the questions to be
answered:
1. What are the common factors affecting the allowances of Senior High
School students of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina?
1.1. What are the academic related expenses that affects your
allowances?
1.2. What are the non-academic related expenses that affects your
allowances?
1.3. What expenses takes up most of your allowances?
2. How do these common factors affect the financial management of the
allowances of Senior High School of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng
Marikina?
2.1. What are the negative or positive effects of school expenses
with regards to your personal financial management?
2.2. How does knowing your expenses helps you manage your
allowances?
2.3. Why does knowing your wants and needs affect your way of
spending your allowances?
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2.4. How does knowing the effects of your expenses helps your
management skill?
3. How do respondents manage their allowances despite the common
factors affecting their allowances?
3.1. How do you split your allowances accordingly, given the
numerous expenses that student have?
3.2. What are your priorities when spending your allowances?
3.3. In your own words as a student, how can you save up your
allowances?
Data Gathering Procedure
Researchers will be providing a letter of request to Pamantasan ng
Lungsod ng Marikina, the research locale, to give consent to the investigators in
conducting the study. Validated interview questions will be used by the
researchers in gathering the data from the respondents. The research title will be
introduced to students, as well as what contribution their response would make in
the success of the study. Interviews will be completely voluntary, and an
exchange price would be given to any volunteer students. Terms will be clarified
to respondents, such as providing of name will be optional and full identity and
information provided by the respondents will be confidential, before the actual
conduct of the interview. Respondents will be asked to answer with full honesty.
After conducting the interview, all collected data will be up for analysis using
thematic analysis. According to Caulfield (2019), Thematic analysis is the
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analysis of qualitative data wherein the researchers identify the common
characteristics of the data gathered. Researchers would be analyzing and
categorizing the data from the respondents to come up with a theory or prove the
theory provided by the proponents.
Ethical Consideration
The researchers observed the following ethical considerations in the
gathering of the research data. Letter of request will be provided to the research
locale to give researchers permission to conduct the study. Consent forms will be
given to the respondents as a proof that researchers can use the gathered data
in their study. Excuse letters will be provided if there’s a need of excusing the
respondents during class hours.
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CHAPTER 4
PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
This chapter consists of the presentation, the analysis, and the
interpretation of data based on the chronological arrangement of problems
identified.
THEMATIC ANALYSIS
According to Clarke (2014), Thematic analysis (TA) is a method for
identifying and interpreting patterns of meaning across qualitative data. The data
will be analyzed and categorized to create a theme.
Thematic Analysis need a great observation and interpretation. With that,
familiarizing the data will help the researcher to identify the data’s characteristics.
Next is to generate initial codes, it would be easier to identify the data’s
categories when the response of respondents is summarized. After that, search
themes for the responses to categorized the idea. Next is to review the themes,
the themes and the original data must be relevant to each other. After that, define
the themes. In this part, the data must be arranged accordingly to the data and
questions. Lastly, write a narrative for interpretation of the data collected. This
method helps the researchers to be more efficient in creating ideas and themes
to summarize the interpretation of data.
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RESULTS AND INTERPRETATION
The following tables and figures contain the results of the conducted
survey which are relevant to the analysis and findings of this study.
Table 1 presents the distribution of respondents in terms of survey type.
Table 1
Distribution of Respondents in terms of Survey Type
SURVEY TYPE FREQUENCY
In-Person Survey 10
Online Survey 0
10
Table 1 present the distribution of respondents in terms of survey type.
The first column which is In-Person Survey contains Ten (10) frequency. On the
other hand, the second column has zero (0) frequency. In total of ten (10)
respondents.
Profile of the Respondents
Table 2 provides the demographic profile of the respondents.
Table 2
Demographic Profile of the Participants
Respondent ID Gender Age Strand Grade
level
Respondent A Female 17 Accountancy, 11
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Business and
Management
Respondent B Male 18 Science, Technology, 11
Engineering and
Mathematics
Respondent C Prefer not to 17 Science, Technology, 11
say Engineering and
Mathematics
Respondent D Female 18 Science, Technology, 11
Engineering and
Mathematics
Respondent E Male 17 Science, Technology, 11
Engineering and
Mathematics
Respondent F Female 18 Accountancy, 12
Business and
Management
Respondent G Female 18 Accountancy, 12
Business and
Management
Respondent H Female 17 Science, Technology, 11
Engineering and
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Mathematics
Respondent I Female 17 Accountancy, 11
Business and
Management
Respondent J Male 17 Accountancy, 11
Business and
Management
Table 2 presents the demographic profile of the respondents. The first
column is the respondent ID or respondent identification numbers. Next, the
second column presents the gender, the third column presents the age, and the
third column is the strand and last is the grade level of the respondents. For the
first column, the respondents are assigned with numbers or pseudonyms in
replacement of their actual names as this information does not have any
bearings for the study.
For the gender, there are three (3) male respondents, six (6) female
respondents, and one (1) who preferred not to reveal their gender.
For the age, both Respondents A, C, E, H, I, and J are seventeen (17)
years old, while Respondents B, D, F, and G are eighteen (18) years old.
For the strand, Respondents A, F, G, I, and J are Accountancy, Business
and Management (ABM) students while Respondents B, C, D, E, and H are
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) students.
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For the grade level, Respondents A, B, C, D, E, H, I, and J are grade 11
students while Respondents F and G are grade 12 students
CODE, CATEGORY, AND THEMES
The following tables contain the profile and response of the respondents.
The responses are coded, categorized, and thematized.
Table 3 contains the responses to the question, “What are the academic related
expenses that affects your allowances?”
Table 3
Theme, Category, and Code for the Academic related expenses that affects
the allowances of students.
Theme Category Code Response
“Yung mga ambagan at
Necessities
ginagamit para sa mga
materials for
project” – Respondent I,
projects.
Female, 17
Academic
Academic “School projects,
Performances
performance research paper,
and funds for Group
activities. groupings” –
school. performance.
Respondent F, Female,
18
School “School project” –
requirements. Respondent G, Female,
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18
“Transportation
expenses, Project
Necessities to
expenses, Prints lesson,
school.
school supplies” –
Basic school
Respondent B, Male, 18
needs.
“Handouts, Printed
Money for assignment, School
classroom. supplies” – Respondent
J, Male, 17
Table 3 presents the selected responses for the question, “What are the
academic related expenses that affects your allowances?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes that were generated for the
Academic performance activities expenses that affects the allowances of
students are “Necessities materials for group project.”, “Group performance.”,
and “School project.”. While the codes that were generated for the basic needs
expenses that affects the allowances of students are “Necessities to school.”,
and “Money for classroom.”
With that, the academic expenses of the students are somehow correlate
to their performance in classroom. The academic related expenses are somehow
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affected their allowances such as, sudden class contributions and other school
project.
Table 4 contains the responses to the question, “What are the non-
academic related expenses that affects your allowances?”
Table 4
Theme, Category, and Code for the Non-academic related expenses that
affects the allowances of students.
Theme Category Code Response
Things and Peers Influence Friends bonding “Mga
Activity for activity panghihikayat ng
entertainment. aking mga
kaibigan na
gumastos at
gumala ng
gumala.”-
Respondent A,
Female, 17
Gathering “Pag-gala after
class kasama
mga friends.”-
Respondent D,
Female, 18
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Gathering “Yung mga
biglaang gala at
ibang ambagan.”-
Respondent I,
Female, 17
Personal Personal things “Personal needs
satisfaction Online shopping”-
Respondent F,
Female, 18
Basic wants “Foods, online
shopping”-
Respondent B,
Male, 18
Table 4 contains the responses to the question, “What are the non-
academic related expenses that affects your allowances?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes that were generated for the
non-academic related expenses that affects the allowances of students for the
peer’s influence activity are “Friends bonding.”, and “Gathering.”. While for the
personal satisfaction are, “Personal things.”, and “Basic wants.”
As the result, entertainment activities and things are their non-academic
expenses. It has to do with their friends’ influence. Also, the collected data says
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that they lend some money for the things they want and clearly has nothing to do
in school. It may be for their hygiene of trendy outfits.
Table 5 contains the responses to the question, “What are the expenses that
take up most of your allowances?”
Table 5
Theme, Category, and Code for the Expenses that takes up most of the
student’s allowances.
Theme Category Code Response
Things needed Snacks “Food”-
to go on for a Basic necessities Respondent A,
day. Female, 17
Money for fare “pamasahe”-
Respondent C,
prefer not to say,
17
Things to go to “Transportation
school fare, foods &
drinks”-
Respondent E,
Male, 17
Requirements Academic School supplies “Materials para
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for school performances sa project”-
Respondent I,
Female, 17
Academic “School
related supplies”-
Respondent J,
Male, 17
Table 5 contains the responses to the question, “What are the expenses
that take up most of your allowances?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes that were generated for the
basic necessities that takes up most of the students’ allowances are “Snacks.”,
“Money for fare.”, and “Things to go to school.” While for the academic
performances’ expenses are “School supplies.”, and “Academic related.”
With that, the expenses that takes up most of the students’ allowance are
school expenses and basic necessities. They lend more money in the things they
needed for school and things they need for daily lifestyle such as food and
drinks.
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Table 6 contains the responses to the question, “What are the negative
and positive effects of school expenses with regards to your personal financial
management?”
Table 6
Theme, Category, and Code for the Positive and negative effect of school
expenses to the students’ personal management.
Theme Category Code Response
Their money is not Negative effect in No savings and “negatibo dahil
enough for other their money short in budget walang naiipon,
things kapos sa
budget.”-
Respondent A,
Female, 17
Short in budget “Yung mga
biglaang ambagan
na hindi kaya
yung money na
dala ko.”-
Respondent I,
Female, 17
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Lack of “wala nang pera
emergency pagkailangan”-
money Respondent C,
prefer not to say,
17
Lack of money “nakakabawas ito
sa mga bagay na
dapat
mapaglalaanan ko
pa ng pera.”-
Respondent B,
Male, 18
Helps them to Positive effect in High grades for “nakakakuha ng
achieve a great their grades academic mataas na marka
performance in performance sa mga school
school project”-
Respondent G,
Female, 18
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Table 6 contains the responses to the question, “What are the negative
and positive effects of school expenses with regards to your personal financial
management?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes that were generated for the
negative effect of school expenses in their personal management are “No saving
and short in budget.”, “Short in budget.”, “Lack of emergency money.”, and “Lack
of money.”. On the other hand, the positive effect of school expenses is “High
grades for academic performance.”
Many of the students have a positive and negative effect on their
academic performance based on their response and also the biggest problem of
some of them is lack of money that causes the students to struggle to be active
in their school activities but some of them have no problem with it.
Table 7 contains the responses to the question, “How does knowing your
expenses helps you manage your allowances?”
Table 7
Theme, Category, and Code for the knowing the expenses helps to manage
the students’ allowance.
Theme Category Code Response
Knowing their To budget Prioritize the Para mailaan ng
allowances helps properly the needs. maigi ang pera sa
them to spend money. mga importanteng
their money gastusin
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wisely and Planning where Save money for Para sa ganoong
appropriately. to spend the sudden class paraan, maaari
money funds nakong maglaan
ng pera sa mga
biglaang
ambagan.
Organize the Para malaman
money for ang mga susunod
expenses. na pwedeng
mabili.
To save money Helps not to Mas makakatipid
waste money.
Helps to be wise Para makatipid at
in terms of their para ipon na rin.
money.
Table 7 contains the responses to the question, “How does knowing your
expenses helps you manage your allowances?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes that were generated for
knowing the expenses helps them to manage their allowances for budgeting the
money properly is “Prioritize the need.”. For the planning where to spend the
money are “Save money for sudden class funds.”, and “Organize the money for
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expenses.”. On the other hand, “Helps not to waste money.”, and “Helps to be
wise to their money.” is to save money.
In conclusion, knowing the expenses is a good way to manage the
allowance properly. The responses show more about allocating money for
expenses and so that they can better budget their expenses. The responses from
the participants provide insights to better manage the allowance, such as the
need to know your expenses to be able to allocate and to separate the expenses
and to be ready when there is a sudden emergency funds.
Table 8 contains the responses to the question, “How does knowing your
wants and need affect your way of spending your allowances?”
Table 8
Theme, Category, and Code for the effects of wants and needs to the way
students spend their allowance
Theme Category Code Response
Students tends Controlling Responsible “Upang ating malaman
to have better your way of spending kung kelan at saan kayo
self-control in spending gagastos” – Respondent
spending when B, Male, 18
they know their
needs and
wants
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When students Valuable are Acknowledging “Para alam kung ano ang
are aware of prioritized needs mga dapat gastusan” –
their needs and Respondent C, 17
wants, it Needs over “You can prioritize your
encourages wants needs more than the
them to things you want” –
prioritize the Respondent F, Female, 18
valuable things Focus on “To be practically being
when spending needs aware with those needs
which are necessities and
the wants (desire) will help
me to know what are the
must needed things that I
need to focus with” –
Respondent H, Female, 17
Students tend Controlling Avoid “To know what’s important
to have better you way of spending to not and not spend in
self-control in spending mistakes wrong things” –
spending when Respondent J, Male, 17
they know their
needs and
wants
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Table 8 presents the selected responses for the question, “Why does
knowing your wants and needs affect your way of spending your allowances?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes generated for the effects of
wants and needs to the way students spend their allowance are “Responsible
spending”, “Acknowledging needs”, “Needs over wants”, “Focus on needs”,
“Avoid spending.
With that, wants and needs affect students in ways such that they are able
to control themselves on the things they choose to spend their allowances on.
They are able to encourage themselves to prioritize expenses that are more
valuable for them as a student than focusing on expenses that falls on their
wants. Through that, they are able to use their allowances efficiently where they
can provide for their needs.
Table 9 contains the responses to the question, “How does knowing your
expenses helps your management skill?”
Table 9
Theme, Category, and Code for the effects of student’s expenses in their
management skills
Theme Category Coding Response
Student Control in Self-control “Mas lalo natuto mag
expenses helps allowance handle ng pera, mas
students have napipigilan ko ang sarili ko
better control on na gumastos” –
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their allowances Respondent A, 17, Female
and on where
they would
spend it.
Expenses of Knowing Aware of “By knowing what your
students help priorities priorities priorities are, you can easily
them in knowing manage things in life” –
what they Respondent F, 18, Female
should prioritize Knowing Acknowledge “It helps me to know the
when spending priorities priorities things and money that I
need to focu with which will
I need to manage” –
Respondent H, 17, Female
Student Control in Allowance “Syempre pag nalaman na
expenses helps allowance preparedness natin yung mga effects nito,
students have maglalaan na tayo ng
better control on budget” – Respondent I, 17,
their allowances Female
and on where Avoid “Para malaman at
they would unnecessary maiwasan ang mga bagay
spend it. expenses na hindi naman kailangan”
– Respondent J, 17, Male
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Table 9 presents the selected responses for the question, “How
does knowing the effects of your expenses help your management skills?”
Based on the selected responses, codes generated for the effects of
student’s expenses on their management skills are “Self-control”, “Aware of
priorities”, “Acknowledge priorities”, “Allowance preparedness”, and “Avoid
unnecessary expenses”.
With that, student’s expenses help students have better management of
their allowances. They are able to control both their allowance and themselves
from spending. Respondents shared that when they are aware of the expenses
they have, it helps them better control and budget their money. It enables them to
know the expenses that they should prioritize, so that their allowance could be
spent wisely.
Table 10 contains the responses to the question, “How does knowing your
expenses helps your management skill?”
Table 10
Theme, Category, and Code for ways in splitting student’s allowance
accordingly despite their numerous expenses
Theme Category Coding Response
Allowances are Needs and Needs first “Hinahati ko ang aking pera
split by knowing wants nang naaayon sa aking
what their wants makakaya katulad na lang
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and needs are. ng pangangailangan at
importante ito yung una
kong pinagkakagastusan” –
Respondent B, 18, Male
Putting a limit to Limited Bringing only “Wag idadala lahat ng pera
the different are spending enough money sa campus, idala lang yung
of their to spend kailangan pang gastos” –
spending Respondent D, 18, Female
Allowances are Needs and Limiting wants “Always set your limits on
split by knowing wants for needs the things you want and for
what their wants the things you need” –
and needs are. Respondent F, 18, Female
Putting a limit to Limited Allowance “I use some wallet planner
the different spending organizer that has a label on it
area of their (savings, shopping, transpo,
spending school needs) those will
have a paper nills or coins
that I always put on after my
class” – Respondent H, 17,
Female
Allowances are Students’ Split into “By splitting it into groups:
split based on necessities different basic transportation, funds,
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the different student school supplies expenses
necessities of a expenses and the leftover will go in
student savings” – Respondent J,
17, Male
Table 10 presents the selected responses for the question, “How do you
split your allowance accordingly, given the numerous expenses that student
have?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes that were generated for the
ways students split their allowances accordingly are “Needs first”, “Bringing only
enough money to spend”, “Limiting wants for needs”, “Allowance organizer”, and
“Split into different basic student expenses”.
With that, respondents stated different ways on splitting allowances
accordingly such as splitting their allowances into groups based on the different
necessities’ students have in school. On the other hand, some respondents
responded that by knowing their needs and wants are, they are able to split their
allowance accordingly. Other responses are that they put a limit to the areas of
their spending so I they could provide enough budget for the other expenses.
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Table 11 contains the responses to the question, “What are your
priorities when spending you allowances?”
Table 11
Themes, Category, and Code for student’s priorities when spending their
allowances
Theme Category Coding Response
The students School- School needs “Ang priyoridad sa
prioritize the related paggastos ng aking pera ay
school-related expenses ang mga kailangan katulad
expenses ng mga kailangan sa school
at kung saan pang bagay.”
– Respondent B, 18, Male
The students Needs Essentials “Pagkain, pamasahe” –
prioritize those Respondent D, 18, Female
expenses that
are considered
a need
The student is Essential Valuables “Important things first before
practical with needs personal wants” –
what they’re Respondent F, 18, Female
spending
They prioritize Educational Necessities “Out of my priority is the
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the necessities funds essential needs for my
in their life family, sometimes I really
want to share my money
when it comes to utilities
and such. Also for myself,
my future I really wanted to
have my savings” –
Respondent H, 17, Female
The students School- Educational “School Expenses” –
prioritize the related expenses Respondent J, 17, Male
school-related expenses
expenses
Table 11 presents the selected responses for the question, “What are your
priorities when spending your allowances?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes generated for the student’s
priorities when spending their allowances are “School needs”, “Essentials”,
“Valuables”, “Necessities”, and “Educational expenses”.
It can be interpreted that students prioritize expenses that are considered
a need, especially those that are greatly related to their school needs. As
students they allocate their allowances on the expenses they need in school so
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that they could provide for the essential and necessities of a student that helps
them in their everyday learning.
Table 12 contains the responses to the question, “In your own words as a
student, how can you save up your allowances?”
Table 12
Theme, Category, and Code for ways students save their allowance.
Theme Category Code Response
Student is being Saving Buying cheaper “mas pinipili kong bumili sa
wise in products mura o abot kayang
spending money presyo at sakto sa pera” –
Respondent A, 17, Female
Avoid the Prioritizing Avoid “Bilang mag-aaral maiipon
unnecessary needs over unnecessary ko ang aking pera sa
ones expenses pamamagitan ng pag-iwas
sa mga gala kung hindi
naman importante at pag-
iwas sa pag-gastos sa
mga bagay na walang
kakwenta-kwenta o hindi
kailangan” – Respondent
B, 18, Male
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Manage what Managing Controlling “Setting limit is a must” –
will be spent on expense expense Respondent F, 18, female
allowances
Separate Separating Use of money “As a student you can
allowances to money organizer keep and budget your
exclude the money with the help of a
important ones money planner and also.
Think first your priorities.
Than your desined things.
Money planner will be your
guide when it comes to
budgeting” – Respondent
K, 17, Female
Prioritizing only Separating Separating “Sa pamamagitan ng
what is needed money school funds pagtabi sa ibang wallet na
pang ambagan o pang
school lang – Respondent
I, 17, Female
Table 12 presents the selected responses for the question, “In your
own words as a student, how can you save up your allowances?”
Based on the selected responses, the codes generated for the students’
ways to save up their allowances are “Buying cheaper products”, “Avoid
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unnecessary expenses”, “Controlling expenses”, “Use of money organizer”, and
“Separating school funds”
It can be interpreted that students save their allowance by being aware of
their spending. Many of our respondents divide their allowances in order to
manage their requirements rather than their wants. Other respondents choose to
prioritize their priorities so that they can set aside their allowances to save,
because we now need to be more conscious of everything we do
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CHAPTER 5
SUMMARY, CONCLUSION, AND RECOMMENDATIONS
This chapter presents the summary, conclusion and recommendations of
the study.
Summary
This research aimed to ascertained the factors affecting the allowances of
Senior High School Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina concerning
Financial Management.
More specifically, it answered the following questions:
1. What are the common factors affected the allowances of Senior High
School student at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina
1.1. Transportation;
1.2. Food
1.3. Academic purposes?
2. How did these common factors affect the financial management of the
allowances of Senior High School Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod
ng Marikina?
3. How did respondents managed their allowance despite the common
factors affecting their allowances?
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4. What specific Financial Management practices senior High school
Students at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina can implement to
obtained proper budgeting concerning their allowances?
The respondents of the study were composed of 10 Senior High School
students from the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina, under the strands
Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) and Technology, Engineering,
and Mathematics (STEM)
This study utilized a qualitative method following the research design
Grounded theory. Furthermore, data were collected using the research
instrument interview using open-ended questions that were validated by the
researcher’s research adviser.
In interpreting the following data collected, the proponents of the study
utilized thematic analysis as their analytical tool to further understand and
analyze the responses collected from the respondents.
The following are the findings of the study:
1. The respondents’ expenses that affect their allowances is the fare of
their transportation, food, and the expenses in class. Aside from that,
personal wants and satisfaction are included to their expenses.
2. It helps the students to manage their allowance by knowing where their
money will be spent.
3. Students prioritize the needs first before the desired things.
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Conclusions
Based on the findings of the study, the following conclusions are:
Transportation, Food and Academic expenses are the common factors
that affects the students’ allowances. Aside from that, personal wants of students
such as, online shopping and personal things. Entertainment activities influenced
by peers are also included to their non-academic expenses. Sudden class
contributions are one of the academic related expenses of students aside from
school supplies and project materials.
These common factors affect the financial management of student in a
way that it helps to determine where the money will be spent before hand.
Furthermore, knowing their expenses helps the students ready their plan on
spending. However, sudden class contributions affect their money management
as they lack of money or short in budget.
Students use money organizer to separate their money for spending and
for saving. Some students discipline themselves to limit their spending to obtain a
proper management. Students prioritizing the needs and determining their
expenses is one of their ways to manage their expenses.
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Recommendations
Based on the findings and conclusions, it is recommended that:
1. Students. It is important for students to research and understand the
criteria for receiving allowances in order to make informed decisions about
their education and financial situation.
2. Parents. Parents of students can use the findings of this research to
provide a better allowance for students that they can use to provide for
their school expenses. Parents should incorporate the allowance they give
to students to the amount they need to provide for their school expenses.
That way student’s struggles of budgeting their allowances due to the
various expenses they have would lessen.
1. Administrator. Provide a seminar for financial literacy and financial
management for students.
2. Future researcher. Develop deeper knowledge on how expensive school
projects and funds affect the student’s budget for other school necessities
and the management of their allowances
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APPENDICES
APPENDIX A
SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE
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APPENDIX B
FORMAL LETTERS
Letter of Consent
The Administartor,
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina (PLMAR)
Subject: Consent to conduct a research interview
Dear Ma’am/Sir
In partial fulfillment of our requirements for our subject Practical Research
1, we Grade 11 students of ABM 110 – Leadership namely like Erich Rivas,
Renalie Manangat, Sabria Salvador, John Dayrit, Joemarie Baradero, Rhealyn
Brozas, Divine Barba, Joanika Uypico and Sunshine Robles would to ask
permission to conduct a research study entitled “Financial Management: Factors
Affecting the Allowances of Senior High School Students at Pamantasan ng
Lungsod ng Marikina.
In this regard, we are seeking your consent to request your students’
participation by responding to our prepared research interview questions. Rest
assured that all gathered information from the students will only be used for study
purposes and be treated with utmost confidentiality.
Thank you very much and God Bless.
Respectfully yours,
The Researchers
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APPENDIX C
SUMMARY OF THE RESPONSES PER SURVEY QUESTION
1. What are the academic related expenses that affects your
allowances?
Meaning Unit Condensed Unit
Profile
(Verbatim Response) (Filtered Response)
Respondent A, Monthly events Monthly events in school.
Female, 17
Respondent B, Transportation expenses, Transportation expenses,
Male, 18 project expenses, prints project expenses, printed
lesson, school supplies lesson, and school supplies
are the academic expenses
students have.
Respondent C, School supplies/pamasahe School supplies and
prefer not to transportation.
say, 17
Respondent D, Mga ambagan/class funds sa Class contributions for
Female, 18 class class funds.
Respondent E, Group project expenses/class Group project expenses
Male, 17 funds and class funds.
Respondent F, -School projects School project, research
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Female, 18 -Research papers papers, and groupings.
-Groupings
Respondent G, School project School project materials.
Female, 18
Respondent H, When it comes to financial The academic expenses
Male, 17 matter according with the students have is the
expenses in academics, that materials for projects.
affect my allowances
probably the related projects
that needs to provide some
materials
Respondent I, Yung mga ambagan at yung The class contributions for
emale, 17 mga ginagamit na materials funds and materials for
sa projects. projects.
Respondent J, Handouts, printed
Female, 17 assignments, school supplies. Academic expenses are
handouts, printed
assignments, and school
supplies
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2. What are the non-academic related expenses that affect your
allowance?
Profile Meaning Unit Condensed Unit
(Verbatim Response) (Filtered Response)
Respondent Mga panghihikayat ng aking mga The non-academic
A, 17, G11 kaibigan na gumastos at gumala ng expenses that affect
ABM, Female gumala my allowances are the
persuasions of my
friends to spend and
wander.
Respondent Foods, online shopping The non-academic
B, 18 G11 expenses that affect
STEM, Male my allowances are
food and online
shopping.
Respondent Gadget or foods The non-academic
C, 17, G11 expenses that affect
STEM, prefer my allowances are
not to say gadgets or foods.
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Respondent Pag gala after class kasama mga Wandering after
D, 18, G11 friends classes with my
STEM, friends are non-
Female academic expenses
that affect my
allowance.
Respondent
E, 17, G11
STEM, Male
Respondent Online shopping The non-academic
F, 18 G12 Personal needs expenses that affect
ABM, Female my allowances are
online shopping and
personal needs.
Respondent Transportation The non-academic
G, 18, G12 expenses that affect
ABM, Female my allowances are the
transportation fares.
Respondent Regarding with that some expenses The non-academic
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H, 17, G11 that affect my allowances is the expenses that affect
STEM, food, transpo and other gatherings my allowances are
Female that I’m spending with my family food, transportation,
and friends and also when I bought and expenses during
some gatherings with my
family and friends.
Respondent Yung mga biglaang gala at yung The non-academic
I, 17, G11 mga ibang ambagan expenses that affect
ABM, Female my allowances are
sudden hangouts and
class contributions.
Respondent Transportation, Foods The non-academic
J, 17, G11 expenses that affect
ABM, Female my allowances are
transportation and
food.
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3.What expenses takes up most of your allowances?
Profile Meaning unit Condensed Unit
(Verbatim response) (Filtered Response)
Respondents A, Pagkain Food
Female, 17
Respondents B, Meals, basic needs Meals and basic needs
Male, 18
Respondents Pamasahe Transportation fee
C, prefer not to
say, 17
Respondents Pagkain Food
D, Female, 18
Respondents E, Pamasahe, pagkain at Transportation fee, food and
Male, 17 inumin drinks
Respondents F, Personal needs and Personal needs and school
Female, 18 school project expenses
Respondents Food Foods
G, Female, 18
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Respondents Materials para sa school Materials for school project
H, Female, 17 project
Respondents I, Sa totoo lang sa mga Honestly some clothes, skin
Female, 17 damit, skin products, at sa products, and more. But most
mga gamit na binibili ko probably, there are expenses
that I used to buy.
Respondents J, School supplies Academic related
Male, 17
4. What are the negative or positive effects of school expenses with
regards to your personal financial management?
Profile Meaning Unit Condensed Unit
(Verbatim Response) (Filtered Response)
Respondent negatibo dahil walang naiipon, there is no savings therefore,
A, Female, kapos sa budget. they’re short on budget.
17
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Respondent nakakabawas ito sa mga It lessens the things that they
B, Male, 18 bagay na dapat must need to allocate with
mapaglalaanan ko pa ng their money.
pera.
Respondent wala nang pera pagkailangan They don’t have enough
C, prefer money when it's needed
not to say,
17
Respondent It has negative and positive Spend money for the activity
D, Female, effect just like for example. from their allowance or
18 Gumastos ka para sa activity money. The positive effect is
galing sa allowance o pera that spending money also
mo. ang positibong effect nito affects their grade.
ay ang paggastos para sa
grado.
Respondent I can't answer this question They can't answer this
E, Male, 17 since I'm not affected with question since they’re not
school expenses. affected with school
expenses.
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Respondent negative, lack of financial The negative is lack of
F, Female, needs positive, it can affect financial needs and the
18 my grades depends on the positive effect is it can affect
effort exerted. their grades depends on the
effort exerted.
Respondent nakakakuha ng mataas na Getting high grades from
G, Female, marka sa mga school project those school projects.
18
Respondent To be honest I really wanted To be honest they really
H, Female, to put some savings regarding wanted to put some savings
17 with academic matters. For regarding with academic
me it is the positive way to matters. For them it is the
encourage myself to put much positive way to encourage
effort. themselves to put much
effort.
Respondent Yung mga biglaang ambagan Those sudden activities that
I, Female, na hindi kaya yung money na needed to pay quickly their
17 dala ko. always shortened because of
the exact money that they just
bought.
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Respondent good performance, readily good performance, readily
J, Male 17 active active
5. How does knowing your expenses helps you manage your
allowances?
Profile Meaning unit Condensed unit (Filtered
(Verbatim response) response)
Respondent A, Naka bukod bukod kung saan Separated from where the
Female 17 gagastusin ang pera. money will be spent.
Respondent B, Sa ganitong paraan ay mas In this way, money will be
Male 18 mabubudget ang pera at better budgeted and
mababalance ang gastusin. expenses will be balanced
Respondent C, Mas makakatipid Save more
prefer not to
say, 17
Respondent D, Para makatipid at para ipon Saving money
Female 18 na rin.
Respondent E, Save money Save money
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Male 17
Respondent F, The more advance you know Advancement in
Female 18 what your needs are, the understanding needs
more you're prepared. enhances preparedness
Respondent G, Para mailaan ng maigi ang money can be properly
Female 18 pera sa mga importanteng allocated to important
gastusin. expenses
Respondent H, On knowing my expenses, it Understanding expenses
Male 17 helps me to be more enhances practicality and
practical, because those budgeting consideration.
expenses also pertain to be
more considerate when it
comes to budgeting.
Respondent I, Para sa ganoong paraan, In that way, it can set aside
Female 17 maaari nakong maglaan ng money in sudden
pera sa mga biglaang contributions.
ambagan.
Respondent J, Para malaman ang mga Knowing what to buy
Female 17 susunod na pwedeng mabili.
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Rainbow Street, SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
6. Why does knowing your wants and needs affect your way of
spending the allowances?
Profile Meaning Unit Considered Unit
(Verbatim Response) (Filtered Response)
Respondents Dahil mas nauuna po yung Because the things I want to
A, Female, mga gusto kong bilhin kaysa buy come first than what I
17. sa kailangan ko. need.
Respondents Upang ating malaman kung So that we know when and
B, Male, 18 kelan at saan kayo gagastos where you will spend
Respondents Para alam kung ano ang To know what should be
C, prefer not mga dapat gastusan spent
to say, 17
Respondents Ang pag alam ng mga Knowing the thing we want
D, Female, bagay na gusto natin ay affects the way we spend
18 nakakaapekto sa because we want to have it,
pamamaraan ng pag gastos we don't think of other uses
natin dahil sa kagustuhan for our money.
nating maangkin ito ay hindi
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PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MARIKINA
Rainbow Street, SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
naiisip ang ilan pang
paggagamitan ng pera natin.
Respondents To manage the allowances To manage the allowances
E, Male, 18
Respondents You can prioritize your You can prioritize your
F, Female, 17 needs more than the things needs more than the things
you want. you want.
Respondents Para malaman ang mga To know the important
G, Female, impotanteng bagay sa hindi. things in the wrong
18
Respondents To be practically being To be practically being
H, Female, aware with those needs aware with those needs
17 which are necessities and which are necessities and
the wants(desire) will help the wants(desire) will help
me to know what are the me to know what are the
must needed things that I must needed things that I
need to focus with. need to focus with.
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PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MARIKINA
Rainbow Street, SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Respondents Dahil mas inuuna ko ang Because I put my needs
I, Female, 17 aking pangangailangan. first.
Respondents To know what’s important to To know what’s important to
J, Male, 17 not and to not spend in not and to not spend in
wrong things. wrong things.
7. How does knowing the effects of your expenses helps your
management skills?
Profile Meaning Unit Condensed Unit
(Verbatim Response) (Filtered Response)
Lalo natuto mag handle ng Handling your expenses
Respondent A,
mas pera, mas napipigilan
Female, 17.
ko ang sarili ko na
gumastos.
Para sa akin nakakatulong Student know how to
Respondent B,
ang pag-alam sa epekto ng handle their spending
Male, 17.
aking gastusin sa from savings.
pamamahala ng aking pera
sa paraan pagtitipid.
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Rainbow Street, SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Para alam ang Track your daily
Respondent C,
kakalabasan at mamanage expenses
prefer not to say,
na ang pera.
17.
Paggagastos nililimitahan
Respondent D, Controlling your
ang ating sarili sa pag
Male, 17. overspending
gamit ng tama.
Controlling your Knowing expenses
Respondent E,
overspending
Male, 18
By knowing what your Prioritize Budgeting
Respondent F,
priorities are, you can With your financial goals
Female, 18.
easily manage things in life.
Isipin muna ang mga bagay Know proper of needs
Respondent G,
nabibilhin kung kailangan more than wants
Male, 17.
ba talaga o gusto lamang.
Knowing the effects of your Encourage to manage
Respondent H,
expenses helps me create expenses
Female, 17.
a effective and strategie
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PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MARIKINA
Rainbow Street, SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
budget.
Syempre pag nalaman na Know to serve budget
Respondent I,
natin yung mga effects nito, expenses
Female, 18.
magkalaan na tayo ng
budget.
Para malaman at Making right ways to
Respondent J,
maiwasan ang mga bagay handle the money.
Female, 17.
na hindi naman kailangan.
It helps me to know the Enhance the budgeting
Respondent H,
things and money that i skills.
Female, 17.
need to focu with which will
i need to manage.
8. How do you split your allowances accordingly, given the numerous
expenses that students have?
Profile Meaning Unit (Verbatim Condensed Unit (Filtered
Response) Response)
Respondent I am not able to split my
Hindi ko siya nahahati ng
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
A, 17, G11 maayos, dahil ako’y allowances accordingly
ABM, magastos because I overspend.
Female
Respondent Hinahati ko ang aking pera I divide my allowances
B, 18, G11 nang naaayon sa aking according to my ability, for
STEM, Male makakaya katulad na lang example needs and
ng pangangailangan at valuables, these are the
importante ito yung una things that I first spend on.
kong pinagkakagastusan
Respondent Hinahati ko sa pamamagitan I divide my allowance by
C, 17, G11 ng pag prioritize sa mga prioritizing my needs rather
STEM, Prefer kailangan kesa sa gusto than my wants.
not to say
Respondent Wag idadala lahat ng pera Do not bring all your
D, 18, G11 sa campus, idala lang yung allowance on campus,
STEM, kailangan pang-gastos instead just bring enough to
Female spend.
Respondent Saving or managing my Saving or managing my
E, 17, G11 allowance allowance.
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
STEM, Male
Respondent Always set your limits on the Always set your limits on the
F, 18, G12 things you want and for the things you want and for the
ABM, Female things you need things you need.
Respondent Pagkain, pamasahe, school I divide my allowance by
G, 18, G12 project. these factors; food,
ABM, Female transportation fare, and
school project.
Respondent I use some wallet planner I use some wallet planner that
H, 17, G11 that has a label on it has a label on it (savings,
ABM, Female (savings, shopping, transpo, shopping, transpo, school
school needs) those will needs) where paper bills or
have a paper nills or coins coins will be stored.
that I always put on after my
class
Respondent Sa pamamagitan ng mga Using the leftover coins from
I, 17, G11 naiipon kong bariya sa my allowance, I am able to
ABM, Female natitira sa baon ko divide my money accordingly.
Respondent By splitting it into groups: I am able to split my
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Rainbow Street, SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
J, 17, G11 transportation, funds, school allowance accordingly by
STEM, Male supplies expenses and the splitting my expenses into
leftover will go in savings groups; transportation fare,
funds, school supplies and
leftovers will be for savings.
9.What are your priorities when spending your allowances?
Profile Meaning Unit Condensed Unit
(Verbatim Response) (Filtered Response)
Respondent A, Wants Wants.
Female, 17
Respondent B, Ang priyoridad sa paggastos The priority in spending my
Male, 18 ng aking pera ay ang mga money is the necessities
kailangan katulad ng mga such as those needed in
kailangen sa school at kung school and other things.
saan pang bagay.
Respondent C, School supplies.
prefer not to mga kagamitan sa school
say, 17
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Respondent D, self need and school expense Self need and school
Female, 18 expense.
Respondent E, self needed and school Self needed.
Male, 17 expense
Respondent F, important things first before important things first before
Female, 18 personal wants personal wants
Respondent G, pamasahe/transportation Transportation
Female, 18
Respondent H, yun mga school needs School needs.
Female, 17
Respondent I, yung mga school needs School needs
Female, 17
Respondent J, school expense School expense
Male 17
10. In your own words as a student, how can you save up your
allowances?
PROFILE Meaning Unit Condensed Unit
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Rainbow Street, SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
(Verbatim Response) (Filtered Response)
Respondents A, mas pinipili kong bumili sa I prefer to buy at a
Female, 17 mura o abot kayang cheap or affordable
presyo at sakto sa pera price and get the most
for my money.
Respondents B, Male, bilang mag aaral maiipon As a student, I can
18 ko ang aking pera sa save my money by
pamamagitan ng pag iwas avoiding wandering if it
sa mga gala kung hindi is not important and
naman importante at avoiding
pagiwas at the expense of
sa pag gastos sa useless or unnecessary
mga bagay na walang things.
kakwenta kwenta o hindi
kailangan
Respondents C, prefer stop spending on Stop spending on
not to say, 17 unessary stuffs unnecessary stuff.
Respondents D, wag sumama sa kaibigan Don't go with your rich
Female, 18 mong rich kid kung kid friend if you spend
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
gumastos money.
Respondents E, Male, controlling myself to Controlling myself to
17
Respondents F, setting limits is a must Setting limits is a must.
Female, 18
Respondents G, wag gumastos kung hindi Don’t spend if you don’t
Female, 18 kailangan need it.
Respondents H, as a student you can As a student, you can
Female, 17 Keep and budget your keep and budget your
money with the help of a money with the help of
money planner and also. a money planner and
think first your priorities. also think first about
than your desined things. your priorities. than
money planner will be your desired things. A
your guide when it comes money planner will be
to budgeting your guide when it
comes to budgeting.
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Rainbow Street, SSS Village, Concepcion Dos, Marikina City
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Respondents I, sa pamamagitan ng By the use of separate
Female, 17 pagtabi sa ibang wallet na wallet for contribution
pang ambagan o pang or school expenses.
school lang
Respondents J, Male, prioritise what's important Prioritize what’s
17 important.
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ERICH JANE M. RIVAS
Address: blk 3 lot 1 Valley Homes Area Dela Paz,
Brgy. Cupang, Antipolo City
Mobile #: 09669214746
E-mail Address:
[email protected]PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 17
Birthday: July 1, 2005
Birthplace: Antipolo City
Sex: Female
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic
Height: 5’11
Civil Status: Single
Father’s Name: Jerry V. Rivas
Occupation: Forman Painter
Mother’s Name: Editha M. Rivas
Occupation: Government Employee
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina
Grade 11
S.Y 2022-2023
Elementary: Miraculous Medal Play and Learn School
Grade 6
S.Y. 2017-2018
SKILLS
❖ Leadership skill
❖ Communication skill
❖ Efficient member
❖ Good listener
❖ Socializing skill
❖ Problem-solving skill
RENALIE MACAPAYAG MANANGAT
Address: Blk13 L19 Sta. Barbara Villas 2 Silangan,
San Mateo, Rizal
Mobile #: 09662741918
E-mail Address: [email protected]
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 17
Birthday: August 28, 2005
Birthplace: Marikina City
Sex: Female
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Christian Catholic
Height: 160 cm
Civil Status: Single
Father’s Name: Renan P. Manangat
Occupation: Seaman
Mother’s Name: Rowen M. Manangat
Occupation: Housewife
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina (PLMAR)
Grade 11
2022-2023
Elementary: Infant Jesus Academy
Grade 6
2017-2018
SKILLS
❖ Leadership skills
❖ Interpersonal skills
❖ Management skills
❖ Analyzation skills
❖ Problem-Solving skills
❖ Well-Organized
❖ Responsible
JOEMARIE SULIT BARADERO
Address: #4 Ilanh Ilang St, Zenaida Subd Concepcion Uno
Marikina City
Mobile #: 09603017879
E-mail Address: [email protected]
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 18
Birthday: July 1, 2004
Birthplace: Pasig City
Sex: Male
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic
Height: 5’8
Civil Status: Single
Mother’s Name: Grace S. Bardero
Occupation: House wife
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina
Grade 11
S.Y 2022-2023
Elementary: Marikina Elementary School
Grade. 6
S.Y 2013-2017
SKILLS
❖ Multitasking
❖ Adaptability
❖ Active Listening
❖ Good Communication Skills
❖ Good time management
DIVINE ROSE BARBA
Address: 92-2 Purok 1 Buntong Palay Brgy. Silangan
San Mateo Rizal
Mobile #: 09993312215
E-mail Address: [email protected]
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 16
Birthday: August 27, 2006
Birthplace: Philippine General Hospital, Taguig City.
Sex: Female
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic
Height: 4’11
Civil Status: Single
Father’s Name: Manny L. Barba
Occupation: Driver
Mother’s Name: Jafith P. Barba
Occupation: OFW
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina (PLMAR)
Grade 11
2022-2023
Elementary: Sto. Nino Elementary School
Grade 6
2017-2018
SKILLS
❖ Can communicate effectively
❖ Attention to detail
❖ Active listening
RHEALYN LABOG BROZAS
Address: Blk. 48 Vergara St. Tumana Marikina City
Mobile #: 09813771845
E-mail Address:
[email protected]PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 17
Birthday: December 24, 2005
Birthplace: Tumana, Marikina City
Sex: Female
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Iglesia ni Cristo
Height: 5'4
Civil Status: Single
Mother's Name: Maribel Brozas
Occupation: House wife
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina (PLMAR)
Grade 11
2022-2023
Elementary: Conception Integrated School
Grade 6
2017-2018
SKILLS
❖ Time Management
❖ Creativity
❖ Critical - Thinking
❖ Good communication skills
JOHN LOUIS MATEO DAYRIT
Address: No 56 Riza Village Phase 2, Guitnang
Bayan 2, San Mateo Rizal.
Mobile #: 09499850177
E-mail Address: [email protected]
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 17
Birthday: May 30, 2006
Birthplace: Marikina City
Sex: Male
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic
Height: 5’6
Civil Status: Single
Mother’s Name: Anna Dayrit
Occupation: Government Employee
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina (PLMAR)
Grade 11
2022-2023
Elementary: San Mateo Elementary School
Grade 6
2017-2018
SKILLS
❖ Good Listener
❖ Good Communication Skills
❖ Time management
SUNSHINE ROBLES
Address: #210 M.H. Del Pilar St. Dulong bayan 2,
San Mateo Rizal
Mobile #: 09952602980
E-mail Address: [email protected]
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 16
Birthday: August 9, 2006
Birthplace: Quezon City Hospital
Sex: Female
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic
Height: 5’3
Civil Status: Single
Mother’s Name: Mary Grace Robles
Occupation: Deceased
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina (PLMAR)
Grade 11
2022-2023
Elementary: Sto. Nino Elementary School
Grade 6
2017-2018
SKILLS
❖ Can communicate effectively
❖ Attention to detail
❖ Active listening
SABRIA PERNECITA SALVADOR
Address: 116 M.A Roxas St. Barangay Kalumpang
Marikina City
Mobile #: 09169697104
E-mail Address:
[email protected]PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 17
Birthday: June 24, 2006
Birthplace: Novaliches, Quezon City
Sex: Female
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic
Height: 5’3
Civil Status: Single
Mother’s Name: Pamela P. Pernecita
Occupation: House wife
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina (PLMAR)
Grade 11
2022-2023
Elementary: Marikina Elementary School
Grade 6
S.Y 2014-2018
SKILLS
❖ Can communicate effectively
❖ Attention to detail
❖ Active listening
JOANIKA JUDI CHLOE B. UYPICO
Address: 62 Lopez Jaena St. Tanong Marikina City
Mobile #: 09692131914
E-mail Address:
[email protected]PERSONAL INFORMATION
Age: 17
Birthday: October 07, 2005
Birthplace: San Mateo
Sex: Female
Nationality: Filipino
Religion: Catholic
Height: 4’6
Civil Status: Single
Mother’s Name: Roann Annie Balosa
Occupation: House wife
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary: Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina (PLMAR)
Grade 11
2022-2023
Elementary: Leodegario Victorino Elementary School
Grade 6
2017-2018
SKILLS
❖ Good Communication skills
❖ Critical- Thinking
❖ Responsibility
❖ Attention to detail