The University of Luzon Congratulates Its 15 New Registered Medical Technologist in the March 2026 MTLE

The University of Luzon proudly congratulates our fifteen graduates who passed the Medical Technologist Licensure Examination taken this March 5 – 6 of year 2026. With a national passing rate of 84.13% among nationwide test takers, our fifteen new Registered Medical Technologists are among the 7, 838 out of 9, 317 examinees who passed the March 2026 Medical Technologist Licensure Examination. The Medical Technologist alumni of the University of Luzon achieved a collective passing rate of 92.86% for first-time MTLE takers.

The remarkable performance of the University of Luzon in the March 2026 Medical Technologist Licensure Examination was made possible through the unwavering determination of the board exam takers who endured countless sleepless nights, intensive review sessions, sacrifices, and moments of self-doubt in pursuit of their goals. Their resilience, discipline, and commitment to excellence truly paid off. Equally important is the support extended by parents, families, friends, and loved ones who served as sources of inspiration, motivation, and strength throughout the entire journey. Their prayers, understanding, and encouragement greatly contributed to the success of the examinees.

The University also recognizes the invaluable guidance and mentorship of the faculty members, clinical instructors, and review facilitators whose expertise, encouragement, and continuous support helped prepare the students academically and professionally for the licensure examination. We extend our congratulations specially to the Dean of the College of Medical Laboratory Science and Pharmacy, Prof. Tarzita Marie P. Mayo who played a significant role by continuously fostering an environment that promotes academic excellence, quality healthcare education, and holistic student development.

This achievement also reflects the University of Luzon’s continued commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being, by producing competent healthcare professionals dedicated to improving public health services; SDG 4: Quality Education, through the University’s pursuit of academic excellence and professional competence; and SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth, by preparing skilled and globally competitive healthcare professionals who contribute to the nation’s workforce and healthcare industry.

With a collective passing rate of 92.86% for first-time MTLE takers, this milestone reflects not only academic achievement but also the spirit of unity, perseverance, and excellence shared by the entire University of Luzon community. Congratulations to our fifteen new Registered Medical Technologists. May this achievement inspire future healthcare professionals to continue striving for excellence in service of the community and the nation.