8 psychology students, graduates earn CHRA credential
Strengthening their professional preparation beyond the classroom, eight Bachelor of Science in Psychology students and graduates of Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation earned the CHRA credential in September.
Five fourth-year BS Psychology students passed the assessment: Martheena Francyn Altamarino, Mark Cholo Angcana, Ma. Teresa Arenas, Annika Kizea Bacungan and Jaimee Daniella Banaag.
Joining them were BS Psychology Batch 2026 graduates Angela Rowelle Basarte, Claribel Mae Jus and Princess Ann Magpantay.
The achievement provided the students and graduates with an additional professional credential related to their developing competencies and career preparation.
For the current students, earning the credential while completing their undergraduate studies also reflected their initiative to pursue professional development opportunities alongside their academic requirements.
The results highlighted the continued efforts of MSEUF psychology students and graduates to strengthen their qualifications and prepare for future professional opportunities.
The achievement supported MSEUF’s commitment to outcomes-oriented and student-centered education by encouraging learners and graduates to pursue professional credentials that complement their academic preparation. It also reflected the core values of Excellence and Fortitude through continued learning, preparation and professional development.
- SDG 4: Quality Education — The achievement reflects continued professional learning and skills development beyond regular academic requirements.
- SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth — Additional professional credentials can strengthen career readiness and support graduates’ preparation for future employment opportunities.
