Edit (no option to delete my question): Disregard, I found the answer in this article KB0011256. 👍
Happy Monday All!
I'm hoping someone can provide clarification on the SysAdmin path. Last year, I took, what appears to be, the older "version" of the Fundamentals course that was required before I could obtain a voucher for the CSA exam. I passed the CSA exam in October 2022 and had a difficult time finding a Jr. ServiceNow SysAdmin role that aligned with my entry-level ServiceNow experience. Life got the best of me, but I'm back a year later trying to reignite my efforts. However, the revamped learning paths show that I need to complete the ServiceNow Administration Fundamentals Course for $300. Is this correct?
Quick recap and what I've passed/completed:
-July 2022 ServiceNow Fundamentals course (including the additional content for Admins and Developers at the time)
-Oct 2022 ServiceNow CSA certification
-Feb 2023 Tokyo Delta
Thanks for any insight you can provide!
