Why HUMSS?

 Students in HUMSS develop the needed knowledge and skills in bringing about positive change through the study of social science theories and concepts, community-based realities, study of culture, society and politics, discussion on moral issues. Humss strand revolves around improving the student in writing, reading, and comprehension skills. In addition, it helps you to gain necessary knowledge for you when you're entering college and to strengthen your logical reasoning. Humanities teach many fundamental skills such as critical thinking, analysis, and creativity. These skills would be the key for your future.

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