Decertifications for NT 3.51 MCPs -- Redmondmag.com

Decertifications for NT 3.51 MCPs

By Dian Schaffhauser
09/01/2001

Although most MCPs hear the clock ticking on their credentials against a Dec. 31 deadline, 7, 326 people with Windows NT 3.51 titles completely lost their credentials at the end of June.

In that count, 30,804 MCSEs lost their titles, as did 34,628 people with the MCP+I title, and 2,424 possessing the MCSE+I credential. Since many certification candidates use the MCP+I title as stepping-stone to the MCSE, most of those decertifications affected the same group of people. The difference between the count of individuals and the count of MCSEs affected is a result of many of those same MCPs achieving additional certifications.

About the Author

Dian L. Schaffhauser is a freelance writer based in Northern California.

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