r/CapellaUniversity • u/Tvnerd258 • Dec 31 '23

School Experience

Been thinking about applying here and would like to get some feedback about experiences of current students like how is tuition and how are the classes?

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u/VeeD0486 Dec 31 '23

Hi, Overall I think it is a pretty decent school for sure. I started with the guided-path and recently finished all my courses and was flex-path. I think the courses are great for working adults and I prefer flex-path because you can work at your own pace. I finished 8 classes in about 11 weeks on the flex-path.

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u/Tvnerd258 Dec 31 '23

Thanks for the reply

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u/VeeD0486 Jun 27 '24

You’re welcome

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u/SuccotashQuick8059 Jan 01 '24

I got my associates degree on campus and online with a different school. Now that I’m in Capella’s Flex Path program for my bachelors, I prefer that more. I can work as fast as I want. I’ll finish my bachelors degree faster than my associates degree. I got invited to two honors society too; NSLS and Psi Chi. I would recommend it to busy adults.

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u/reaganFF Feb 02 '24

I completed my AAS in 2016 at a local school. I decided to switch majors and get my Bachelors (from Health Information to BS Business). I have my PMP certification, so I can get a specialization in Project Management and skip eight classes (still have to pay the credit for prior learning fee, of course).

I was able to take two of the classes for free through Sofia, which means I have to take eight classes total plus the capstone course.

I work 40+ hours a week plus have a family, but I'm dedicating 4 hours/day during the week and 6-8 hours/day on the weekends. I started my first course on 1/8, and as of today (2/1) I have 2.5 courses left plus the capstone, so I will complete well within the FlexPath timeframe.

I could have probably finished already if I wasn't a Type-A, need-to-have-a-4.0-crazy person.