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Accredited & recognized
Capella University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
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Why Choose Capella?
Gain the business prestige and respect that comes from a PhD or DBA from Capella, and become a business influencer.
Two Learning Formats
Choose the option that fits. GuidedPath, a flexible, yet structured approach or FlexPath, a self-paced format.
A Mentor for You
You’ll be matched with a mentor who will support, guide, and encourage you, providing feedback to keep you moving forward.
Distinguished Faculty
Our faculty is made up of scholar-practitioners who are active within their professions and bring real-world experience to the courseroom.
Full Access to WSJ
We’ve teamed with The Wall Street Journal to give business students full digital access to timely, relevant business news.
Capella’s Delta Mu Delta
Membership is a mark of excellence in business studies, signaling a commitment to academics and leadership potential.
Expert Advisory Board
Capella's School of Business, Technology, and Health Care Administration Advisory Board ensures our curriculum is developed with the insight and support of industry leaders.
Relevant blog posts
Whether you’re considering a return to school, exploring new career paths, or seeking ways to improve your job performance, the Capella Blog has relevant articles to support your goals.
PhD in Business Management vs. Doctor of Business Administration
Two doctoral programs focused on business. What are the differences, and which one is right for you?
How Will a Doctoral Degree Help My Career?
There’s plenty to think about when considering a PhD or professional doctorate—what program, what field, what to research and how—but the ultimate question might be: What does it mean for your career?