Programs offered online by Capella University:

1. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business - Business Administration
2. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business - Human Resource Management
3. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business - Management and Leadership
4. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business - Marketing
5. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information Technology - General
6. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information Technology - Graphics and Multimedia
7. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information Technology - Network Technology
8. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information Technology - Project Management
9. Bachelor of Science (BS) in Information Technology - Web Application Development   
10. Master of Business Administration (MBA)
11. Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Finance
12. Master of Business Administration (MBA) - General Business
13. Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Marketing
14. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Advanced Classroom Instruction (For Licensed Teachers)
15. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Curriculum and Instruction (For Licensed Teachers)
16. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Instructional Design for Online Learning
17. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Leadership for Higher Education
18. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Leadership in Educational Administration (For Licensed Teachers)
19. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Postsecondary and Adult Education
20. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Professional Studies in Education
21. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Teaching Online
22. Master of Science (MS) in Education - Training and Performance Improvement
23. Master of Science (MS) in Human Services - Counseling Studies
24. Master of Science (MS) in Human Services - Criminal Justice
25. Master of Science (MS) in Human Services - General
26. Master of Science (MS) in Human Services - Health Care Administration
27. Master of Science (MS) in Human Services - Management of Non-Profit Agencies
28. Master of Science (MS) in Human Services - Marital, Couple, and Family Counseling/Therapy (Clinical Counseling Track)
29. Master of Science (MS) in Human Services - Mental Health Counseling (Clinical Counseling Track)
30. Master of Science (MS) in Human Services - Social Work and Community Services
31. Master of Science (MS) in Information Technology - General
32. Master of Science (MS) in Information Technology - Information Security
33. Master of Science (MS) in Information Technology - Network Architecture and Design
34. Master of Science (MS) in Information Technology - Project Management and Leadership
35. Master of Science (MS) in Information Technology - System Design and Programming
36. Master of Science (MS) in Organization and Management - General
37. Master of Science (MS) in Organization and Management - Human Resource Management
38. Master of Science (MS) in Organization and Management - Information Technology Management
39. Master of Science (MS) in Organization and Management - Leadership
40. Master of Science (MS) in Psychology - Clinical Psychology
41. Master of Science (MS) in Psychology - Counseling Psychology
42. Master of Science (MS) in Psychology - Educational Psychology
43. Master of Science (MS) in Psychology - General
44. Master of Science (MS) in Psychology - Industrial/Organizational Psychology
45. Master of Science (MS) in Psychology - School Psychology
46. Master of Science (MS) in Psychology - Sport Psychology
47. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Advanced K-12 Teaching
48. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Instructional Design for Online Learning
49. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Leadership for Higher Education
50. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Leadership for K-12 Programs
51. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Postsecondary and Adult Education
52. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Professional Studies in Education
53. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Training and Performance Improvement
54. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Services - Counseling Studies
55. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Services - Criminal Justice
56. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Services - General
57. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Services - Health Care Administration
58. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Services - Management of Non-Profit Agencies
59. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Services - Social Work and Community Services
60. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Organization and Management - General
61. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Organization and Management - Human Resource Management
62. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Organization and Management - Information Technology Management
63. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Organization and Management - Leadership
64. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology - Educational Psychology
65. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology - General
66. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology - Industrial/Organizational Psychology
67. Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology
68. Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Counseling Psychology

About Capella University
It all started in 1992, when Stephen Shank, former CEO of Tonka Corporation, saw an opportunity to offer higher education in a convenient format to allow working adults to earn degrees without the boundaries and restrictions of traditional universities. He envisioned a high quality university that people could attend from remote locations, including their homes or wherever they might be traveling, at times that were convenient to them.
Less than a year later, in 1993, Shank found a partner who shared his vision. Dr. Harold Abel, an experienced leader in higher education and former president of three universities, joined Shank to found The Graduate School of America. Originally, the university offered online master's and doctoral degrees in management, education, and human services.

In 1997, the university achieved accreditation from The Higher Learning Commission and became a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA), a body that accredits many major public and private universities. Shortly after becoming accredited, the university changed its name to Capella University and established the five schools that exist today: education, business, human services, psychology, and technology.

Today, Capella University offers more than 650 courses and undergraduate and graduate degree programs in nearly 70 specialized areas of study. Capella's more than 10,000 learners include a diverse group of primarily working adults from all walks of life, including learners throughout the United States and around the world–learners who have experienced, firsthand, Stephen Shank's vision for a barrier-free, high-quality education.
Courses at Capella University are much like familiar, classroom-based courses. Learning takes place through a blend of assigned readings, class discussion, faculty feedback, group projects, case studies, research and writing assignments. You can expect to invest a minimum of 10 hours each week in a course, two or more hours of which will be devoted to online course room discussions.

  Capella's courses are asynchronous, which means you can participate at any time-24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from any Internet connection anywhere in the world. There are no required class times, although you are expected to visit the online courseroom at least four times a week. Asynchronous courses allow you to maximize your time spent learning, not going to and from a classroom.

In the United States the most widely recognized form of accreditation for degree-granting programs comes from the regional accreditation commissions. Capella University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; 30 North LaSalle, Suite 2400; Chicago, IL 60602-2504; 312-263-0456.
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