The College of Physical Therapy of Our Lady of Fatima University (OLFU) continues to demonstrate academic excellence, as evidenced anew by its outstanding performance in the June 2025 Physical Therapists Licensure Examination (PTLE).
The Antipolo City Campus emerged as the Top 2 Performing School in the country, registering an impressive overall passing rate of 88.89 percent, a clear testament to the institution’s commitment to topnotch classroom instruction and rigorous training.
Further solidifying OLFU’s position as a leader in physical therapy education, first-time examinees from the Pampanga and Quezon City Campuses achieved a perfect 100 percent passing rate. The Valenzuela City Campus also posted an exceptional performance with a 94.12 percent passing rate among first-time takers, while the Antipolo City Campus maintained its high standard with 90.91 percent for the same category. These results significantly surpass the national passing rate for first-time takers, which stood at 75.56 percent.
For the overall performance across all examinees, OLFU’s five campuses consistently outperformed the national overall passing rate of 66.03 percent. The Quezon City Campus recorded a 90.91 percent overall passing rate, followed by Pampanga at 90.00 percent, Antipolo City at 88.89 percent, Valenzuela City at 79.17 percent, and Laguna at 66.67 percent. Collectively, OLFU achieved an outstanding 85.33 percent overall passing rate across all campuses.
In total, 64 new physical therapists from OLFU successfully passed the licensure examination, proudly joining the ranks of healthcare professionals who are ready to serve and make a difference in their professional journey, while living up to the University’s mission of producing graduates who rise to the top.
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Story by Raymond Lumagsao
