Founded in 1927, Capitol College, located in Laurel, Maryland, USA, is a fifty-five acre school that specializes in the degree programs of engineering, computer sciences, information technologies, and business. Even though the school's main campus is located in Laurel, commuting students may take approved courses at the Southern Maryland Higher Education Center. Capitol College also has a articulated partnership with the College of Southern Maryland. 1927 (MCMXXVII) was a common year starting on Saturday (link will take you to calendar). ... Motto: Nickname: Founded Incorporated 1870 County Anne Arundel, Howard, & Prince Georges Counties Borough {{{borough}}} Parrish {{{parrish}}} Mayor Craig A. Moe Area  - Total  - Water 9. ...

Undergraduate - Programs of Study

Astonautical Engineering, Business Administration, Computer Engineering, Computer Engineering Technology, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering Technology, Management of Information Technology, Management of Telecommunications Systems, Network Security, Software Engineering, Software and Internet Applications, Telecommunications Engineering Technology

Graduate - Programs of Study

Business Administration, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Information Architecture, Information and Telecommunications Systems Management, Network Security

All master degree programs are taken online.

Other Information

Capitol College's course work is rigorous and very thorough, which enables students many opportunities for hands-on lab experiments and projects. The school is very confident in their student's success in the job market, and offers a ninety-day job guarantee from the day of graduation (or will provide thirty-six additional undergraduate credits tuition free). In 2005, 90% of graduating students received a job offer or went to graduate school within the ninety days.

The school only focuses on academics and does not have any sports teams and recreation facilities around campus. The tuition is not considered expensive (especially for being a private institute), and the college also offers a tuition-lock to full-time students. The tuition-lock locks the tuition fee at the present amount and will not raise throughout the student's schooling. The housing prices are considered very reasonable as well, but the college does not offer a board (food) plan.

External link

• Capitol College website