From Capella University's School of Technology, which offers a Bachelors and a Masters of Science in Technology. Here is what they say ... below I have what some students or other websites say.

Our IT degree programs give you the advanced tech skills you need to stay competitive in today's IT market. Study the enterprise systems that leading corporations currently use. Learn in small classes. Gain hands-on insight in writing software, network management, developing Web applications, and the prevention of cyberterrorism. You can also earn credit towards your degree for certifications and job experience.There are various ratings sites out there, and I'm not really sure if these stats mean much, but thought it might be good to point them out anyway.

At Rate It All, Capella gets a 3.5 out of 5 for their undergraduate programs.

At Students Review, Capella gets A's in education quality and university resource use, and rather low marks in social life and extracurricular activities ... surprise, surprise for being an online university. There are also useful stats at the site like the numbers of graduate students (3,337) and undergrads (422).

Here are a few comments from students in undergrad IT programs ...

I have worked as a network administrator / security engineer for the last 15 years. I am on the IT Program with a Networking concentration at Capella. I am into my 6th course and it has not been easy. Every class has been a challenge. The best part is that I am learning practical information that I can apply on my job. Instructors are knowledgeable and sincerely caring.I think of the college as a private well established institution. It costs the same as our local 4 yr but the teachers and staff are far more accommodating to adult learners. IM 28, have a 6 yr old and work nearly full time. So this type of College not only fits my life but will help me secure a better paying job in my same field of work. I thank God everyday that I am able to attend. It's not only changed my life but that of our family's. It exciting to know if my husband was laid off next week, that I could bring home bacon or MORE!