Congratulations to Successful Examinees of the 2008 Bar Exams

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Here is the list of the 2008 Bar exam results

(Source: Inquirer) or view the list of the bar exam results below:

Congratulations to 1,310 examinees who passed the 2008 Bar Exams. The stress of waiting is over.

Congrats to Judy Lardizabal from San Sebastian College who garnered an average score of 85.70 percent. I know that all Lardizabals are related so am I am happy for my distant relative.

Mylene Amerol-Macumbal, of the Mindanao State University, came second with an average score of 85.65 percent.

The rest of the top 10 are:

3. Oliver Baclay Jr. Ateneo de Manila University – 85.60

4. Majesty Eve Jala, Ateneo de Manila University – 85.55

5. Maria Elizabeth Liceralde, UP Diliman – 85.40

6. Michael Macapagal, UP Diliman – 84.15

7. Denise Dy, Ateneo de Manila University – 84
April Love Regis, Ateneo de Manila University – 84

8. Christine Joy Tan, Ateneo de Manila University– 83.80

9. Jihan Jacob, San Beda College – 83.75

10. Vanessa Raymundo, San Beda College– 83.70

Source: Inquirer.net


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  • http://obnoxiousqueer.com Obnoxious Queer

    WOW! Congrats to the board passers and to your distant relative, Noems….

  • http://aboutmyrecovery.com Noemi

    hah yes , a distant relative I have never met.

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