What makes FlexPath different?
Fitting higher education into your busy schedule can feel like a challenge. FlexPath can help. Instead of traditional exams and fixed deadlines, you demonstrate competency in specific areas within your chosen discipline – all with the freedom to learn at your own pace.
Learn on demand
Successfully complete a course and advance to the next one without having to wait. Need extra time on a new topic? You can take it.
Manage your costs
You pay per 12-week session rather than per credit. The faster you successfully complete your coursework, the less your degree will cost.
Leverage your experience
Set your own deadlines and use your knowledge and experience to move forward at your own pace.
Engage one-on-one with faculty
Check in with faculty to get feedback on your work and answers to your questions.
Programs available in our FlexPath format
- Business
- Health Care Administration
- Information Technology
- Education
- Nursing
- Psychology
1 of MBA alumni say that they are satisfied with their Capella education.*
*Alumni Outcomes Survey, 2020–2021
1 of health administration alumni agree that their degree has positioned them to achieve their professional ambitions.*
*Alumni Outcomes Survey, 2020–2021
1 of information technology alumni are satisfied with their Capella education.*
*Alumni Outcomes Survey, 2020–2021
Master’s
Doctoral
1 of education alumni agree that their faculty were well qualified and did a good job.*
*Alumni Outcomes Survey, 2020–2021
Bachelor's
Doctoral
1 of nursing alumni agree that FlexPath provided the flexibility they needed to pursue their degrees.*
*Alumni Outcomes Survey, 2020–2021
1 of psychology master's degree alumni agree their education was designed around the needs of working professionals.*
*Alumni Outcomes Survey, 2020–2021
FlexPath student testimonials
See and hear how real students make it work. Find out what can happen when you control the pace of learning, apply what you know to make fast progress and take advantage of flat-rate tuition to help lower the cost of earning a degree.