Cebu Normal University Graduate Tops 2024 Nurses Licensure Exam: Achieving Excellence
A graduate from Cebu Normal University (CNU) has topped the Philippine Nurses Licensure Examination. Charimae Cañazares from Balamban, Cebu, graduated magna cum laude and scored 92.60 percent, placing first. She expressed joy over her achievement and highlighted her preparation for the exam. Cañazares aimed to join the top ranks and showcased her dedication to excellence throughout her studies.
Cañazares mentioned her career options: practicing nursing or pursuing a medical degree to become a doctor. In addition to her, eight other CNU graduates made it to the top 10:
1. Marc Emmanuel Estillore (4th)
2. Jaymi Loise Abellana (5th)
3. Liza May Salas (6th)
4. Laarni Jane Durango (7th)
5. Mae Jyn Rosalita (8th)
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In a remarkable achievement for Cebu Normal University (CNU), Charimae Cañazares from Balamban, Cebu, has emerged as the top graduate in the Philippine Nurses Licensure Examination, scoring an notable 92.60 percent. We had the opportunity to sit down with Charimae to discuss her journey, her preparation for the exam, and her future aspirations.
Reporter: Charimae, congratulations on your outstanding achievement! How does it feel to be the top passer in the nursing licensure examination?
Charimae Cañazares: Thank you so much! I am overjoyed and can hardly believe that all my hard work has been recognized in this way. It’s a surreal moment for me and my family.
Reporter: Can you share a bit about your preparation for this exam? What strategies did you employ leading up to it?
Cañazares: Preparation for the exam was rigorous. I focused on a disciplined study schedule, ensuring that I covered all areas of the nursing curriculum thoroughly. I also participated in review sessions with my peers and sought guidance from our professors who played a crucial role in honing my skills. Constant practice and self-assessment were key components of my preparation.
Reporter: You graduated magna cum laude, which is an incredible achievement in itself. What motivated you to aim for such high honors during your studies?
Cañazares: From the beginning, I set a goal to excel.I knew that a strong academic record would provide a solid foundation for my future, whether I chose to practice nursing or pursue further studies in medicine. My passion for helping others influenced my dedication to achieving excellence throughout my time at CNU.
Reporter: Speaking of your future, you’ve mentioned the option of pursuing further studies in medicine.What are your plans moving forward?
Cañazares: I’m weighing my options.While practicing as a nurse is incredibly fulfilling, I’ve always seen myself as a doctor as well. I plan to take some time to gain experience in the nursing field and then decide whether to pursue a medical degree.
Reporter: You’re not alone in this achievement. Eight other CNU graduates made it to the top 10 in the licensure examination. How do you feel about this success for your university?
Cañazares: It’s wonderful to see so many of my peers also succeeding! CNU has maintained a great standard of education, and I believe this collective achievement speaks volumes about our professors’ dedication and the quality of the program. We’re all incredibly thankful to our mentors and families for their unwavering support.
Reporter: With a 100-percent passing rate for eight consecutive years, what do you think sets CNU apart from other institutions?
Cañazares: The commitment of our faculty is unmatched. Professors like Dr. Joseph Elvir Tubilan and Dr. Laurence garcia are passionate about delivering quality education and continuously support us throughout our academic journey.The surroundings at CNU fosters both personal and professional growth.
Reporter: how do you plan to celebrate this milestone?
cañazares: I’ll be having a small celebration with my family to honor this achievement. Their support has been my pillar throughout my studies, and I wont to share this moment with them.
Charimae Cañazares, along with her fellow top graduates, will receive cash incentives — Charimae receiving P100,000, while Marc Emmanuel Estillore and Jaymi Loise Abellana each take home P60,000.The other top performers will receive P40,000.
As CNU continues to produce remarkable nursing graduates, Charimae’s story serves as an inspiration for many aspiring nurses across the Philippines.
6. Mary Angelique Tabasa (8th)
7. Roy Justin Erandio (9th)
8. Jeremiah Paul Ureta (10th)
The new nurses thanked their mentors, families, and CNU for their support. CNU has maintained a 100-percent passing rate for eight years. Dr. Joseph Elvir Tubilan and Dr. Laurence Garcia pledged to continue delivering quality education.
Cañazares will receive P100,000, Estillore and Abellana will get P60,000, while the others will receive P40,000.