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CLSU Produces 2 RPm Topnotchers; Sustains 94% Institutional Passing Rate

Sep. 23, 2026

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For two consecutive years, the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) College of Arts and Social Sciences, through its Department of Psychology, maintained its excellence by producing two topnotchers in the September Psychometrician Licensure Examination. Leading the 106 successful examinees from the University are Mr. Gamaliel Valeroso, who secured sixth rank with a rating of 93.20%, and Ms. Precious Somera, who placed in ninth rank with a rating of 92.60%. First-time examinees posted an exemplary 95.37% passing performance, while retakers achieved a 75% success rate, resulting in an outstanding overall passing rate of 94.64%?surpassing the national passing rate of 91.72%. Congratulations RPms! List of Passers: ABACO JENNY ROSE FERRER ABELLO JUILLIARD HAYDN TORRES AGRIPA MAJESTY CONCEPCION AGUSTIN YASMIEN GAIL ASUNCION ANASTACIO PAULYNE DIAZ ARIOLA, CHRISTINE MAE DELA VENTE BACNIS MARCO LUMANTAS BAJACAN, CLAIRE GEM SIGUA BALORAN, LEIGH ANDREI CONDE BATANGAN, RAPHAEL JOHN BAUTISTA CALILIW, DULCE MENDOZA CALUNGSOD, JOHN LLOYD ARDA CARBONEL, JIANA MAE MALINCON CASTILLO, FRENZY ROSE ROXAS CELOCIA, GHINELYN ORTIZ COLETOY, CHASTINE KYLLE MAON CORPUZ MARY GRACE BUGAYONG CORPUZ MENCHIE ANASAN CUEVA, MA. LOURDES PACIS DADO JOHN CARLO VALLENO DADO, JOHN MICHAEL PARAGUISON DE GUIA, ABEGAIL ROSAL DE GUZMAN MARIELLA CAMILLE CRUZ DE ROXAS ATASHA LEIGH DE VERA, RIAN SANDREL BARNACHEA DEL CAMPO JASHCKA VENISSE UMAYAM DELA CRUZ CHRISTINE JOYCE BILLO DERONE, JUSMINE CASTILLO DIVINO CLAIERRA MAY LAURENCIO DIZON MELORIE FAITH DUE?AS, JAN CHRISTIAN BARAWID DUGAY, GNASHLEY CAMILE MACAM ENIPTO, KRYSTAL DANE AIZEL ALMODOVAR ESCOBAR, KYLE AUBREY MENDEZ ESTEBAN JODELLE RAMOS ESTRELLA, BLUE ASHLEY GATUS EVANGELIO, JANRRY MAE ALEJO FERMIN MARY LYNN CAMACHO FERNANDO, CYRISS ALYNNA HI?OSA FERNANDO, DEANE CUNANAN GABRIEL, RAFAEL PRINCE ORTALEZA GACUSAN, JECEL ANN GALOPE GALANG AZIEL PARICA GARCIA BEA ALESSANDRA DE GUZMAN GARCIA SERWIN MICA VILLEGAS GONZALES, LEA LORAINE BALUYAN GUERRERO CHARLOTTE DIANE TEH GUERRERO IRISH KEITH LABADAN GUMANGAN, MARGARET SAN PEDRO HERNANDEZ CHRISTELLE MAE REVITA IBRAO, FRANCESS ALYSSA GAMIT ISIDRO, JANE EDSA SHRINE GABUN JAMON DANIAH ALYSANDRA PADER LINA ANGELICA LANUZA MACALINDONG TRIXY CHARISSE SALAZAR MACTAL,MARLFEY JOZAERAH ANGEMYR RABANG MADAYAG KHIANNA FELINDA LONGALONG MANAHAN, MELEA BALMEDIANO MANDIA, JAMES VICTOR DELA CRUZ MATANGAT ZANDER GAMMAD MATEO ACEYLYN BERNABE MATEO KIMBERLY DESALES MATIAS LADY ANDREA GARCIA MATIC CRISTINE PAMBID MERCADO, ALLIAZA MAE RONIEL MERCADO, FAITH LOVEJOY VALENCIA MINA KYLIE FERNANDA SANTOS MONTEFALCON, TRISHA MAE CHU MORATALLA, NADINE ISABEL COLOMA NONO, JANINE MARCIFLOR DATO OCAMPO DARLYN JOY SORIA ODARBE SAMANTHA VARONA OLEA, NI?A ALTHEA RUFINO ONIA AALIYAH RAMOS OPI?A LESLEY ANNE BAUTISTA PABLO, CHELZEY MAXENE SABATE PANGILINAN, ANDREA MAXENE ATACADOR PULA HANNAH KRISTA AQUINO QUIMPAN, JAN ASHLEY FERNANDEZ RAGEL KATE AIRA AVENILLA RAMIL SHEENA BACTOL RAMOS CHARYLLE JOYCE JOSE SALUDEZ ARIELLE MARSHIAN OJEDA SAMBAJON JESSAMINE BAUTISTA SAMBAJON KYLE HANNAH ABUBO SANCHEZ MARIAH DIVINE BONGABONG SANTIAGO ABIGAIL BLANCA SANTOS CLAIRE FLORENCE LUCIANO SOMERA, PRECIOUS VILLAFUERTE SONACO KAYLE LLACUNA STO. DOMINGO, CLHEO REANN ESTEBAN TABAG SHANE MERINOLE HABON TABERNA, GRASHIELA JOY RIGDAUS TAFALLA CASSANDRA LAMSON TECSON ADRIAN PERTIBLE TONG JUDE MUSNI TORIBIO CHRISA MAE DELA CRUZ TURALBA, ANGELINE KAYE DELA TORRE UERA, CLYDE OFELIA PANGILINAN VALEROSO, GAMALIEL PANAHON VERGARA KRIANNE MANANGAT VICENCIO, KARYL CLAIRE GUEVARRA VILLANUEVA MARINELLE DE GUZMAN VINLUAN BEA ELIZTH VICMUDO YACAN, JAMAILA GUERRERO #SievingForExcellence

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