THE SOUTHERN Luzon State University signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Rakk Prophet Medical Center, Inc. to ramp up its nursing degree program.

SLSU said that under the agreement, RPMCI will fund the university’s extension of its nursing and midwifery programs.

The university, on the other hand, will “formulate plans, as well as implement and evaluate the extension programs based on the needs of Gumaca.”

Officials from SLSU and RPMCI met and had the agreement notarized on Wednesday.

The university is also set to receive 3,420 square meters of land in Bonbon, Quezon to help with its development.