The CSAFP grant is given to Advance ROTC cadets with exemplary academic performance or an average of not less than 95 rating, while the PA cash incentive is granted to those with academic performance of at least 88 rating.

During the turn-over ceremony held at SAC on January 9, Alejandro expressed her gratitude to the AFP for the scholarship grant, which she said, would be of great help to her family and her upcoming review for the Certified Public Accountant Licensure Exam (CPALE).

Aside from becoming a full-fledged accountant, she also shared her plans to take the Armed Forces of the Philippines Service Aptitude Test (AFPSAT) and undergo the Probationary Officer Training Course (POTC).

When asked about his daughter’s plans after graduation, PEMS Alejandro said that their family is in full support of whether she pursues a civilian or uniformed service career.

Col. Crisanto C. Calit OS (GSC), Commander of the 6th Regional Community Defense Group, led the awarding rites and the distribution of 3,000 Subsistence Allowance (SA) and P5,000 PA Cash Incentive to other cadets.

He urged the recipients to strive in their education, continue to serve the country regardless of position, and become role models for their fellow youth.

In Antique, combining the grantees from SAC and the University of Antique, some 86 cadets received the SA allowance