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UST nursing program gains Pacucoa Level IV accreditation

The Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (Pacucoa) granted the highest accreditation status to the nursing program of the University of Santo Tomas.

The accreditation is effective until June 2020 and gives the University full autonomy in offering new graduate programs, open learning education programs and extension classes without the Commission on Higher Education’s (CHED) approval.

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In reference to the Harry Potter series, College of Nursing freshmen enter through a “wall” made of cloth during the Freshmen Welcome Walk last August 2015.

The Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (Pacucoa) granted the highest accreditation status to the nursing program of the University of Santo Tomas.

The accreditation is effective until June 2020 and gives the University full autonomy in offering new graduate programs, open learning education programs and extension classes without the Commission on Higher Education’s (CHED) approval.

Aside from Pacucoa Level IV status, the program is also a CHED Center of Excellence in Nursing Education.

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UST caps performance in Oct 2016 chemist licensure exams

The University of Santo Tomas (UST) improved its standing in the October 2016 chemist licensure examinations with two Thomasians making it in top ten highest scorers, Professional Regulation Commission results showed.

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The University of Santo Tomas (UST) improved its standing in the October 2016 chemist licensure examinations with two Thomasians making it in top ten highest scorers, Professional Regulation Commission results showed.

 

Kent Gervacio shared the sixth spot with Lizette Mella of University of the Philippines-Diliman (UPD) with a score of 88.25 percent and Jinniel Cruz of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila.

 

Robert Yee, who scored 87.75 percent,  shared the eighth place with Jerwin Taping of University of the Philippines-Manila.

 

UST garnered a 73.17 percent passing rate wherein 30 out of 41 Thomasians made the cut. This is higher than last year’s 66.67 percent  wherein only 16 passed the examination out of 48 examinees.

 

UPD was hailed as the top performing school with a passing rate of 95 percent while Mikel Allas of De La Salle University topped the board examinations with a score of 93.50 percent.

 

According to PRC, 559 passed the board examination out of 1,019 examinees nationwide.- VA Ferreras

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UST ranks 3rd in Sept 2016 mech eng’g boards

The University of Santo Tomas (UST) was ranked as the third best performing school in the September 2016 mechanical engineering licensure examinations, Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) results showed.

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The University of Santo Tomas (UST) was ranked as the third best performing school in the September 2016 mechanical engineering licensure examinations, Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) results showed.

 

UST garnered a 92 percent passing rate wherein 115 out 125 Thomasians passed the examination. This is higher than last year’s 63.21 percent, wherein only 67 out of 106 made the cut. No Thomasian made it in the top ten highest scorers.

 

University of the Philippines-Diliman topped the exam with a perfect passing rate. Meanwhile, Elso Elumbaring Jr. of Notre Dame University led the new batch of mechanical engineers with a score of 90.15 percent.

 

According to PRC, 3,110 passed the licensure examination out of 4,470 examinees nationwide.

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AB, nakapili na ng PRO at auditor matapos ang special elections

UPDATED Agosto 30, 2:36 p.m. – NAPUNAN na ng mga Artlets ang mga bakanteng posisyon ng public relations officer (PRO) at auditor matapos pormal nang maproklama ang mga nanalo sa special election, gabi ng Agosto 27.

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UPDATED Agosto 30, 2:36 p.m. – NAPUNAN na ng mga Artlets ang mga bakanteng posisyon ng public relations officer (PRO) at auditor matapos pormal nang maproklama ang mga nanalo sa special election, gabi ng Agosto 27.

Matatandaang nabakante ang pwesto ng PRO at auditor sa Arts and Letters Student Council (ABSC) ng apat na buwan matapos mag-abstain ang karamihan sa mga Artlets sa dalawang posisyong ito.

Prinoklamang panalo sina Ralph Jariño ng Dekada para sa auditor at Ranzel Chelska Alday ng Students’ Democratic Party (SDP) para naman sa PRO pagkatapos nilang makahakot ng 758 at 677 na boto, ayon sa pagkakabanggit. Pangawalang beses na ito ng pagtakbo ni Alday sa parehong posisyon.

Nalamangan ni Jariño ang pambato ng SDP na si Jason Javier na nakalikom lamang ng 498 na boto. Pinili pa rin ng 360 na Artlets na umabstain sa posisyon na Auditor habang 355 na Artlet ang bumoto sa independent candidate na si Jhee Ann Belgica at 242 naman kay Merrirussel Lazaro ng Grand Alliance for Progress (GAP)

Nauungan naman ni Alday ang dating ABSC Public Relations Chairperson na si Maraiah Ima Domingo ng Dekada na nakakuha 602 na boto samantalang pumangatlo ang mga bumoto sa abstain na may 373 na boto. Sinundan ito ni Ma. Denise Paglinawan, isang independent candidate, na nakapagtala ng 300 votes at ng muling tumakbong si Charrie Tadeo ng GAP na may 261 na boto.

Sa Setyembre 5 opisyal na manunungkulan si Jariño at Alday sa kanilang mga pwesto.

Mula sa patnugot: Naunang naiulat na nakakuha ng 766 na boto si Alday ng SDP. Ito ay naitama na. Ang TomasinoWeb ay humihingi ng paumanhin sa pagkakamaling ito.

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