It's All Systems Go: MCC President Inspects “Digihubs PLUS” as Academic Year Opens Today

September 06, 2021

It's all systems go for Mabalacat City College as it opens the classes today, September 6th.

MCC President Michelle Aguilar-Ong and Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs Basty Sebastian inspected several Digihubs to personally assess the situation on the ground.

In a quick assessment interview, students praised the easy and quick access to the facility as well as the high reliability of Internet speed inside the Digihubs. "The Internet is fast and the synchronous broadcast is seamless," as observed by Ms. Jaycel Guiballa, a freshman Hospitality Management student using the Digihub this morning.

MCC Digihub PLUS is open on weekdays from 8 am to 5 pm. It is equipped with computers, gadgets, high-speed Internet access, and online support services directly linked to the Main Campus offices.

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