Admission
Students who are bonafide residents of Marikina City can take the entrance examination of the school. The entrance test results and the interview results will determine if the student is eligible for admission. Those who will pass the examination and the interview which tests the applicants ability in reading comprehension are eligible for admission in the school. In SY 2011-2012, the MSHS system decided to remove the requirement for students to have residency in Marikina and take residents from neighboring cities such as Quezon City, Antipolo, Cainta and San Mateo in the heart of Rizal.
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