Capella University
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Major: Psychology (This Major's Salary over time)
I have been very unhappy with what I have been hearing about my alma mater in the last five years. The Psychology Department is going down the tubes, probably due to not getting accredited with APA. I would not recommend Capella University to anyone right now. They take your financial aid, may disenroll you for no reason during your last class before graduation. You would then have about $60,000 to $150,000 of student loans to pay back with nothing to show for it. They don't care about the students. There is no due process or grievance policies followed through, students have no say or voice in what happens to them. Capella is a money mill for the executives that take huge bonuses every year, and a bad marketing scheme. Stay away, run away as fast as you can. And this post is not Jeff LaMarca. There are many others, in fact a growing group, Capella Watchdogs, that are not going to let them get away with these practices any more.