I went to Capella. I studied psychology—well showed up twice a week for a few minutes to "classes".instructors such as Stephanie Warren (lives and practices in CT without a license) and Nancy Piotrowski never even showed up for class (see rate my professor dot com).
Students have no admission criterion—period. Most can barely write, often plagiarize, are rewarded for anachronistic babble, baby talk text books. Degrees are not recognized in Idahoe and Tennesee. There is scrutiny in other states as well. This is a conspiracy among a money grubbing company, lazy incopenent instructors, and "students" who think they are entitled to degrees without study. If you see the degree on a resume understand it is a bogus document. If you see it on a wall, run. If you want to be honorable and actually master a profession there are only one or two, very difficult to enter, on line schools. Otherwise do it the old fashioned way. Get some really good undergraduate grads, pass the GRE, your know the drill.By the way that major university that you end up attending? It will likely cost you 20% of Capella.
Get this—now Capella has anywhere from 30 to 50 psychology classes going on at any time. Each class has twenty five students. Capella has been doing this for twenty years. Capella has thirty students who have graduated and become licensed. Come folks—do the math! The place is a rip-off.
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