Bong Go Reaction After Son Christian Lawrence Go Places 3rd in CPA Board Exam
BONG GO – Find out the reaction of Senator Bong Go after his son Christian Lawrence Go placed third on CPA licensure exam.
The proudest moments of parents is to see their son or daughter achieve something in their life. There is no greater joy than to see them succeed. They do all their best just to provide their children with good education because their love definitely knows no bounds.
The 2019 Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Licensure Examination result has been released. Senator Christopher “Bong” Go’s son is one of the topnotchers. Click here to see the complete list of passers.
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Based on a report from Remate, Bong Go’s son ranked third in the 2019 CPA licensure examination. The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) released the list of passers on Monday, October 21. From the 14,492 takers, only 2,075 passed the exam.
Christian Lawrence Go who graduated summa cum laude at De La Salle University in Manila ranked 3rd with a rating of 89.50%. He was also a member of Jose Rizal Honors Society.
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According to the report, the senator said he’s very proud of his son and he could explain how happy he was for Christian’s achievement.
“I am very proud of my son. Hindi ko mailarawan ang kaligayahan nadadarama ko ngayon. Nagkataon na pareho kaming top 3 – ako noong nakaraang halalan at siya ngayon naman sa CPA licensure exams,” said Go.
As a father, he wished that his son will achieve all his goals in life. He wants nothing more but to see his son become a successful person someday.
“Sana magiging mas matagumpay pa siya sa kanyang buhay,” he said.
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