Capella Doctoral Programs?

[sanantone]

Has Capella gone off the rails since its founding? I don't know. But I do know that every school gets complaints, and some schools get sued. I'd be careful about tossing out 25 years of successful operations. But I would also recommend a great deal of checking--into the issue in particular and into the for-profit situation in general. 

There was a time when for-profit schools like Walden and Capella were a couple of the very few distance learning options for doctoral students. This is not the case anymore; the options are plentiful. Shop around. YMMV.

It may be that the Bachelor's & Master's degree programs are still good, but the doctoral programs aren't.

The undergraduate programs are the ones with the 17% graduation rate. Even TESU manages to have a graduation rate above 40%, and they accept anyone over the age of 21.

Capella is like most other for-profit colleges. They spend a lot more on marketing than they do on instruction.