I enrolled in Capella because the courses were che...
I enrolled in Capella because the courses were cheap, but as the old saying goes, you get what you pay for. The first class I enrolled in was the Ethics course. I used to teach ethics, so I figured this would be a breeze.
I was absolutely shocked to see how much wrong information the university has in the course work. They pass off what is clearly whimsical opinions about a situation and present it as an "ethical framework". One item I remember well, under Divine Command Theory, said "eating veal is okay because the Bible says we may eat all living things". I clicked "report a problem with this question" at the bottom of the screen and quoted Leviticus 11, where it clearly says some foods are unclean.
In other places in the course, the answers on the tests completely contradict the actual coursework, and it's literally impossible to get the answers right because you just have to guess at what the author happened to think at the moment SHOULD be the right answer, completely irrespective of the ethics or philosophy.
I tried contacting the university several times by reporting problems with questions. They didn't offer any valid explanation, and basically responded with either weak justifications, or simply repeating the answers to the questions I reported.
I'm seriously wondering how on earth they got accredited... also, if this is the ethics course, I can't imagine what the other courses will be like.