Colegio de San Juan de Letran

Ing Colegio de San Juan de Letran (CSJL) (a mayayaus muring San Juan de Letran College (SJLC), Letran College (LC) o Letran), mitatag ya kanitang 1620. Metung yang privadu at Catolicung institucion ning matas a pamagaral a mayayakit king Intramuros, Menila, Filipinas.

Dininan neng pamagkilalang (accreditation) Level 2 ning Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities ing elementaria, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS), College of Business Administration (CBA), ampo ing matas a pipagaralan (high school) king escuelang ini.

Amlat/Kasalesayan 
Ibat ya ing lagyung San Juan de Letran king w:Basilica of St. John Lateran king Roma, a tuturing dang Manimunang Pisamban ning Ca-Cristianuan (Mother Church of Christendom). Ing lagyu namang ita, menibat ya king Palazzo Laterano, a kasiping na king Piazza San Giovanni o Plaza San Juan king Mawli Aslagan (Southeast) ning Roma. Makatikdo ya king lugal ning sadyang palaciu ning emperador a binye nang Emperador Canstantino king Papa anyang mumuna nang dake ning kapat a siglo (early 4th century), at migsilbing tuknangan da reng papa kilub ning metung a libung banwa.

 
Makasalesayan ya at maki pagmaragul ing amlat ning pipagaralan a iti, a bandi da reng w:Order of Preachers ning Provinciang Dominicanu ning Filipinas. Ating megaral kening pamuntuk ning Filipinas, bayani ning revolucion, poeta, talagawang batas, pari at ukum. Ya kabud pipagaralan king Filipinas nung nu ating megaral at menuknangan a santung Catolicu kilub ning original nang campus. Maki adwa yang istatuang mangabaldugan kareng adwa nang manimunang megaral king larangan a pamanyuyu king balen ampo king religion: i Manuel L. Quezon ampo i San Vicente Liem de la Paz.

Ing mitatag a original ya pin ii Don Juan Geromino Guerrero kanitang 1620. Metung yang oficial king militar a Castila. Colegio de Niños Huerfanos de San Juan de Letran ing kayang lagyu, at kapakayan nang ituru na la reng ulila ba lang maging mayap a memalen a Cristianu. 

Kanitang panaun a ita, tetag nang Diego de Santa Maria, O.P. ing Colegio de Huerfanos de San Pedro y San Pablo. Anyang metwa ya i Don Guerrero, gewa rong metung deng adwang pipagaralan, at  Colegio de San Juan de Letran ing megi nang lagyu.

 Kaybat ning anam a pulung (60) banwa, mibulalag yang ecclesiastical college o colegiu ning pisamban ing Letran. Lelangan neng "College of the First Class" ning metung a kautusan ibat king ari anyang Mayo 1865 iti. Anya muring panaun a ita, megi yang exclusivung para kareng lalaki iting pipagaralan. 

Anyang Kadwang Guerrang Pangkabilugan, mituknang ing clasi king Letran, a meging garrison o pipagcampuan da reng Japon. Kaybat ning guerra, misundu ing clasi keti. Mitikdu lang pasibayu deng manibala ba lang miyalilan deng mengasira kanitang guerra.  

Migumpisa yang tanggap babaing magaral ing escuela (ing colegio) kanitang decadang 1970. Den namang elementaria ampong matas a pipagaralan, mika magaral lang babai kanitang Junio 2005. 

Atin yang cursu king comerciu, humanidades, w:information technology, w:communication arts ampong pamagmulang pamanuru (basic education) ing Letran. Masikan la reng kayang programa king pasiknangan (sports/athletics), lalu na king w:basketball, football, w:volleyball, w:taekwondo, ampong w:tennis. Kareng dakal a mengalabas a banwa, dakal a atletang ibat Letran ing migdala king bansa kareng ligligan a internacional antimo ing Olympics, w:Asian Games, w:Southeast Asian Games, Jones Cup, ampong w:FIBA World Championship.

Deng Sagisag ning Colegio

Motto 
"Deus, Patria, Letran" - "Para king Dios, king bansa, ampo king Letran."

Kapaniwalan 
"Soy una Letranista, y viviré para el Señor Dios, Patria y Letran" - "Metung kung Letranista at mye ku para king Apung Ginu, king Bansa, at king Letran"

Oficial a Pahayagan 
 The LANCE  para kareng king colegiu
 Muralla ing pahayagang pang-literatura ning The LANCE
 The Scroll para kareng king matas a pipagaralan
 Letran Page para king elementaria
 Letran News para kareng manibala (administracion)

Pasiknangan (Sports/Athletics) 

Kayanib ya ing Letran king National Collegiate Athletic Association manibat anyang 1928 anggang 1932, at manibat kanitang 1936.

Makyabe ya ing Colegio king basketball, volleyball, football (soccer), track and field, taekwondo ampo king lawn tennis. Ing aus da kareng varsity teams, Letran Knights (seniors division), Squires (juniors division) at Lady Knights (babai)

Matagumpe yang dili ing seniors basketball team king NCAA. Manibat anyang mikyabe ya kanitang 1928-29, labing anam a titulu ing karelang simbut, ing maragul diling bilang king NCAA. Tawli yang meging campiun ketang 2005 tournament, nung nu mika record yang 13-1 king eliminations at 3-1 king playoffs (2-1 king finals), o metung a pangkabilugan a record a 16-2.

Ing staple cheer yapin ing Arriba Letran! (Kapampangan: "Mibabo ka Letran"). Deng mapilan a cheer ning Colegio ing metung kareng minunang megamit king NCAA. Deng kakampi ning team awsan da no mang Dugong Arriba (dayang Arriba).

Deng masikan dang diling ka-rival ila pin deng De La Salle Green Archers (bayu la meko king NCAA deng Green Archers), San Sebastian Stags ampo reng Mapua Cardinals, deng kasiping dang bale king Intramuros.

Deng Campus 
 Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Manila
 Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Bataan
 Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Calamba

 Letran is underway to be a university with the inception of a Letran University System under the aggregation of the three campuses.
Magsadya yang maging universidad ing Letran, lalam ning Letran University System a bilugan da reng atlung campus.

Yampang a Pamagaral

Pre-Elementary 
 Kindergarten
 Preparatory

Elementaria 
 Primary ampong Intermediate (Grades 1-6)
 Home Study Program

Matas a pipagaralan 
 Secondary (Mumuna anggang to Kapat a Banwa)
 Home Study Program

College of Business Administration and Accountancy 
 Bachelor of Science in Accountancy 
 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
 Major in Business Management 
 Major in Economics 
 Major in Entrepreneurship
 Major in Financial Management 
 Major in Human Resources Management 
 Major in Marketing 
 Major in Hospitality Management

College of Education 
 Bachelor in Secondary Education
 Major in Mathematics 
 Major in English 
 Major in Science 
 Major in Physical Education

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Institute of Communication Arts 
 Bachelor of Arts in Advertising 
 Bachelor of Arts in Broadcasting 
 Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts 
 Bachelor of Arts in Journalism 
 Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations

Institute of Information Technology 
 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
 With specialization in Network Engineering 
 With specialization in Systems Administration 
 With specialization in Software Development 
 With specialization in Database Administration

Aliwa pa 
 Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
 Bachelor of Science in Psychology 
 Bachelor of Science in Biology

Graduate School of Business Administration 
 Doctor in Business Administration (DBA) Program 
 Masters of Business Administration - Special Management (SMP) Program 
 Masters of Business Administration - Regular

Deng kilalang miyari 
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Santu
 San Vicente Liem dela Paz, O.P. (HS,1747-1750) – Ing manimuna nang talapagaral ning Letran at patron king banwa. Metung a scholar ibat Vietnam a menuknangan at megaral king Letran kanitang kalabingwalung siglu (18th century).

Letranistang Beato (Blessed)
 Tomas de San Jacinto, O.P. 
 Pedro de Sta. Maria, O.P. 
 Vicente Shiwozuka, O.P. 
 Francisco Shoyemon, O.P. 
 Jacobo Tomanaga, O.P. 
 Domingo Tuoc, O.P. 
 Vicente Yen, O.P. 

Pamuntuk ning Filipinas
 Emilio Aguinaldo (HS, 1886) (1899-1901)
 Manuel L. Quezon (HS, 1889; AB, 1894) (1935-1944)
 Sergio Osmeña (HS, 1889; AB, 1894) (1944-1946)
 Jose P. Laurel (HS)(1943-1945)

Kadwang Pamuntuk ning Filipinas
 Mariano Trias (AB) (Tejeros Convention, 1897)
 Fernando Lopez (HS, 1921) (1949-1953, 1965-73)

Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of the Philippines
 Cayetano L. Arellano (HS)(1901-1920)
 Victorino M. Mapa (1920-1921)
 Manuel G. Araullo (Coll, Ab Philo) (1921-1924)
 Ramon Q. Avanceña (AB)(1925-1941)

Bayani ning Revolucion
 Don Pedro Abad Santos (HS)- revolutionary hero; founder of the Socialist Party of the Philippines  
 Mariano Abella (AB) - a delegate to the Malolos Congress
 Crispulo Aguinaldo (AB) - a revolutionary leader, older brother of Emilio Aguinaldo
 Santiago Alvarez (AB) - one of the most valiant generals of the Revolution
 Dr. Galicano Apacible (HS) - propagandist
 Vito Belarmino - major-generals of the revolutionary army
 Higinio Benitez (GS, HS, AB) - a delegate to the Malolos Congress
 Jose Torres Bugallon (HS, AB 1889) - a revolutionary leader
 Fr. Jose Burgos (AB, Philo 1855) - GOMBURZA
 Don Graciano Cordero - a delegate to the Malolos Congress
 Mariano Crisostomo (HS, AB) - a delegate to the Malolos Congress
 Gen. Emiliano Riego De Dios - revolutionary leader
 Severino De Las Alas - a revolutionary leader
 Dr. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera - a delegate to the Malolos Congress
 Ladislao Diwa (AB)- one of the founders of Katipunan
 Gen. Edilberto Evangelista (AB) - Hero of the Battle of Zapote Bridge, revolutionary leader
 Lorenzo Fenoy - a delegate to the Malolos Congress
 Emilio Jacinto (AB) - Revolutionary hero & Brains of the Katipunan
 Apolinario Mabini (AB, 1887) - Brains of the Philippine Revolution
 Gen. Mariano Llanera - revolutionary leader
 Honorio Lopez (AB) - revolutionary leader
 Gen. Vicente Lukban - revolutionary leader
 Mamerto Natividad, Jr. - revolutionary leader
 Jose Maria Panganiban y Enverga - propagandist
 Fr. Pedro Pelaez - Father of Secularization Movement in the Philippines
 Dr. Antonio Regidor - revolutionary leader
 Gen. Artemio Ricarte - revolutionary leader
 Gen. Manuel Tinio (HS, 1896) - revolutionary leader
 Isidoro Torres (HS) - revolutionary leader
 Dr. Pio Valenzuela - revolutionary leader
 Aguedo Velarde (AB)- a delegate to the Malolos Congress
 Flaviano Yangko (AB)- revolutionary leader
 Fr. Jacinto Zamora (AB)- GOMBURZA

Deng Senador ning Filipinas
 Eulogio Rodriguez, Sr. (AB, 1896) (Senate President, 1952-53, 1953-1963)
 Benigno Aquino, Sr. (AB, 1904) (House Speaker, 1943-44)
 Nicolas Buendia
 Francisco Afan Delgado
 Isabelo Delos Reyes (AB)
 Pedro Hernaez
 Pedro Gil
 Richard Gordon (PR, 55)
 Pedro Guevara
 Teodoro Kalaw
 Isaac Lacson
 Vicente Madrigal
 Enrique Magalona (AB, 1907)
 Don Daniel Maramba (HS)
 Ruperto Montinola
 Quintin Paredes (House Speaker, 1933-35)
 Filemon Sotto
 Vicente "Tito" Sotto III (AB-English, HS 64)
 Juan Sumulong (AB)
 Carlos Tan
 Freddie Webb (AB English), also member of the Philippine basketball team in the 1972 Olympics

Deng Congresista
 Sergio Apostol
 Rudy Bacani (HS, 1966)
 Melecio Cojuangco
 Jose Mari Gonzales
 Antonino Roman (HS 1954, AA 1956)
 Rodolfo San Luis

Governador
 Vicente Magsaysay (HS, 1957) - (Zambales)
 Joseph Marañon (HS, 1952) -  (Negros Occidental)
 Leonardo Roman (GS, HS) - (Bataan)
 Luis "Chavit" Singson (Ilocos Sur)

Alcalde
 Leon G. Guinto, Sr. (College) - Manila, former Secretary of Labor
 Arsenio Cruz Herrera (AB, 1880) - first civilian mayor of Manila
 Mary Jane Ortega (AB-Spanish and English, 1959) - City in La Union
 Alain P. Rabang (HS, 1953) - (Umingan, Pangasinan)
 Enrique B. Yap Jr. (HS, 1982) - (Sarangani)

Consejal 
 Ricardo L. Baes Jr. - HS 1981; District 1, Parañaque City
 Greco Antonio Belgica - HS 1965; District 6, Manila
 Engr. Giovanni Esplana - District 2, Parañaque City
 Willand Patrick Florendo - HS 1996; Floridablanca, Pampanga
 Martin Isidro Jr. - GS 1976, BSC 1985; District 1, Manila
 Val Sotto - HS 1968; District 2, Parañaque City
 Gustavo S. Tambunting - GS 1976, HS 1980; District 2, Parañaque City 

Aliwa pang oficial ning kapamahalan
 Felipe Agoncillo - Ambassador
 Don Macario Arnedo (HS)- First Elected Provincial Governor of Pampanga
 Herminio Astorga (HS, 1951) - Vice Mayor, Manila, 1964 TOYM Awardee for Political leadership, NCAA Basketball Athlete  
 Pedro Concepcion - Former chairman of COMELEC
 Jose de los Reyes - First Chief of Staff of the Philippine Army, with the rank of Brigadier General
 Howard Dee (GS, 1940) - Ambassador
 Jaime Carlos de Veyra - Historian, Educator, former Director of the Institute of National Language
 Jose Escaler (HS, 1897) - Acting Secretary of Justice
 Jay Amancio - Named as the youngest Barangay Kagawad [District II Manila]
 Datu Nasser Pangandaman (AB, 1978) - Secretary, Department of Agrarian Reform
 Diosdado Peralta - Sandiganbayan Court Justice
 Don Honorio Ventura (PreLaw)- Philanthropist, former Pampanga Provincial Governor and former Secretary of the Interior
 Jose Lopez y Vito - Former chairman of COMELEC
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Pari at maki katungkulan king pisamban
 Ma. Francesca Sy 
 Archbishop Artemio Casas
 Archbishop Oscar Cruz, DD (GS, 1950) - Lingayen-Dagupan
 Archbishop Ramon Salazar, OP
 Bishop Teodoro Bacani - Novaliches
 Bishop Jose Salazar, OP (HS, 1958) - Batanes
 Bishop Alfredo Versoza
 Bishop Socrates Villegas - Bataan
 Very Rev. Fr. Rogelio B. Alarcon, OP - Founder of the Angelicum School in Quezon City, Philippines and the first Filipino Father Provincial of the Order of Preachers.
 Rev. Fr. Augusto Antonio, OP
 Very Rev. Fr. Edmund Nantes, OP - Current Father Provincial- Philippine Dominican Province; Vice-Chancellor- University of Santo Tomas
 Rev. Fr. Erasmo "Sonny" Ramirez, OP
 Fr. Gregorio Aglipay(AB, 1877) - Founder of the Philippine Independent Church
 Very Rev. Fr. Ernesto Arceo, OP- Current Rector Magnificus- University of Santo Tomas; Former Father Provincial- Philippine Dominican Province

Talasulat
 Macario Adriatico - Writer & Lawyer
 Manuel Artigas - Historian & Journalist
 Francisco Balagtas - Poet
 Jesús "Batikuling" Balmori - Renowned Filipino Poet in Spanish
 Marcelo H. Del Pilar - Writer & Propagandist
 Ermin Garcia Sr. - Journalist
 Bienvenido Lumbrera (HS, 1950) - Writer
 Mariano Ponce - Writer & Propagandist
 Severino Reyes - Author, "Walang Sugat" and "Ang mga Kwento ni Lola Basyang"
 Guillermo Gomez Rivera - Premio Zobel awardee
 Gregorio Gozon Sanciangco (AB)- Wrote “El Progreso De Filipinas” which advocated reforms in the political, administrative, agrarian, revenues, property, natural resources and urban development and taxation.
 Juan Crisostomo Soto - Poet, Writer
 Rolando Tinio (HS, 1950) - Writer
 Celementa Zulueta - Journalist
 Johnbee Sales - Editor-in-Chief, UNO Magazine
 Carlo Francia - Managing Editor, UNO Magazine

Talaturu
 Mariano V. de los Santos - Founder of the University of Manila
 Bienvenido Gonzalez - Former president of the University of the Philippines (UP)
 Dr. Fernan Lukban (HS, 1978) - Head, Business and Economics Program of Arts and Sciences, University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P)
 Enrique Mendiola - Educator, Member of the first Board of Regents of UP
 Jovencio Ortañez - Former president of Ortañez University
 Ignacio Villamor (AB, 1885) - First Filipino president of UP, Associate justice at the Supreme Court
 Dr. Virgilio Enriquez (HS, 1958) - Founder Pambansang Samahan ng Sikolohiyang Pilipino; Named as one of the Outstanding Psychologists of the Philippines by the Psychological Association of the Philippines 

Matenakan king pasiknanangan (sportspeople)
 Sambiao Basanung - Olympic Swimmer (1948) 
 Enrique Beech - Olympic Shooter (1956, 1960)
 Chris Calaguio - Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Player
 Angel De Leon - Basketball player and coach
 Itoy Esguerra - PBA Player
 Felicisimo "Fely" Fajardo - Basketball player and coach. Olympian (1948, 1952)
 Gabriel "Gabby" Fajardo - Basketball player
 Rudy Hines - Basketball player and PBA official
 Avelino "Samboy" Lim - Basketball player. The "Skywalker" of the PBA
 Col. Julian Malonzo - Basketball player and FIBA official. Former President of the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC)
 Willie Miller- PBA Most Valuable Player
 Lauro "The Fox" Mumar - Olympian (1948), Member of the famous Letran "Murder Inc." basketball team, 1950 NCAA Champions. 
 Carlos Padilla - Olympic Boxer (1932)
 Jose Padilla, Jr.- Olympic Boxer (1932) 
 Fausto Preysler - Olympic Yachting (1960)
 Kerby Raymundo - PBA Player
 Antero "Terry" Saldaña - PBA Player
 Nemie Villegas - Basketball player and coach
 Rino Salazar - PBA player and coach
 Joaquin Lopez - Football Hall of Fame
 Ramil Abratique - Taekwondo Champion, Silver medalist World Championships
 Dave Regullano - PBA player

Negocianti
 Dante Ang (MBA, 2004) - Businessman
 Vicente Ayllon - Chairman of Insular Life
 Jaime Bautista - President and CEO of Philippine Airlines
 Tony Chua (Coll, 1975) - Businessman, Team Manager of Red Bull Basketabll Team (PBA), Executive Vice President, Philippines Football Federation (PFF)
 Henry Co - President and CEO, Ford Motors Philippines
 Geronimo Berenguer delos Reyes (Coll, 1958) - COO, Gateway Property Holdings and Randel Management Corp.
 Enrique Locsin - Businessman; COO and President, Manila Times
 Francisco Ortigas - Businessman and Corporate Lawyer
 Petronilo Pineda - Lawyer, Businessman and Real Estate
 Ramesh Sadhwani (HS, 1967) - General Manager, Four Seasons Resort (Maldives)
 Alfredo Tan (HS, 1957) - president of Himmel (a chemical trading company), vice president of Basic Holding, Inc. (the mother company of business tycoon Lucio Tan’s group of companies), and assistant to the chairman of Philippine Air Lines
 Dr. Juan "Ito" Torres, Jr. - Past International President of Kiwanis International
 Enrique Zobel de Ayala - Businessman

Deng king sector ning media
 Vic Sotto - Actor 
 RG Cruz - News Reporter; Reporter; Producer, ABS-CBN 2 
 Ricky Davao - Actor
 Johnny Delgado - Actor
 Peter Alfred Cruz - Producer, Songwriter
 Maryo delos Reyes (PR, 1962) - TV and Movie Director
 Laurenti Dyogi (HS, 1983) - TV director
 Dindo Fernando - Actor
 Raymond Lauchengco - Actor, Singer, Photographer
 Ed Picson - Sports broadcaster
 Jose Javier Reyes - Film Director
 JP Soriano - Reporter, QTV 11
 Ted Failon (College), Host, TV Patrol World, ABS-CBN
 Ricky Velasco (College), Reporter, DZMM, ABS-CBN

Aliwa pa
 Dr. Florentino Solon - Executive Director, Nutrition Center of the Philippines
 Jose Maria Sison (HS '56) - Head of the Communist Party of the Philippines</td></table>

Suglung a palwal 
 Official website of Colegio de San Juan de Letran- Intramuros, Manila
 Official website of Colegio de San Juan de Letran- Calamba, Laguna
 Official website of Colegio de San Juan de Letran- Abucay, Bataan

Pikwanan 
 Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Continuing a tradition of excellence (Manila Bulletin, September 25, 2005 issue, pages D1 to D2)
 The Student Body: Proud to be Knights (Manila Bulletin, September 25, 2005 issue, page D2)
 The LANCE
 Letran News

Ding Universidad at Colegiu king Filipinas
1620 establishments
Educational institutions established in the 1620s
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National Collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines)
Private schools
Roman Catholic universities and colleges in the Philippines
Educational institutions in Manila