USL-EE garners top ranks in REE, RME board exams

Macekrell De la Cruz

“We offer these accolades to God.”

The dean of the School of Engineering, Architecture, Interior Design, and Information Technology Education (SEAIDITE) of the University of Saint Louis (USL) said this on the latest feats of the department with the Electrical Engineering program having swept top ranks in the September 2018 licensure exams for registered electrical engineers and master electricians.

USL is Top 1 Performing School in the Registered Electrical Engineer (REE) Licensure Examination and Top 2 Performing School in the Registered Master Electrician (RME) Licensure Exam both administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).

One of the flagship programs of the University, the Electrical Engineering program posted 100 percent in the REE licensure examination and 94.34 percent in the RME licensure exam.

“We [SEAIDITE] are happy that USL is again recognized as the Top Performing School in the REE licensure exam and recognized also as a Top Performing School in the RME licensure exam. We have been doing very well in the REE and RME board exams in recent years,” Dean Ronald Villaverde said.

To date, USL has four recognitions from PRC as Top Performing School in REE board exams: Top 1 in 2001 and 2002, Top 3 in 2013, and Top 1 this 2018.

“Since we did not meet the required minimum number of takers to qualify as Top Performing School even if we had high passing rates in some other years, we were not recognized,” explained Engr. Villaverde.

Engr. Victor Villaluz, Electrical Engineering program chair, shared that contributory to the success of the passers were the following: (1) consistency in the screening process when they were in their third year and fourth year [college level]; (2) review of Mathematics and General Engineering subjects in their fifth year; and (3) concentration in major subjects during their review after graduation.  

“I thank the full-time and part-time faculty who consistently reviewed our graduates,” said Engr. Villaluz.

Meanwhile, Engr. Villaverde added that prayers including the prayer vigils conducted in the University are also a factor in the examinees’ success.

The successful examinees are as follows:

REGISTERED ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

1.     AGATEP, BRIAN E.
2.     AGGALAO, JAYLORD G.
3.     ALONZO, RYAN C.
4.     ASUNCION, JORDAN KIM V.
5.     BADAJOS, MENARD L.
6.     BALDOS, DENNIS U.
7.     BANGAOIL, FRANCIS J.
8.     BARROGA, CHRISTIAN DAVID M.
9.     BORLEO, BUNNY BOY P.
10.   CABADDU, ROGER JR. R.
11.   CARAG, MARC LESTER B.
12.   CHUA, DERRICK JOHN T.
13.   CUARESMA, GRANT IMMANUEL I.
14.   CULIUAN, KENNETH JOIE A.
15.   DASALLA, JHERALD B.
16.   DE LA CRUZ, RALPH RANDEL A.
17.   DELA CRUZ, MICHAEL JHON L.
18.   DUMLAO, MARIELLE R.
19.   ESCOBAR, FRANCIS NICOLAS B.
20.   FULIG, ALDRICH M.
21.   GALI, DENVER I.
22.   GAOIRAN, BUTCH CARLO A.
23.   HERNANDEZ, DOMINIC C.
24.   IGNACIO, CHRISTIAN ANGELO R.
25.   LAAB, KRISTIAN JAY
26.   LADIA, MARION JAMES B.
27.   LUNNAY, SONNY M.
28.   MABBORANG, CHRISTIAN JUDE P.
29.   MABBORANG, KARL LOUIE D.
30.   MARCOS, FRANCIS PAUL N.
31.   MARTINEZ, MAC CHRISTOFER G.
32.   MOLINA, MARIECHIN L.
33.   ORTEGA, JOSEPH TRISTAN II E.
34.   PAGALILAUAN, JESTONI L.
35.   PASCUAL, WINNIE L.
36.   QUIAMCO, PAOLO AUSTIN D.
37.   RAMIREZ, DARYL A.
38.   SALAGAN, JOHN DAVE S.
39.   SANTOS, JOHN KARL JOSHUA T.
40.   SIBAL, EL CHRISTIAN P.
41.   SIRUNO, KRIEM-HILL BENEDICK G.
42.   SORIANO, JHOUARD D.
43.   SORIANO, JOVIMAR C.
44.   TALANG, JAYMAR B.
45.   TAMAYO, RAYMART P.
46.   TUDDAO, ROMEO JR. B.
47.   TULIAO, JOSE CARLO L.
48.   ULITA, ALLEN JASON I.
49.   VARILLA, RHETT WILLEM JR. P.
50.   VERZOSA, VLADIMIR A.
51.   VILLAVERDE, KEITH BRYAN G.
52.   ZIPAGAN, JOHN KLEIN P.

 REGISTERED MASTER ELECTRICIANS

1.     AGGALAO, JAYLORD G.
2.     ALONZO, RYAN C.
3.     ASUNCION, JORDAN KIM V.
4.     BADAJOS, MENARD L.
5.     BALAO, STEPHANIE FAYE G.
6.     BALDOS, DENNIS U.
7.     BANGAOIL, FRANCIS J.
8.     BARROGA, CHRISTIAN DAVID M.
9.     BORLEO, BUNNY BOY P.
10.   CABADDU, ROGER JR. R.
11.   CARAG, MARC LESTER B.
12.   CHUA, DERRICK JOHN T.
13.   COBALLES, PATRICK B.
14.   CUARESMA, GRANT IMMANUEL I.
15.   CULIUAN, KENNETH JOIE A.
16.   DASALLA, JHERALD B.
17.   DE LA CRUZ, RALPH RANDEL A.
18.   DELA CRUZ, MICHAEL JHON L.
19.   DUMLAO, MARIELLE R.
20.   ESCOBAR, FRANCIS NICOLAS B.
21.   FULIG, ALDRICH M.
22.   GALI, DENVER I.
23.   GAOIRAN, BUTCH CARLO A.
24.   HERNANDEZ, DOMINIC C.
25.   IGNACIO, CHRISTIAN ANGELO R.
26.   LAAB, KRISTIAN JAY
27.   LADIA, MARION JAMES B.
28.   LUNNAY, SONNY M.
29.   MABBORANG, CHRISTIAN JUDE P.
30.   MABBORANG, KARL LOUIE D.
31.   MARCOS, FRANCIS PAUL N.
32.   MARTINEZ, MAC CHRISTOFER G.
33.   MOLINA, MARIECHIN L.
34.   ORTEGA, JOSEPH TRISTAN II E.
35.   PAGALILAUAN, JESTONI L.
36.   PASCUAL, WINNIE L.
37.   QUIAMCO, PAOLO AUSTIN D.
38.   RAMIREZ, DARYL A.
39.   SALAGAN, JOHN DAVE S.
40.   SANTOS, JOHN KARL JOSHUA T.
41.   SIRUNO, KRIEM-HILL BENEDICK G.
42.   SORIANO, JOVIMAR C.
43.   TALANG, JAYMAR B.
44.   TAMAYO, RAYMART P.
45.   TUDDAO, ROMEO JR. B.
46.   TULIAO, JOSE CARLO L.
47.   ULITA, ALLEN JASON I.
48.   VERZOSA, VLADIMIR A.
49.   VILLAVERDE, KEITH BRYAN G.
50.   ZIPAGAN, JOHN KLEIN P.

 

The University’s Electrical Engineering program is Level III accredited by the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU).

USL has produced national REE and RME topnotchers, namely:

Registered Electrical Engineers

Franklin Bosi 5th 2002
Rodel Parayo 7th 2002
Ricky James Allam 2nd 2005

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 Registered Master Electricians

Nelson Coca 2nd 2004
Ronald Reyes 9th 2006
Raldy Realista 10th 2011
Roterson Guzman 7th 2013
John Benedick Tuzon 9th 2015
Arnel Espejo 6th 2016
*Jay Ericson Licayu 2nd 2016
*Special Professional Licensure Exam for RME (Middle East) administered by PRC    
Richard Balingway 8th 2017