FIFTY-four graduates passed the Civil Engineer’s Licensure Examination given in November hitting a 75 percent passing rate, a record remarkable for a college which had undergone a recent third survey visit by a team from the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP). Seventy-two took the test.

The 54 new engineers were among the 3,168 passers out of the 6,584 who took the test given by the Board of Civil Engineering on Nov. 23-24. Two of the 54 MMSU passers were repeaters.

The national passing was 48.12 percent while the university was 75 percent. This placed the university as number four top-performing school of civil engineering in the country.

The new civil engineers are: Jan Carlo Abagao, Harrybert Acuña, Jeadica Agatep, Danilo Agluba, John Sydney Alonzo, Christian Antonio, Jaynel Arimbuyoten, Beldrick Jay Baptista, Glenn Daile Balmilero, John Paul Baltazar, Mark Kevin Bascoguin, Raul Jan Cadiz, Roen Shane Calautit, Jenine Coloma, Jervin Cortez, Romar Daoang, Julius Dasalla,

Jonas Paul dela Cruz, Rey Dominick Duldulao, Gray Dumlao, Rodney Paul Eder, Kenneth Edra, Jorge Escalona, Lhing-Ai Estabillo, Ma. Claudette Flojo, Jefferson Ganoy, Rodel Gervacio, Ranie Dick Guillermo, Audie-Jay Inay, Cherry Ann Jamias, Denmark Lozano, Denn Mark Madrid, Mark Asley Maltezo, Jonel Manaday, Orlin Martin, Charles Mateo, Krizane Joyce Mateo, Philip Padre, Franz Pajinag, Leomel Pungtilan,

Elison John Ramos, Zherrinore Rasay, Jerome Reyno, James Rosquetta, Allan Saranilla, Gerome Serrano, Jester Tabucbuc, Raymund Tecson, Ruville John Tobias, Jeofrey Tumamao, Joseph Valencia, Karle Haenz Valenciano, Bryan Jay Viernes, and Danald Villahermosa.