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Capella Education

www.capellaeducation.com

 
Capella Education Company (NASDAQ: CPLA) is a pioneer in developing online, high-quality degree programs for adults. It has experienced significant growth since its 1991 inception by focusing on academic quality and learner success in the growing market for online, post-secondary education. Capella`s academic programs are delivered through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Capella University, an accredited online academic institution. The university is known for its rigorous curricula that combine strong academic content and real-world practicality, presented in a flexible, online format geared for adult students. Capella Education Company also owns Capella Learning Solutions (CLS) which provides online non-degree, high-demand, job-ready skills, training solutions ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.capellaeducation.com
  • 225 South Sixth Street 9th Floor, Capella Tower
    Minneapolis, MN USA 55402
  • Phone: 612.339.8650

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