NFPT National Federation Of Professional Trainers NFPT they work with LA Fitness. They took my money and gave me two days of training and books. None of the training or book material were on the final exam certification Lafayette IN

I paid for the CPR class on accident. When I called them and told them I already have a CPR card they still wouldn't refund my CPR money of $250.00. This goes to show you how much they are hard up for money and not helping the customer.

 Good professional scam.... You guys kept emailing me to pay and retake the exam....everytime....pure scammers. Took the ACE work and passed their exam first time and they are better known then NFPT No F*cking Passing Test NFPT...LOL joke

None of the exam questions never came from none of the study material.
- So you were expecting them to tell you what the questions are?

I failed the exam the first time. Needed 750 score and I scored 600, it seemed to me that the score was set to high to achieve.
- Well for you at least that was the case. In looking at this exam the top score is 1000. Which means that you would need to achieve a 75% on the test to pass, in terms of letter grades that equates out to about a "C", and pretty standard.

I studied the material and again there was different questions on the exam that were not in the study material even a few trick or reworded questions.
- Of course they were different questions. These Certification exams are not looking for people who can memorize items from a book. They are looking for people that can take what they know, analyze it, and apply it to a situation.

so high for the final exam that they know you at least 80% of the takers will retake and pay a retake fee 150 bucks
- Actually NO. According to the statistics 72% of the people PASS on the first try, which as Certification Exams go is around the average.

What we have here is the typical cocky kid thinking they "know everything" where they should just be told what is on the test so they can spend the least amount of time studying.  The interesting thing is that you did get 650 points, and increased your score by 50 points the second time. Honestly, if you truly put the effort in, studied, and practiced the CONCEPTS in the study guides it would be very likely you could pass the exam.

But if you just give up then that basically proves you are really nothing more than the stereotypical millennial.