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List of Qualified Applicants for College Admission CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY - MAIN CAMPUS LIST OF QUALIFED APPLICANTS FOR COLLEGE ADMISSION, FIRST SEMESTER SY 2020-2021 -IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER NO. control number LASTNAME FIRSTNAME QUALIFIED FOR THE COURSE STATUS 1 8254 ABAD ALEC ZANDER BS Accountancy (BSACC) pending confirmation 2 8917 ABAD JENCER BS Exercise and Sports Science (BSESS) pending confirmation 3 12782 ABAD KYLE DAVID BS Electrical Engineering (BSEE) pending confirmation 4 3568 ABAD MICAELLA BS Electrical Engineering (BSEE) pending confirmation 5 7235 ABAD MON GABRIEL BS Industrial Technology - Electronics (BSINDT-EX) confirmed slot 6 6532 ABAD REYNALYN BS Medical Technology (BSMT) confirmed for interview 7 8656 ABAD RICHELLE BS Business Management (BSBM) pending confirmation 8 12321 ABAIGAR MARK JOSEPH BS Computer Science (BSCS) confirmed slot 9 20 ABAJA ROCHELLE BS Agriculture (BSA) confirmed slot 10 1086 ABAJA RUNEL BS Exercise and Sports Science (BSESS) confirmed slot 11 3634 ABALAJON ALIAH FRANCESCA BS Computer Science (BSCS) confirmed slot 12 2021 ABALOS AARON ACE BS Psychology (BSPSYC) confirmed slot 13 12785 ABALOS RHEINNA BS Tourism Management (BSTM) pending confirmation 14 11642 ABAN ALYANA MARIE BS Hospitality Management (BSHM) confirmed for interview 15 6810 ABANES IRA JAMES BS Architecture (BSARCH) wait list for BS Architecture 16 4014 ABANTE RIZABELLE Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) confirmed slot 17 3880 ABANTO ANFERNEE BS Medical Technology (BSMT) confirmed for interview 18 12788 ABARCA PAULENE BS Psychology (BSPSYC) pending confirmation 19 11566 ABARIENTOS DARWIN BS Computer Science (BSCS) confirmed slot 20 1911 ABAROA JERASEL Diploma in Midwifery pending confirmation 21 12789 ABARQUEZ ARNEL BS Agriculture (BSA) pending confirmation 22 12790 ABARQUEZ NOREEN BS Agriculture (BSA) pending confirmation 23 12792 ABARRE ARJAY BS Exercise and Sports Science (BSESS) pending confirmation 24 10864 ABASOLO ALIANA MARIE Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (BECED) pending confirmation 25 2872 ABATA MARK IVAN BS Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (BSABE) confirmed slot 26 12793 ABAY MARY JANE Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE) wait list for Bachelor of Elementary Education 27 3652 ABAYA JOHN CARLOS BS Criminology (BSCRIM) confirmed slot 28 3742 ABDON JOHN MHER BS Exercise and Sports Science (BSESS) pending confirmation 29 5764 ABDON KATHERINE BS Psychology (BSPSYC) confirmed slot 30 12256 ABDON RACHELLE CINDY Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE) confirmed slot 31 11387 ABDULKADIL PRINCESS NAJELA BS Nursing (BSN) confirmed for interview 32 1008 ABDULLAH SITTIE AINAH BINT BS Medical Technology (BSMT) confirmed for interview 33 14769 ABELINDE FAITH ARIAN BS Office Administration (BSOA) pending confirmation 34 10826 ABELLA DOMINIC BS Criminology (BSCRIM) confirmed slot 35 9477 ABELLA JONEL BS Applied Mathematics (BSAM) confirmed slot 36 12795 ABELLA NICO GABRIEL BS Biology (BSBIO) wait list for BS Biology 37 12799 ABENALES LIZALYN BS Industrial Security Management (BSISM) pending confirmation 38 8997 ABENDANIO ARNULFO Bachelor of Agricultural Entrepreneurship (BAE) pending confirmation 39 12800 ABENDAÑO JUDY MAE BS Development Management (BSDM) pending confirmation 40 10015 ABENDAÑO CATHERINE BS Agriculture (BSA) confirmed slot 41 12802 ABERILLA JOHN PIOLO BS Hospitality Management (BSHM) pending confirmation for interview 42 3706 ABESAMIS JOYCE MARIE Diploma in Midwifery pending confirmation 43 3659 ABESAMIS PAULA BS Accountancy (BSACC) confirmed slot 44 7678 ABESIA CHRISTIAN MARK BS Criminology (BSCRIM) confirmed slot 45 4657 ABESTADO AIZEL FAYE BS Office Administration (BSOA) pending confirmation 46 6715 ABID CLAUDETTE LEIGH BS Tourism Management (BSTM) confirmed for interview 47 3791 ABIERA DAVE JOSHUA Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education (BTLED) confirmed slot 48 7956 ABILINDE ALBERT BS Criminology (BSCRIM) pending confirmation 49 5646 ABILONG ADRIANE BS Industrial Security Management (BSISM) pending confirmation 50 12803 ABILONG MIKE BS Criminology (BSCRIM) pending confirmation 51 1499 ABILONG NACKYJOHN Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (BAPS) pending confirmation 52 10469 ABINAL ANN MARGARET Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE) pending confirmation 53 1827 ABING LOVELY ANN BS Psychology (BSPSYC) confirmed slot 54 2135 ABIQUE MA. ALYEENAH JULIANNE BS Environmental Science (BSES) pending confirmation 55 12806 ABITONA ROMAINE BS International Studies (BSIS) pending confirmation 56 12807 ABITRIA NICOLE BS Economics (BSECON) pending confirmation 57 3645 ABLANIDA EJ XYZA BS Accountancy (BSACC) pending confirmation 58 4143 ABLAO YZEL RONNELAINE BS Computer Science (BSCS) confirmed slot 59 9632 ABLAZO AIRENEL Bachelor of Arts in Journalism (BAJourn) pending confirmation 60 10180 ABO JUSTINE MIGUEL BS Biology (BSBIO) confirmed slot 61 12808 ABOBO SBEN DANIELLE BS Criminology (BSCRIM) pending confirmation 62 7334 ABOGANDA ALLIANA ROSE BS Criminology (BSCRIM) confirmed slot 63 8343 ABON KLINT DARYL BS Tourism Management (BSTM) confirmed for interview 64 12810 ABORDO DYHLLAN LAINNE CAIERAH BS Psychology (BSPSYC) pending confirmation 65 8352 ABORDO MA. ZANDRA BS Hospitality Management (BSHM) pending confirmation for interview 66 5841 ABRAHAM KAREN HEINZ BS Information Technology (BSIT) confirmed slot 67 4817 ABRAHAM MARC AERON BS Electronics Engineering (BSECE) confirmed slot 68 12526 ABRANTES ADRIAN AUGUST Bachelor of Physical Education (BPED) wait list for Bachelor of Physical Education 69 8637 ABRIAN AARON BS Applied Mathematics (BSAM) confirmed slot 70 7470 ABRIL PRINCESS KAYLA BS Psychology (BSPSYC) confirmed slot 71 11617 ABRIOL HERSON BS Industrial Technology - Electronics (BSINDT-EX) pending confirmation 72 12813 ABRIOL JIANNE CARYLL Bachelor of Special Needs Education (BSNED) pending confirmation 73 6207 ABUCEJO JASMINE BS Computer Science (BSCS) confirmed slot 74 11761 ABUDA MIA ROSE BS Economics (BSECON) pending confirmation 75 6586 ABUEG JOHN PATRICK BS Medical Technology (BSMT) confirmed for interview 76 1618 ABUEG MARICON Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) confirmed slot 77 11284 ABUEG RHOI HEIDEL BERG Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (BAPS) pending confirmation 78 6524 ABUNDO RICA ROSE BS Psychology (BSPSYC) confirmed slot 79 3865 ABUTIN CHRISTINE JOY BS Accountancy (BSACC) confirmed slot 80 4357 ABUYO MAEZELLE BS Food Technology (BSFT) confirmed slot 81 1725 ACABA DANIEL BS Criminology (BSCRIM) confirmed slot 82 12817 ACANG KYLA MARIE BS Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (BSABE) pending confirmation 83 8742 ACAS JOHN EDWARD BS Economics (BSECON) pending confirmation 84 3483 ACASIO ANDY JOY BS Industrial Engineering (BSIE) confirmed slot 85 2416 ACBANG KIM PEE Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) confirmed slot 86 3049 ACEBEDO ESTEFANO RAMM BS Computer Engineering (BSCPE) pending confirmation 87 6110 ACEBO DAN PATRICK BS Biology (BSBIO) confirmed slot 88 10948 ACEO JUDY Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) pending confirmation 89 12818 ACERO MARK EDRIAN BS Criminology (BSCRIM) pending confirmation 90 11690 ACEVEDA CHRISTOFFERSON BS Electronics Engineering (BSECE) pending confirmation 91 8764 ACIDO AKIRA MAE BS Biology (BSBIO) pending confirmation 92 8703 ACILO RAPHAEL BS Accountancy (BSACC) pending confirmation 93 10628 ACIO MICHAELA Bachelor of Arts in English Language Studies (BAELS) confirmed slot 94 4093 ACOSTA FAITH ANN BS Development Management (BSDM) pending confirmation 95 929 ACOSTA JANELA KRIZIA BS Nursing (BSN) pending confirmation for interview 96 12820 ACOSTA JOHN ARVIN BS Biology (BSBIO) pending confirmation 97 2102 ACOSTA REIANN BS Criminology (BSCRIM) pending confirmation 98 12571 ACUBA RAINER ORION BS Agriculture (BSA) pending confirmation 99 2440 ACUEZA ANNE MARGARETTE BS Accountancy (BSACC) confirmed slot 100 2499 ACUÑA ALTHEA BIANCA BS Medical Technology (BSMT) confirmed for interview 101 1326 ACUNIN MA. KARLA BS Psychology (BSPSYC) confirmed slot 102 6235 ACZALAN JOHN MARCK BS Criminology (BSCRIM) pending confirmation 103 10836 ADA EZEQUIEL Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) confirmed slot 104 12822 ADAME CHARLES LEUR BS Exercise and Sports Science (BSESS) pending confirmation 105 11734 ADAN ERICA BS Accountancy (BSACC) confirmed slot 106 9598 ADANTE HAMMILAN BS Development Management (BSDM) confirmed slot 107 11347 ADATO JOHNDREL BS Exercise and Sports Science (BSESS) pending confirmation 108 4795 ADDANGNA PAUL JOSHUA BS International Studies (BSIS) confirmed slot 109 4495 ADE JERRICA ROSE Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE) pending confirmation 110 12826 ADELAN PRECIOUS BS Office Administration (BSOA) pending confirmation 111 12827 ADELANTE CHANTAL CHARISSE Bachelor of Arts in Journalism (BAJourn) wait list for BA Journalism 112 2980 ADIA VIVIENNE BS Criminology (BSCRIM) confirmed slot 113 7755 ADIGUE RICA LHETT Diploma in Midwifery pending confirmation 114 2673 ADISON ANGELA CAMILLE BS Computer Science (BSCS) confirmed slot 115 4325 ADLAON RONALYN BS Electrical Engineering (BSEE) confirmed slot 116 12397 ADLAWAN GIAN VHER BS Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (BSABE) pending confirmation 117 2524 ADOLFO MICA MAE BS Psychology (BSPSYC) pending confirmation 118 2450 ADOMER JOANA BS Business Management (BSBM) confirmed slot 119 12829 ADONA EDMARSON BS Psychology (BSPSYC) pending confirmation 120 1750 ADRAO ELLAINE Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) confirmed slot 121 6656 ADRIANO CHRISTIAN BS Agriculture (BSA) confirmed slot 122 7722 ADRIANO ELIAKIM BS Industrial Engineering (BSIE) confirmed slot 123 1093 ADRIANO RECKA BS Electrical Engineering (BSEE) confirmed slot
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