The Kalinga State University- College of Law, in collaboration with its law students, organized the Bar 2024 Salubong program to honor 31 bar examinees who successfully completed the grueling bar examinations held on September 8, 11, and 15, 2024, at St. Louis University in Baguio City. The event took place to commend the resilience and determination of the bar takers as they reached this significant stage in their legal careers.

Atty. Brandon Dangatag, Program Chair, in his welcome remarks highlighted the importance of the moment for both the takers and the KSU College of Law. Following his address, faculty members of the College of Law shared their own messages of encouragement and support, recognizing the effort and perseverance required to complete the bar exams.

The bar takers themselves offered insights into the challenges they faced throughout the exams, recounting their experiences and expressing gratitude to the university and faculty for their support. The Salubong served not only as a moment of celebration but also as an acknowledgment of the trials that come with taking one of the most demanding professional exams.

University President Dr. Eduardo T. Bagtang expressed his deep appreciation to the College of Law for spearheading this important event. He also extended his heartfelt congratulations to all KSU bar takers, commending their resilience throughout the demanding exam process. Dr. Bagtang further conveyed his optimism for a favorable outcome in December, when the results are expected to be released.

The KSU Bar 2024 Salubong exemplifies the unity and support within the KSU College of Law, as the faculty and students came together to celebrate the achievements of the 31 examinees who now await the results of their hard-earned efforts. //MJ Wacas-Info Unit