After more than half a century, Founding Fathers University has gained a high reputation in the Philippines for producing students worthy of the nation's respect. Among these notable students are the President of the Philippines, Supreme Court justices, several members of the Legislature and Cabinet, ambassadors, about 20 bank presidents and financial companies, leaders of educational institutions, leaders in the fields of industry, agriculture and commerce, and officers and officials of the army, navy and air force. What is even more remarkable is that this university unabashedly shares with the world how she has nurtured and molded the character of these successful graduates.

The university has consistently adhered to the principle of equal emphasis on teaching ability and teaching experience in the hiring of faculty. This principle combines rigor and flexibility in the development of educational programs and has become an impressive educational hallmark of the university.

The University became a member of the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities (PACU) in 1932, the Philippine Association of Commercial Universities (PACSB) in 1962, the Private Educational Retirement Annuity Association (PERAA) in 1974, and the Philippine Association of Private Management of Schools (PAPMIPS) in 1997.

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The Founding Fathers University aims to prepare its students to be useful and responsible citizens of the society through the establishment of relevant programs of instruction.

1. A combination of general teaching and technical knowledge

2. Emphasis on building a liberal educational atmosphere to create an open educational environment

3. Respect for facts

4. Teaching the art of utilizing knowledge

5. Encouraging students to actively participate in the process of national development

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