Re: MCSA 2003 count as an elective towardsthe MCSE 2003?

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The MCSA 2000 DOES count as an elective for the MCSE 2003. The MCSA 2003 does NOT count.

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/windows2003/default.mspx
Note As an alternative to the electives that are listed in the elective exams table, these Microsoft certifications may be substituted for an MCSE elective:

Microsoft Certifications
MCSA on Microsoft Windows 2000

MCSE on Microsoft Windows 2000

MCSE on Microsoft Windows NT 4.06




"Lukas Beeler" <lb-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:20070602174604.GT18854@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
* The Rev [MCT] <ireportbadpeople@xxxxxxxxx>:
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The MCSA doesn't count directly as an elective towards the MCSE
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Quoi? It doesn't? Since when?

As others have already elaborated - the MCSA certification does
_not_ count as an elective for the MCSE certification (like the
MCDST does for the MCSA).

However, MCSA and MCSE share many certificates, including some
electives.

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