These students have worked long and hard to reach this point .They have to miss work amongst other things to study then write these exams.I feel the are being held accountable for CRBC's screw up.

The CBRC and Yardstick are fully responsible for the issues we all encountered on July 9th 2018 and should be held accountable for their error that cost many Graduate Respirtory Therapist their time, mental state, and future career advancements, ect.

It is a very unfortunate and shameful situation. This is unacceptable in so many levels. Backup plans should have been implemented. I am willing to accept the financial loss. However, I cannot express how much this situation has impacted my life and my mental health. As a result, I would like for the first part of the exam to be accepted.

I'm extremely disheartened that a national licensing exam would not have contingencies in place and force students to rewrite an entire exam when a portion of the exam was completed for many. The liability falls on both parties to cater to many options for individuals and the work should fall to both guilty partied to ensure minimal effort and impact to the parties who have to rewrite. This would include sparing those that have fully completed one of the portions of the exam from rewriting the whole thing. There is no accountability from both the cbrc and the service provider on the impact that this will have on the faith individuals have on their profession, future required testing, the potential risk of future failure in the repeat exam, employment contract maintenance and securement of job positions for individuals should they not pass the second exam due to the nature of its variation. If this were to happen to another professional college there would be an uproar and legal action.

Give these poor kids a break...they studied for countless hours preparing for this and did complete part 1! Give them that much at least!

Full support!