Two graduates from the West Visayas State University – College of Agriculture and Forestry (WVSU CAF) ranked among the top performers in the recent October 2024 Foresters Licensure Examination (FLE).
Jessa Jean T. Flores earned fifth place with a score of 91.80%, while Yzabella A. Guillen secured the tenth spot with a rating of 91.40%.
The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced the results on November 5, 2024, initially recording WVSU CAF with 47 passers out of 49 takers, and WVSU Main Campus with two passers out of four takers.
Upon verification by the Office of the Registrar, it was clarified that all passers were indeed from WVSU CAF, as the Main Campus does not offer a degree program in Forestry.
This minor discrepancy appears to have been an oversight during the examination application process. With the confirmed figures, WVSU CAF achieved an impressive passing rate of 92.45%, with 49 passers out of 54 takers, including a remarkable 47 first-time passers out of 49. WVSU CAF also ranked as the top-performing forestry school across the entire Visayas region.
The FLE, held on October 29 and 30 at various testing centers nationwide, saw 928 passers out of 1,574 examinees, with a national passing rate of 58.96%.
Congratulations to our newest Taga-West Foresters! Your hard work has brought pride and honor to WVSU.
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