MCSE Training media or online training recommendations

imherson,
It goes without saying that this is just my personal opinion here....but I've tried the self-study options, I've tried the books, the online courses and the accelerated programs...and felt none of them were worth the money. Unfortunately, the most expensive option is what I found to be the best option...a live classroom. Depending on where you go, all the materials are usually supplied, you get hands on experience and instructors that have been doing this for years...it gives you someone you can bombard with questions...and thats a hard value to beat. Beware of the "get an mcse in two weeks" programs...that might work for someone who has an MCSE in a previous server version but would be very difficult if not impossible for a first timer MCSE certification. Good luck on your certifications.

Thanks for the comment  DVation19. I'm sure you are right about the 2 week guanantee folks, but I had a good experience with Smart Cerfity (skill soft) a few years ago when I was working on a 2000 MCSE.  I could call them anytime and spend as much time as I wanted on the phone with questions and I got good answers.  But I just don't know if they are at the same level today they were then (corporate merges since then), and there are a lot more choice now.  

I'm interested in anyone's experience with CBT or online learning for  2003 MCSE certification.  Expecially if someone had good experiences, or if the elearning had good 'mentoring' options.

DV what others have you tried?  Are there any that scored badbly with you?

I tried LearnKey and some Microsoft Press materials that I thought were average, but lacking. Never tried Keystone Learning. Also tried some of the usualy online sites like New Horizons and they just didn't have the detail you really need to pass the exam.