Why no MCSA?

Supermiguel

http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/8448/mcsa.jpg

also not sure why my a+ and N+ show 2 times

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dynamik

Probably because you're not patient and giving it a few days to register

Supermiguel

hehehe

they didnt wait to take my money P

Daniel333

Took mine a couple weeks. Set an Outlook reminder and check in again then.

Psoasman

mine showed up in about a week.

Supermiguel

so for you guys it showed that you passed the 291, and a week after that it showed the MCSA?

Psoasman

Supermiguel wrote: »

so for you guys it showed that you passed the 291, and a week after that it showed the MCSA?

Yup, your transcript should show Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator credential.

hamd01

Am I missing something here....

I thought for MCSA you have to pass;

70-290 & 70-291 (which you have done).
An OS (which you have done as the 70-270)
and an elective (eg 70-401).... I cant see that you have done any of the 70- electives?

TheShadow

code 3779 the A+ and N+ counts as the elective. If he takes 299 next then he will also have MCSA:sec because of the security+ code 3902

Supermiguel

got it this morning

woot!

mikedisd2

Supermiguel wrote: »

http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/8448/mcsa.jpg

also not sure why my a+ and N+ show 2 times

CompTIA certs showing twice? Way to pad out your resume.

humdingy02

That's how they show up on my transcript. The A+ counts as an elective for some paths. The Network+ may count as well, or it may be an elective on a different path (and the A+ is not). Sometimes both are required, and they count as a single elective. So in Microsoft's system, you've filled three separate requirements.
It's just a technicality that works in your favor.