A GRADUATE of the Angeles University Foundation (AUF) topped the recently concluded Occupational Therapist board examinations.
In the official results released by the Professional Regulations Commission, Samantha Nicole Santiago bested 213 other passers with a score of 84.40 percent.
AUF obtained a 100-percent passing rate this year while the national passing rate is only 71.48 percent.
AUF has been known to produce topnotchers in various licensure exams.
The school has been designated by the Commission on Higher Education as an autonomous university and as a center of excellence in information technology education, Teacher Education, and Criminology, and Center of Development in Computer Engineering and Nursing.
AUF offers the most programs accredited by Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (Paascu) in Central Luzon, the oldest and most reputable accrediting body in Southeast Asia.
AUF was founded in 1962 by Agustin Angeles, Dr. Barbara Angeles, and family. In 1971, the institution was granted university status by the Department of Education, Culture and Sports. In 1978, AUF became the first Catholic university in Central Luzon.