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Nardini given one‑year approval to retake certified‑general exam after PSI scheduling problem
Summary
The commission granted Joseph Nardini a one‑year authorization to continue scheduling the Certified General (RCG) exam after a testing‑site staffing problem and clarified the board’s role in arranging additional PSI attempts beyond PSI's internal limits.
The commission approved a one‑year period for Joseph Nardini to continue attempting the PSI Certified General exam after a testing‑day staff shortage prevented him from completing the full test at one appointment.
Nardini told the commission that on a scheduled test date a PSI staff member said she would leave early and offered him the option of finishing only part of the exam; he chose to reschedule. Staff told the board PSI policy limits approved candidates to four attempts in a 12‑month period without additional board approval. Because Nardini’s prior attempts fell outside that window and scheduling problems prevented completion on the scheduled date, the commission voted to grant a one‑year authorization to allow him to schedule and complete the exam.
Why it matters: Commission approval is needed in some cases where PSI’s scheduling and attempt‑limit policy would otherwise bar a candidate from retaking the test within a 12‑month window. The one‑year authorization gives Nardini time to find an available testing slot and complete the exam.
Details and next steps: Staff advised Nardini to notify the office when he schedules the exam so the board can track the appointment. The commission did not require additional work‑log review for this action; it treated the matter as an exam‑access/administrative issue tied to PSI scheduling and policy.
