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UST WiFi registration moved to MyUSTe portal, starts this Monday – June 11, 2012

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June 10, 2012

UST Wifi registration/activation has been announced to be integrated in the university’s MyUSTe portal. Since 2007, the year the university has started to offer its university-wide WiFi access, registration has been done in the WiFi registration website of UST (http://wifi.ust.edu.ph).

This year’s move facilitated by the Santo Tomas e-Service Providers (STePs) was made to enable “easy access” in the part of Thomasians who only know about the WiFi registration through word of mouth.

This statement is posted in the MyUSTe portal regarding the WiFi registration:

Welcome to your WiFi Account Information

UST WiFi activation process has been moved to your myUSTe Student Portal for easy access.
This is your permanent WiFi Login credentials. You can use this during the entire duration of your academic courses. It becomes valid and usable only after your enrollment status has been verified. Automatic termination of account is done every semester.

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UST dominates November 2016 nursing boards

This year 6,836 out of 14,322 examinees nationwide passed the examination.

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8 years ago

December 14, 2016

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The University was hailed once again as one of the top performing schools in the November 2016 nursing licensure examinations, after garnering a perfect passing rate according to results of Professional Regulation Commission.

Along with UST, Benguet State University also topped the board examinations.

Faith Rutagines shared first place with Eric Jacinto of Saint Louis University with a score of 86.60 percent.

17 others made it in the roster of top ten highest scorers.

Augustine Cortez bagged the second place with a score of 86.20 percent. She was joined by Benedict Bunal of the University of the Philippines-Manila.

John McDavid Inocentes landed in the third spot with a score of 86 percent. Joining him are Anne Garcia of the University of the Philippines-Manila and Aldrin Bagang of New Era University.

Paolo Abelarde ranked fourth together with Merrielle Fuentes of La Salle University and Maria Alexandra Santos of the University of the Philippines-Manila. They all garnered a score of 85.80 percent.

Jose Genato Dela Cruz snitched the sixth place with a score of 85.40 percent.

Thomasians Patricia Rose Lim and Maria Lezrahmae Cruz placed seventh with a score of 85.20 percent. They were joined by Kedzee Sibayan of Saint Louis University and Jubelle Sipalay of Mindanao State University- Iligan Institute of Technology.

Joanna Silva landed eighth with a score of 85 percent. She was joined by Francine Pingco of the University of the Philippines-Manila, Patricia Mangat of Notre Dame University, Mabel Bitgue of Remedios T. Romualdez Medical Foundation, and Virgilio Barroga II of Saint Louis University.

UST alumni Paolo Abilgos, Sheina Domingo, Lance Feliciano, Marian Fontanilla, and Nicole Vargas landed at the ninth place and scored 84.80 percent. They were joined by Anthea Ellema of Remedios T. Romualdez Medical Foundation, Joan Odi of Ateneo de Davao University, Frances Ortigosa of San Pedro College-Davao, Kassandra Pacleb of Saint Louis University, Lykee Padilla of the University of the Philippines-Manila, Christopher Patena of Central University of the Philippines, and Hazel Tan of Colegio San Agustin-Bacolod.

Thomasians Trisha Andaya, Judiel Diaz, Maria Catherine Reyes, Jamiah Tablada, and Bernard Joseph Villaflores rounded up the top ten with a score of 84.60 percent.

They were joined by Jiniel Ang Justine Cai, and Paulene Guinto of Saint Louis University, Samantha Basallaje of San Pedro College-Davao, Carmel Cerbo of Central University of the Philippines, Arianne Gimenez of Universidad de Manila, Howard Steven Navarro and Jasmine Tan of Trinity University of Asia; Irish Palomeno, Aneliese Torres, and Neil Rosales of the University of the Philippines-Manila; Mary Grace Polancos of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, Vanessa Pongase of La Salle University, Andy Polido of Lorma College, Eliza Quejada of Xavier University, Kim Villamero of Liceo De Cagayan University, and Denise Zoleta of Southern Luzon State University.

This year 6,836 out of 14,322 examinees nationwide passed the examination.

The University’s nursing program was hailed by the Commission on Higher Education as a Center for Excellence and has a Level IV accreditation from the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities-Commission on Accreditation.

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Pocari denies UST in VLeague

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9 years ago

November 2, 2016

Anna Mogato

The University of Santo Tomas Golden Tigresses failed to cap their elimination round campaign on a high note as they faltered to the Pocari Sweat Lady Warriors 25-16, 25-23, 22-25, 25-14 at the 13th Shakey’s Vleague Reinforced conference on Wednesday at the Philsports Arena in Pasig City.

Lady Warrior’s guest player Breanna Mackie unloaded 27 points while Myla Pablo added another 16 markers.

The Tigresses were down five points late in the second set, 19-14, before Ria Meneses sparked a 6-1 blitz to tie the set at 20. Mackie would prevent UST’s late comeback with an off the block kill and a cross court attack to end the set 25-23.

UST would then comeback in the third after an 8-1 blitz late in the set, 25-22. But Pablo’s fourth set surge kept the Espana-based spikers at bay and prevented a fifth and deciding set.

UST head coach Emilio “Kung Fu” Reyes said that he was expecting a tough game for the Tigresses who just came back from the Philippine University Games held at the Siliman University in Dumaguete City.

“Eto na yung inexpect ko mangyari, hindi naman as an excuse, pero isa sa malaking factor bakit ganito ineexpect kong laro,” Reyes said. “Thankful ako despite na mabigat yung katawan nahatak namin yung third set. Supposed to be nga seond set sa amin kaya lang lumusot, siguro baka nagiba ng timpla.”

With the lost, the Tigresses relinquish their top spot to the Lady Warriors at the same time falling down to fourth, behind the Bali Pure Purest Defenders and the Bureau of Customs lady Transforming.

All teams are holding a 5-2 win-loss record after the elimination round of the tournament.

Once again facing Pocari in the best of three semi-finals starting Saturday, Nov. 5, Reyes hopes for a different outcome.

“Kailangan lang namin makaensayo lang uli, (maesanyo) lang uli yung katawan. Halos araw araw kasi tayong puyatan sa Unigames,” he ended.

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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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9 years ago

October 7, 2016

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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.