From MCSA 2000 to MCSE 2003

Hi All,

I just have a quick question regarding the path from MCSA 2000 to MCSE 2003

I was all ways under the impression that 4 exams were required to go from an
MCSA to MCSE. I was an MCSA on 2000 and recently passed 70-292 making me MCSA
2003. I was looking to upgrade this to MCSE 2003 expecting another 4 exams,
but according to the MS cert site it states an MCSA counts as an elective, so
if i have got it correct I only need 2 core networking and a core design,
totalling 3 exams. Have I got the correct idea or am i miles off,

Of course after finishing 2003 cert i will be moving to 2008

cheers for any advice.
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Michael K R Brown

MKRB22

"MKRB22" <> wrote in message
news:B90A23D1-AC75-4435-9A5C-...
> Hi All,
>
> I just have a quick question regarding the path from MCSA 2000 to MCSE
> 2003
>
> I was all ways under the impression that 4 exams were required to go from
> an
> MCSA to MCSE. I was an MCSA on 2000 and recently passed 70-292 making me
> MCSA
> 2003. I was looking to upgrade this to MCSE 2003 expecting another 4
> exams,
> but according to the MS cert site it states an MCSA counts as an elective,
> so
> if i have got it correct I only need 2 core networking and a core design,
> totalling 3 exams. Have I got the correct idea or am i miles off,

Yes, MCSA 2000 counts as a valid elective for MCSE 2003 because it
demonstrates the ability to support another version of the platform.

John R

John R

thats great 1 less exam to do, thanks for your help.
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Michael K R Brown


"John R" wrote:

>
> "MKRB22" <> wrote in message
> news:B90A23D1-AC75-4435-9A5C-...
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I just have a quick question regarding the path from MCSA 2000 to MCSE
> > 2003
> >
> > I was all ways under the impression that 4 exams were required to go from
> > an
> > MCSA to MCSE. I was an MCSA on 2000 and recently passed 70-292 making me
> > MCSA
> > 2003. I was looking to upgrade this to MCSE 2003 expecting another 4
> > exams,
> > but according to the MS cert site it states an MCSA counts as an elective,
> > so
> > if i have got it correct I only need 2 core networking and a core design,
> > totalling 3 exams. Have I got the correct idea or am i miles off,
>
> Yes, MCSA 2000 counts as a valid elective for MCSE 2003 because it
> demonstrates the ability to support another version of the platform.
>
> John R
>
>
>

MKRB22