Capella University
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We work at home, so why should we not be able to take accredited university courses from home as well? With Capella University you can.
Since 1993, Capella University has helped students learn when and where they desire, with over 100 graduate and undergraduate specializations and 15 certificate programs. The online university offers the same courses that would get you a traditional brick and mortar school mba, without the hassle of having to attend courses in a traditional school. Instead you can relax and take your courses online, from anywhere you can get Internet access and at any time that is convenient to you.
You can find out more about Capella University, and what it is like to take courses online, by watching the podcasts that Capella University has at www.capellacommons.com or at iTunes. These are roughly 15 minute podcasts that feature students, faculty and staff interviews - such as the one that features an interview with Beverly Enns, Capella’s faculty chair for reading and literacy.
We work at home, so why should we not be able to take accredited university courses from home as well? With Capella University you can.
Since 1993, Capella University has helped students learn when and where they desire, with over 100 graduate and undergraduate specializations and 15 certificate programs. The online university offers the same courses that would get you a traditional brick and mortar school mba, without the hassle of having to attend courses in a traditional school. Instead you can relax and take your courses online, from anywhere you can get Internet access and at any time that is convenient to you.
You can find out more about Capella University, and what it is like to take courses online, by watching the podcasts that Capella University has at www.capellacommons.com or at iTunes. These are roughly 15 minute podcasts that feature students, faculty and staff interviews - such as the one that features an interview with Beverly Enns, Capella’s faculty chair for reading and literacy.
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