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I have been attending Capella since Jan 2019. I was told that Information Technology would be the way to go. I agree but told them I was into the programming aspect of IT and they didn't even have a sub-program for my interest. So I started on my MS in IT, when I went to select my courses, I found two programming courses, THAT WAS IT. When I asked my Academic Coach (used to be Advisor), they didn't have the answers regarding more programming classes. That was actually the first time I heard from... Read More my so called advisor in nearly a year after sending her email after email about stuff, never hearing anything back. Academic Coaches are a joke, they stop talking to or helping you after you complete enrollment. Reaching any kind of counselor is a joke as you never can reach one. Classes are always discussion post, replies, assignment of either paper or using a program you have to download then you really don't get any feedback except a generic great job or good read. I was doing a MS in Social Work but found the work tedious and not teaching me anything. I was in one class and everything I turned in didn't meet the requirements for the assignment even though my wife, who is about to graduate with her MS in Social Work from Capella, said I met all requirements. I complained about the professor, she gave me an F for the course for complaining and nothing happened to her. I immediately switch to MS in IT but because of that bad mark, I was forced onto academic probation until I got above a 3.0 again. It took me nearly 7 months to do that then I get dropped from this course I'm in now only 10 days after it started but classes start on Monday, not Friday. I managed to get back into the course but I fear I may be done with this university after this course. I'm looking at the U of A in Arkansas where I live to finish my Masters and move on to my Doctorate. If I keep going, my student loans won't cover the cost of my Masters and all of my Doctorate because they are overcharging and not requesting enough at times especially when I'm a full-time student so I need the refund of what's left over to survive. If you are thinking about attending this university, please please please don't. You will regret it as I have and I'm going to share this site with my wife so she can find a different school. They are not cheap, customer service or student services doesn't exist. They don't care about your work or effort you put into something so they give generic cookie cutter feedback comments. If you work a full-time job, I don't recommend going to this university at all. If you're a full-time mom, I don't recommend this university as they have no feelings when you need to turn in an assignment a day or two late because you have a sick kid at home. All they care about is the amount of money they can take in every semester. Their FlexPath program is a joke and they force you to take classes that have absolutely nothing to do with your degree. For example, I'm currently enrolled in Emerging Technologies, IT workers don't worry about that because the company buys the equipment, yes you can recommend equipment but IT department will never recommend something that doesn't exist yet. Anyway, please stay far away from this business if you can.

I started my masters here, then quickly realized I did not care for the mentality at the school. I transferred on after 4 courses and a 4.0, because I felt like I was just a number. Instructors were rigid and took days to answer me. The online modules did not work properly, and their were no outlines. I felt as though I was writing just for a grade and not learning. Several times I had to email instructors and stress the syllabus. Upon moving on there was a night and day difference at the new school.... Read More

The program didn't prepare me for the working in a new field. There is nothing to show what I can do that will give me a chance. The after graduation follow up is nonexistent. There is no industry tie in what so ever so you on your own. The only help is a review of my resume. Getting in the door of a company with a degree from this school is impossible. The school has made no attempt to forge alliances with companies. My time was wasted and my money was wasted. The "school" sold me on this degree... Read More making me employable. What a joke. If you are considering this school getting you further in your career, look elsewhere.

While it is a structured program, it is online, which allows me some flexibility to complete work when it's convenient for me and in the comfort of my home. I have not had any significant issues with anyone at the school and everyone is very helpful and customer service oriented. My professors realize that I am a full time employee and a full time student and have worked with me when issues have arisen (such as a death in my family). I completed my Masters degree at Capella and enjoyed the experience... Read More so much, I went back for my PhD.

I'm about a year and a half into my graduate program and I can honestly say I am learning SO MUCH about the InfoSec field! I have a prior unrelated bachelor's degree but I'm intrigued by this field and decided to earn a Master's degree in it. I would say the pros of this graduate program would be interacting with fellow learners (at Capella, students are called "learners") who have years of experience in the field and learning from them as well as from our coursework. Since I'm enjoying the program... Read More so far, I don't have any cons to speak of. I'm just excited about what I will learn next that will prepare me to work in the field!

I had a TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE with CAPELLA UNIVERSITY. I recently graduated from this school and was requesting for professional references for jobs and NO professor is willing to give any even though i got all 'A' for those classes. Because they know their grades are only for the paper and their study material are horrible.. I wrote to the one of the top administrators a letter and left voice mails and EVEN THE HIGHEST ADMINISTRATION HAVE NO DECENCY TO WRITE BACK... Read More A REPLY or call back!!! What kind of a school have such callous practices?. This school cares about no student. But about their finances. HORRIBLE SCHOOL. THIS UNIVERSITY IS BY FAR THE WORST I've EVER ATTENDED!!! SAVE YOUR MONEY AND STAY HOME! If not, donate it to a charity. DO NOT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL. WORST UNIVERSITY I HAVE EVER ATTENDED!!! THE "professors" give you all "A"s and you know how bad your work is. They just wanted to say lot of students pass. So when we come out, we have good GPAs but no one would give us jobs!!!

Yes, I could choose the same degree. BUT I WOULD CHOOSE ANOTHER SCHOOL WHO DO NOT LIE TO YOU.

PLEASE SAVE YOUR MONEY AND LOOK ELSEWHERE... Getting into this school is so easy . But please stay away and find another school. Once they take your money, you are on your own. And after you graduate, DO NOT expect to get a job saying you graduated from here. Because, believe me when I say, employers know what poor quality this school is.

Capella provides a very good Masters program in Information Technology. It has just been revamped and the degree program is now MS Information Systems and Technology Management. I have a background in Information Assurance, so I was able to use my CISSP to gain credit for 5 courses. The coursework is challenging and the weekly discussion boards are very lively. Some students critique others as if they are the Professor from time to time, which is very humorous to me. Overall, Capella is a good program... Read More for IA studies. The most important part is that it's endorsed by the NSA!!