Cavite province in Philippines is located on the southern shores of Manila Bay in Calabarzon region in Luzon. It is just 30 kilometers south of Manila. Looked upon as the Historical Capital of the Philippines, Cavite was the cradle of Philippine Revolution and the birthplace of Philippine Independence.

This historic, picturesque and scenic province provides an environment that is conducive to education, business and sightseeing. Located close to the metropolitan Manila area there is marked urban influence in Cavite. With easy accessibility and adequate infrastructure this picturesque province is very inviting.

Cavite enjoys a glorious past and people are warm and friendly. The province is openly receptive to entry and exchange of culture and technology that it considers important. The Cavite State University in Indang was actually started by started by American Thomasites in 1906.

Presently the University has nine colleges and one graduate school in the main campus, two integrated and CHED supervised institutions and nine branch campuses. In pursuit of its goals the University stands for excellence in academic objectives. Throughout the years Cavite State University has remained committed to its mission to provide quality education.