NU 12 School of Ethics by Ramon Martin Revilla

Ramon Martin P. Revilla                                                       Entrepreneurship S10

MBA Standard                                                                      Professor Jorge Saguinsin

Ateneo Graduate School of Business                                    October 21, 2013

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Living in the Philippines through out my lifetime dictates that Filipino's needed strong disciplinary ethics and values.  On my 33^rd year of age I noticed that the problem lies not on the system of Philippine governance but rather than vast majority of Filipinos' attitude and wrong cultural diversification.

Corruption, less education and weak religious belief are the factors that's why this country never rose up from the slump, but what would be that great idea on how can we fight and bestow strong ethical practices for us to have a successful and graceful country.

As I observed further, Filipinos are born intelligent in nature; they just need to be tamed to shy away from corrupt practice.  One reason why I also believe that a person with a very high IQ is way corrupt compared to an average person, because they know how to explain and get away from immoral circumstances.

I am planning of putting up a school that has a proposition of a strong Ethical practice/subject, a university that gives priority to Leadership with Ethics or a school that also produce Lawyers but with great integral practice for Ethics.

Ethics and Leadership will be part of the syllabus that will be practiced over and over again, it will be Ethics subject 101 up to the last major subject offered by the syllabus, with this, I also noticed that all corrupt officials and business persons came from a good and reputable school and yet they still perform with shame.

The School of Ethics, this would be the name of the university someday I intend to build.  The school will produce great leaders that will never practice any wrong doings and a God fearing person.  School of Ethics will offer also offer Law studies partnered with Ethics subject every term, the same with Medicine. 

As of today, no school is yet to come up with strong Ethical practice. Most schools only adopt certain units for teaching Ethics and Leadership, but no one focuses on developing such concept.  I will strengthen the foundation of learning for our youth, for it is said that they will build the future, for what kind of future we will have or our love ones if we produce selfish beasts that kneels for money.4