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CLSU GRADS PASS THE AGRICULTURIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION 2021

Dec. 12, 2021

Strategic Communication Office | SCO

Forty-seven graduates from the CLSU-College of Agriculture (CAg) passed the recent Agriculturist Licensure Examination administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) conducted last November 9-11, 2021. With this, the university gained an overall performance rate of 52.22 percent. Meanwhile, on the national level, 1,172 out of 3,927 (29.84%) passed the said exam. Since 2009, the CLSU-CAg already produced a total of 1,585 licensed agriculturists. List of CLSU Passers AGTUNONG GLIZA PAULA CASUGA ARIOLA, MELODY GANTE AROCENA ROMEO JR CORPUZ BAUTISTA, RYAN ALEXIS PASCUAL BOTE MERRIAN ABES CABALI, RODEL BAUTISTA CABUDOL, SOLINO JR TORIBIO CAPALAD, MARIVIC ATIENZA CATIMBANG, SHANDEE FAYE ORTIZ CELLONA ARIEL GABRIEL JR ACOSTA DEL ROSARIO, WARREN AQUINO DELA CRUZ JAMIE KIETH SUMAOY DONATO, VINCENT IVAN MARIANO DUPALE RIZALINO JR BALLESTEROS ESTERON, MARK DOM MORENO FAMULARCANO, MONICO JR MANALAYSAY FRANCISCO, BEATA GABRIELLE SANTOS GADACHO MARY JEAN SALUNDAGIT GALACE FROILAN UMAYAN GANIGAN, ROMANDO JR VICENCIO GAPASIN, CARL VINCENT DETRUZ IGNACIO, RONALYN BONIFACIO JUAN IAN DAVE HERRERA JUAN KESHA KYNN MALUTAO LABINDAO, JAMES PAUL ROSAROSO LAZAGA JAN RAE VALDEZ LORILLA ERIE BENAVIDES MANDAC MARK ANGELO ROQUE MANGILIT, CYRIL JAMES SONTILLANO MANGINO, VIRGILIO III MENDOZA MENGALA, JUSTINE ED RIGOS MIRAFLOR, MEL ANDREA MONTEJO NIETO, KIM ARDEE MENDOZA NILO MARK LEO DELOS SANTOS NILO MARK LESTER DELOS SANTOS NOVESTERAS, CLARENCE JASMINE AURELIO PARAGAS, JOLLY JOE DELA CRUZ PAULO, AUDREY CORPUZ PUNZALAN, ANNAMAY CRUZ RABE, CANDACE ANNE LACONSAY RIMANDO DAVE BRYAN CASTRO RIVERA, JOHN DEE VALLEJO ROVILLOS, VIRGILIO II FLORES SAMATRA, JOHN PAUL GRANDE TALENS ALLYSON DE GUZMAN VALMONTE, JESTER ERIC AUSTRIA VILAR VINCE MARCO CAMPEHIOS

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