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Excellence Beyond the Classroom: OEd's (Online Education) Growing Legacy of Board Topnotchers

 



The Birthplace of Topnotchers

Success is never an accident—it is the product of dedication, expert mentorship, and a learning environment that empowers students to perform at their very best.

For many aspiring professionals, earning a college degree is only the first milestone. The ultimate test comes in the board examinations, where years of preparation, discipline, and quality education are measured against the country's highest standards.

For OEd (Online Education), these milestones have become more than individual success stories—they have become a defining characteristic of the institution.

With another impressive showing in the July 2026 Real Estate Appraiser Licensure Examination, OEd once again demonstrates that academic excellence can flourish in a flexible learning environment.

Leading this year's achievers is Mina Isobel Tormes, who secured the Top 1 spot nationwide. She is joined by fellow OEd graduates Blue Sander Falag-ey, who ranked Top 2, and Allen Varquez, who placed Top 9—an extraordinary accomplishment that further strengthens OEd's growing reputation as a producer of board topnotchers.

Adding even greater significance to this achievement is the success of Professor Elma, one of OEd's mentors, who also passed the same licensure examination. Her accomplishment reflects OEd's philosophy that learning never stops—even for educators. By continuously pursuing professional growth themselves, OEd mentors inspire students to strive for excellence beyond the classroom.

These latest board examination victories are not isolated accomplishments. They represent another chapter in OEd's steadily expanding legacy of producing professionals who consistently perform among the country's best.

 

Over the past three years, OEd has built an impressive roster of board topnotchers and passers across various professional licensure examinations, including:

 

2026

Real Estate Appraiser Licensure Examination: Mina Isobel Tormes (Top 1), Blue Sander Falag-ey (Top 2), Allen Varquez (Top 9), and OEd mentor Professor Elma, who also successfully passed the examination.

Real Estate Brokers Licensure Examination: Blue Sander Falag-ey (Top 7), Mina Isobel Tormes (Top 5), Analyn Doctor (Top 9), together with 27 additional board passers from OEd: James Paul Romulo Bigay, Welmo Federis, Luis Orense, Roberto Magsino, Dawn Jaramilla, Juvy Amolat, Allen Varquez, Eufronio Tiamzon, Rani Imogene Discaya, Gennyber Marier, Joyce Ann May Doon, Farrah Pakidao, Jackie Mae De Andres, Danica Balila, Dexter John Monje, Wendy Resplandor, Korina Ranola, Jennica Caresosa, Janeth Belarma, Leslie Malaque, Rosemarie Joy Hachuela, Rhendon Ceniza, Paul Edgar Espatinez, Mary Joy Asur, Chester Jeff Labrador, Jeffrey Rejuso, and Lyca Coro.

Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LET): John Paul Villanueva (Top 7) along with Rossana Dais, Caesar Ryan Santuyo, Belinda Paraiso, and Bernibert Teofilo, who all successfully passed the examination.

Psychometricians Special Professional Licensure Examination (SPLE): Ma. Lourdes Opinaldo – Board Passer.

 

2025

Board Licensure Examination for Psychologists and Psychometricians (BLEPP): Chrisabel Regudo (Top 9) together with Camille Anne Briones, Angielina Cabral, and Judy Jane Mangalino.

Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LET): OEd produced another strong batch of passers, including Nalyn Bitla, Merry Joy Colombres, Jocelyn Buhong, Dina Rose Dela Cruz, Rose Ann De Belen, Jatine Grace, Reshty Madriaga, Florita Sanchez, Fatima Madero, April Jane Galicia, Arlene Ponayo, and Jessa Tamayo.

 

 

 

2024

Special Professional Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers: Analea Serrano (Top 5) and Maria Adoracion Octavio (Top 2) led OEd's outstanding performance, joined by LET passers Aireen Hernandez, Juhara Abao, and Dhenden Piad.

Real Estate Appraisers Licensure Examination: Annalyn Doctor, Clarissa Digma, Jhena Federis, and Maria Lourdes Lastra successfully passed the board examinations.

Real Estate Brokers Licensure Examination: Elizabeth Heitzmann, Petronila Flores, Jhena Federis, and Maria Lourdes Lastra joined OEd's growing roster of licensed real estate professionals.

Psychologist and Psychometrician Licensure Examinations: Ryan Quinto, Nino Nugid, Mary, Diana, Quirino, and Randy Masagca likewise added to OEd's growing list of successful board passers.

While traditional notions of education often associate excellence with physical classrooms, OEd has redefined what quality education can look like. Through its innovative online learning platform, industry-aligned curriculum, experienced faculty, and personalized academic support, the institution has empowered working professionals, parents, overseas Filipinos, entrepreneurs, and lifelong learners to pursue their dreams without compromising their personal and professional responsibilities.

Its graduates continue to prove that flexibility and academic rigor are not mutually exclusive. Instead, OEd has demonstrated that with the right support system, accessible education can produce outcomes that rival—and even surpass—traditional learning models.

Every board topnotcher represents more than an examination result. Behind each name is a story of perseverance, countless hours of study, dedicated mentors, and an institution committed to helping every learner realize their full potential.

As OEd continues to celebrate another generation of board examination achievers, it also celebrates something even more meaningful—the growing community of professionals whose success reflects the institution's enduring commitment to excellence.

Today, OEd is not simply known for making education more accessible. It is steadily becoming recognized for something even more valuable: developing graduates who rise to the very top of their professions.

With every board examination, every topnotcher, and every success story, OEd continues to strengthen its reputation as The Birthplace of Topnotchers—an institution where ambition is nurtured, excellence is cultivated, and future industry leaders are made.


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