Capella is not for the learners. They are all about making money. The advisors and mentors are very vague in their feedback, take forever to respond, and then blame the learners. The learners want a degree and they take advantage of the fact that they keep trying. The coursework classes are fine, but to get a real degree, they do not help. You will have one person to help you, your mentor, and they get paid to keep you dragging along.

The courswork wasn't bad. I received all A's. If you post, respond to other learners, and complete your assignments, all is well. I bpought the (used) textbooks that were suggested from Amazon at a discount rate. Most classmates were friendly and supportive. The instructors were fine during the coursework.

Once the dissertation process started, no-one helped. I was left out to dry. If you have received a Phd already, you know the routine. If not, like most people, this school is definitely not for you because they will leave you out to dry. They make money by keeping you in the program, and not getting anywhere.

Dont get suckered in!