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CBA Achieves 56% Passing Rate in LECPA 2024 with First-Time Takers Posting an Impressive 72%

Dec. 17, 2024

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The College of Business and Accountancy (CBA) celebrates a remarkable milestone as 28 of its graduates successfully passed the December 2024 Licensure Examination for Certified Public Accountants (LECPA). This achievement resulted in an outstanding institutional passing rate of 56.00%, surpassing the national passing rate by an impressive 25.83%. Notably, 21 first-time takers achieved an impressive passing rate of 72.41%, while seven re-examiners posted a passing rate of 33.33% in the December 2024 LECPA. The University, along with the entire CBA faculty, takes great pride in these achievements. Furthermore, to those who did not achieve passing results this time, we commend your hard work and dedication. This is not the end of the road—stay determined and keep striving toward your goals. Padayon and Congratulations! List of Passers: 1. ABANDO, RALLY JUSTINN BASCO 2. AGBAYANI, FERGUS PISCES FERNANDEZ 3. ARCEO, HEART JOY DUMAGUING 4. BERNARDO, PATRICIA MAE ESQUIVEL 5. CASTILLO, LUIS ALFREDO CARAAN 6. CASTRO, BERNADETTE ZAMBALES 7. DISPO, LUZ ANNE MONIQUE NEPACENA 8. DOTON, SUZETTE VILLEGAS 9. GALANG, LOVELY JOY DELA CRUZ 10. GALANG, MARICEL PAYNOR 11. GARCIA, JOANA MARIE FERNANDEZ 12. GINES, ANDREA FHAYE BOCALERE 13. LACHICA, LOVE JOY VERILY VALEROSO 14. LAFORTEZA, BEA CAZHARELLE CANDELARIA 15. LEONARDO, JHONACEL BASA 16. MAPANAO, RICHELLE BARNACHEA 17. MARZAN, MARY JOY BUEN 18. MENDOZA, ADRIANE ESPIRITU 19. MUYOT, CHRISTIAN LONGALONG 20. ODARBE, MICHA VARONA 21. PAULO, RENZO MITRE 22. PISPIS, ROMELYN TORALBA 23. RAMOS, DANICA JANE BERMUDEZ 24. RAQUINIO, MARIANE JOY FELIMON 25. REYES, REIGN ELIZER MELCHOR 26. SORIAO, KURT FRANCIS ESPAÑA 27. VALENCIA, MISSY DELA CRUZ 28. VILLAREAL, JAYLYN PEREZ

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