Trinity University of Asia achieved an 82.05% overall passing rate in the September 2025 Board Licensure Examination for Psychologists and Psychometricians (BLEPP), with 85.71% among First-Time Takers.

Behind these numbers are stories of students who have learned to listen, to understand, and to see beyond behavior and statistics, to the person. This is what the BS Psychology program under the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education (CASE) has always stood for: education that forms awareness and empathy as much as knowledge and skill.

Our newly registered psychometricians:

1. Ma. Cathryne Ruelle Lucina Acosta
2. Ojela Bautista Alejo
3. Alyssandra Jean So Ang
4. Maria Christina Limboy Arnaiz
5. Meivin Anne Fabular Cabullos
6. Ma. Jasmine Salvador Cacal
7. Ysabela Frances Dela Cruz Cadelina
8. Ella Janine Punla Cruz
9. Christine Mary Savandal Dotillos
10. Leannaudrei Go Elizaga
11. Kirsten Psalm Marfino Espero
12. Liza Marie Sargento Evangelista
13. Sharlamae Audea Fernandez
14. Jennilyn Valdez Flores
15. Patricia Kaye Antonio Guanzon
16. Sheila Sophia Dionela Lapore
17. Ma. Angelica Arsenio Larong
18. John Christian Surio Lobos
19. Aaliyah Vien Baguis Mangindra
20. Isabella Cirilo Menegon
21. Kathleen Mae Gabriel Niu
22. Michael Evan Bautista Parocha
23. Dianne Sheanne Godeloson Peña
24. Anne Margaux Santiago Quilalang
25. Mariell Angeli Aguilar Reyes
26. Precious Santos
27. Edry Yumi Letuania Sugimoto
28. Mary Dawn Rodriguez Torreliza
29. Jose Lorenzo Defuntaron Yusay
30. Yza Daniel Villanueva Zapanta
31. Sharlene Ann Palarca Hernaez
32. Mnemosyne Pilingan Taltala

Each name carries the quiet confidence of those ready to understand minds and help build lives with integrity and compassion. Congratulations to our new Registered Psychometricians!