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Capital University is a private, independent university in Columbus, Ohio, founded in 1830 by the Lutheran Church and chartered as a university in 1850. It enrolls undergraduate, graduate, seminary, and law students across a main campus at 1 College and Main in the Bexley neighborhood of Columbus, a downtown law school, and Trinity Lutheran Seminary at Capital University. The University offers approximately 60 undergraduate majors and more than 50 minors, along with graduate programs, a Conservatory of Music, a School of Nursing, and a law school offering the Juris Doctor in full-time day and part-time evening formats.

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  1. # Capital University
  3. > Capital University is a private, independent university in Columbus, Ohio, founded in 1830 by the Lutheran Church and chartered as a university in 1850. It enrolls undergraduate, graduate, seminary, and law students across a main campus at 1 College and Main in the Bexley neighborhood of Columbus, a downtown law school, and Trinity Lutheran Seminary at Capital University. The University offers approximately 60 undergraduate majors and more than 50 minors, along with graduate programs, a Conservatory of Music, a School of Nursing, and a law school offering the Juris Doctor in full-time day and part-time evening formats.
  5. Capital University is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and grounded in the liberal arts. Roughly 30% of undergraduates are the first in their family to attend college, and the University reports that 99% of undergraduates receive scholarship support. More than 90 student organizations operate on campus. Capital competes in NCAA Division III as a member of the Ohio Athletic Conference.
  7. This file is maintained by Capital University's Integrated Marketing Communications office. For questions about the content of this file, contact the Office of Web and Digital Services.
  9. ## About the University
  11. - [About Capital University](https://www.capital.edu/about/): Overview of the University's history, character, and institutional profile.
  12. - [Mission and Vision](https://www.capital.edu/about/mission-and-vision/): The University's stated mission, vision, and core values.
  13. - [Leadership](https://www.capital.edu/about/leadership/): University president, cabinet, and board of trustees.
  14. - [Capital Rising Strategic Plan 2026-2031](https://apps.capital.edu/rising/): The University's current strategic plan, its goals, and institutional priorities through 2031.
  15. - [Facts and Figures](https://www.capital.edu/about/facts-and-figures/): Institutional research, the University Fact Book, Common Data Set, and consumer information.
  16. - [Maps and Locations](https://www.capital.edu/about/maps-and-locations/): Campus maps, building directory, and directions. Main campus: 1 College and Main, Columbus, OH 43209.
  17. - [Campus Safety](https://www.capital.edu/about/campus-safety/): Public safety department, emergency procedures, and annual security reporting.
  18. - [Accessibility Services](https://www.capital.edu/about/accessibility-services/): Disability accommodations and accessibility support for students.
  19. - [Title IX and Sexual Harassment](https://www.capital.edu/about/title-ix-and-sexual-harassment/): Title IX policy, reporting procedures, and coordinator contact.
  20. - [Contact Capital University](https://www.capital.edu/contact/): Directory of offices, phone numbers, and mailing addresses.
  22. ## Admission and Financial Aid
  24. - [Admission and Aid](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/): Main entry point for prospective students at all levels.
  25. - [First-Year Students](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/first-year-students/): Admission requirements, deadlines, and process for students entering college for the first time.
  26. - [Transfer Students](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/transfer-students/): Transfer credit policy, articulation, and application process.
  27. - [Graduate Students](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/graduate-students/): Admission to master's and doctoral programs.
  28. - [International Students](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/international-students/): Requirements for international applicants, including English proficiency and visa documentation.
  29. - [Adult and Continuing Education Students](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/continuing-education-students/): Admission pathways for adult learners and returning students.
  30. - [Admission Process](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/admission-process/): Step-by-step overview of applying, from application through enrollment.
  31. - [Office of Financial Aid](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/office-of-financial-aid/): Grants, loans, scholarships, FAFSA guidance, and aid packaging.
  32. - [Tuition and Fees](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/office-of-financial-aid/tuition-fees/): Published tuition rates and mandatory fees by program and year.
  33. - [Cost of Attendance](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/office-of-financial-aid/cost-of-attendance/): Full estimated cost including tuition, housing, meals, books, and personal expenses.
  34. - [Room and Board Rates](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/office-of-financial-aid/tuition-fees/room-board/): Housing and meal plan pricing.
  35. - [Student Accounts](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/student-accounts/): Billing, payment plans, and account services.
  36. - [Schedule a Visit](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/schedule-a-visit/): Campus tours, open houses, and visit-day registration.
  37. - [Apply](https://apply.capital.edu/portal/apply): Online application portal.
  39. ## Academics
  41. - [Academics Overview](https://www.capital.edu/academics/): Entry point for all academic programs, schools, and departments.
  42. - [Majors and Minors](https://www.capital.edu/academics/majors-and-minors/): Complete listing of approximately 60 undergraduate majors and more than 50 minors.
  43. - [Graduate Programs](https://www.capital.edu/academics/graduate-programs/): Master's and doctoral offerings across nursing, education, business, and counseling.
  44. - [Meet Our Faculty](https://www.capital.edu/academics/meet-our-faculty/): Faculty directory with credentials and areas of expertise.
  45. - [Experiential Learning](https://www.capital.edu/academics/experiential-learning/): Internships, undergraduate research, field placements, and applied learning.
  46. - [Academic Resources](https://www.capital.edu/academics/academic-resources/): Tutoring, academic success services, and student support.
  47. - [Blackmore Library](https://www.capital.edu/academics/academic-resources/blackmore-library/): Library collections, research services, and hours.
  48. - [International Education](https://www.capital.edu/academics/international-education/): Study abroad programs and international partnerships.
  49. - [Continuing Education](https://www.capital.edu/academics/continuing-education/): Professional development and non-degree offerings.
  50. - [Office of the Registrar](https://www.capital.edu/academics/office-of-the-registrar/): Registration, transcripts, degree audits, and student records.
  51. - [Academic Calendars](https://www.capital.edu/academics/office-of-the-registrar/academic-calendars/): Term start and end dates, registration windows, holidays, and final exam schedules.
  52. - [Education Accreditation](https://www.capital.edu/academics/education-accreditation/): Accreditation status and reporting for education programs.
  54. ## Schools and Academic Departments
  56. - [Art, Art Therapy, and Art Education](https://www.capital.edu/academics/art-art-therapy-and-art-education/): Studio art, art therapy, and art education programs.
  57. - [Biological and Environmental Science](https://www.capital.edu/academics/biological-and-environmental-science/): Biology, environmental science, and related majors.
  58. - [Business](https://www.capital.edu/academics/business/): Undergraduate and graduate business programs including accounting, finance, management, and marketing.
  59. - [Chemistry and Biochemistry](https://www.capital.edu/academics/chemistry-and-biochemistry/): Chemistry and biochemistry degree programs.
  60. - [Communication and Theatre Studies](https://www.capital.edu/academics/communication-and-theatre-studies/): Communication, theatre, and performance studies.
  61. - [Conservatory of Music](https://www.capital.edu/academics/conservatory-of-music/): Music performance, music education, music technology, and music therapy degrees.
  62. - [Criminology and Sociology](https://www.capital.edu/academics/criminology-and-sociology/): Criminology, criminal justice, and sociology programs.
  63. - [Education](https://www.capital.edu/academics/education/): Teacher preparation and licensure programs for early childhood through secondary education.
  64. - [English](https://www.capital.edu/academics/english/): Literature, writing, and English education.
  65. - [Health and Sport Sciences](https://www.capital.edu/academics/health-and-sport-sciences/): Exercise science, athletic training, and sport management.
  66. - [History](https://www.capital.edu/academics/history/): History major and minor programs.
  67. - [Interdisciplinary Studies](https://www.capital.edu/academics/interdisciplinary-studies/): Individualized and cross-disciplinary degree paths.
  68. - [Law (Undergraduate)](https://www.capital.edu/academics/law/): Undergraduate legal studies and pathways to the law school.
  69. - [Mathematics, Computer Science and Physics](https://www.capital.edu/academics/mathematics-computer-science-and-physics/): Mathematics, computer science, data analytics, and physics.
  70. - [Media, Film, and Public Relations](https://www.capital.edu/academics/media-film-and-public-relations/): Film, media production, journalism, and public relations.
  71. - [Army ROTC and Military Science](https://www.capital.edu/academics/army-rotc-military-science/): Army ROTC program and commissioning pathway.
  72. - [Nursing](https://www.capital.edu/academics/nursing/): BSN, accelerated nursing, and graduate nursing programs.
  73. - [Accelerated Nursing Program](https://www.capital.edu/academics/majors-and-minors/nursing-accelerated-program/): Second-degree accelerated BSN pathway for students with a prior bachelor's degree.
  74. - [Political Science and Economics](https://www.capital.edu/academics/political-science-and-economics/): Political science, economics, and public policy.
  75. - [Pre-Law](https://www.capital.edu/academics/pre-law/): Pre-law advising and preparation for law school admission.
  76. - [Pre-Med and Health Specializations](https://www.capital.edu/academics/pre-med-and-health-specializations/): Pre-medical, pre-dental, pre-pharmacy, and allied health advising tracks.
  77. - [Pre-Seminary](https://www.capital.edu/academics/pre-seminary/): Preparation for seminary and ministry study.
  78. - [Psychology](https://www.capital.edu/academics/psychology/): Psychology degree programs and research opportunities.
  79. - [Master in Counselor Education](https://www.capital.edu/academics/majors-and-minors/master-in-counselor-education/): Graduate program in clinical mental health and school counseling.
  80. - [Religion and Philosophy](https://www.capital.edu/academics/religion-and-philosophy/): Religion, philosophy, and ethics programs.
  81. - [Social Work](https://www.capital.edu/academics/social-work/): Accredited social work degree program.
  82. - [World Languages and Cultures](https://www.capital.edu/academics/world-languages-and-cultures/): Modern language study and cultural programs.
  84. ## Law School
  86. - [Capital University Law School](https://www.law.capital.edu/): Columbus law school offering the Juris Doctor, located downtown and separate from the main Bexley campus.
  87. - [Law School Admission and Aid](https://www.law.capital.edu/admission-aid/): JD admission requirements, deadlines, and financial aid.
  88. - [Law School Academics](https://www.law.capital.edu/academics/): Curriculum, concentrations, centers, and academic policies.
  89. - [Juris Doctor Program](https://www.law.capital.edu/academics/juris-doctor/): JD degree offered in full-time day and part-time evening formats; the evening program is one of the longest-running in the country.
  90. - [What Is a JD?](https://www.law.capital.edu/academics/juris-doctor/what-is-a-jd/): Explanation of the Juris Doctor degree, what it qualifies graduates to do, and how it differs from other law degrees.
  91. - [Moot Court and Mock Trial](https://www.law.capital.edu/academics/experiential-learning/moot-court-mock-trial/): Advocacy competition programs and the difference between moot court and mock trial.
  92. - [Law School Academic Calendars](https://www.law.capital.edu/academics/juris-doctor/academic-calendars/): Term dates and deadlines for law students.
  93. - [Law School Tuition and Cost of Attendance](https://www.law.capital.edu/admission-aid/explore-financial-aid/tuition-and-cost-of-attendance-samples/): Sample cost of attendance budgets for JD students.
  94. - [Law School Student Life](https://www.law.capital.edu/student-life/): Student organizations, housing, and life in Columbus for law students.
  95. - [Professional Development](https://www.law.capital.edu/professional-development/): Career services, externships, and bar preparation support.
  96. - [About the Law School](https://www.law.capital.edu/about/): History, accreditation, faculty, and facilities.
  98. ## Seminary
  100. - [Trinity Lutheran Seminary at Capital University](https://www.trinity.capital.edu/): Graduate theological education and ministry formation. Located at 2199 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio.
  102. ## Student Life
  104. - [Student Life Overview](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/): Campus life, community, and the undergraduate student experience.
  105. - [Activities and Organizations](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/activities-and-organizations/): More than 90 student clubs, organizations, and governance groups.
  106. - [Residential and Commuter Life](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/residential-commuter-life/): Housing options, residence life staff, and commuter student services.
  107. - [Residence Halls](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/residential-commuter-life/residence-halls/): Individual residence hall descriptions, amenities, and room configurations.
  108. - [Meal Plans](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/residential-commuter-life/meal-plans/): Dining options and meal plan tiers.
  109. - [Health and Wellness](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/health-and-wellness/): Student health services, counseling, and wellness programming.
  110. - [Career Development](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/career-development/): Career advising, internships, job search support, and employer connections.
  111. - [Arts and Culture](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/arts-and-culture/): Performances, exhibitions, and cultural programming open to students and the public.
  112. - [Office of Diversity and Inclusion](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/office-of-diversity-and-inclusion/): Multicultural programming, support services, and inclusion initiatives.
  113. - [A Capital City](https://www.capital.edu/student-life/a-capital-city/): Capital's relationship to Columbus, Ohio's capital city, and the opportunities that location provides.
  115. ## Athletics
  117. - [Capital University Athletics](https://athletics.capital.edu/): Official athletics site. Capital competes in NCAA Division III as a member of the Ohio Athletic Conference, fielding teams under the Comets name.
  118. - [Athletics News](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/general/archives): Game recaps, announcements, and program news across all sports.
  119. - [Football](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/football): Schedules, rosters, statistics, coaching staff, and news.
  120. - [Men's Basketball](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/mens-basketball)
  121. - [Women's Basketball](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/womens-basketball)
  122. - [Baseball](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/baseball)
  123. - [Softball](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/softball)
  124. - [Men's Soccer](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/mens-soccer)
  125. - [Women's Soccer](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/womens-soccer)
  126. - [Men's Lacrosse](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/mens-lacrosse)
  127. - [Women's Lacrosse](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/womens-lacrosse)
  128. - [Women's Volleyball](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/womens-volleyball)
  129. - [Women's Bowling](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/womens-bowling)
  130. - [Cross Country](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/cross-country)
  131. - [Track and Field](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/track-and-field)
  132. - [Men's Golf](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/mens-golf)
  133. - [Women's Golf](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/womens-golf)
  134. - [Men's Tennis](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/mens-tennis)
  135. - [Women's Tennis](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/womens-tennis)
  136. - [Esports](https://athletics.capital.edu/sports/esports)
  138. ## Current Students and Faculty
  140. - [Current Students](https://www.capital.edu/current-students/): Hub for enrolled students covering registration, technology, and campus services.
  141. - [Faculty and Staff](https://www.capital.edu/faculty-and-staff/): Internal resources, human resources, and teaching support.
  142. - [Human Resources and Employment](https://www.capital.edu/faculty-and-staff/human-resources/): Job openings, benefits, and employment policies.
  144. ## Optional
  146. - [News](https://www.capital.edu/about/news/): University news releases and announcements.
  147. - [Capital Stories](https://www.capital.edu/about/capital-stories/): Feature stories on students, faculty, alumni, and university initiatives.
  148. - [Alumni and Friends](https://www.capital.edu/alumni-friends/): Alumni association, events, benefits, and engagement.
  149. - [Give to Capital](https://www.capital.edu/give/): Giving opportunities and donor information.
  150. - [Parents and Families](https://www.capital.edu/parents-families/): Resources and communication for families of students.
  151. - [College Readiness Resource Hub](https://www.capital.edu/admission-aid/college-readiness-resource-hub/): Guidance articles for prospective students and families on preparing for and transitioning to college.
  152. - [Summer Courses](https://www.capital.edu/academics/academic-resources/summer-courses/): Summer term offerings and registration.
  153. - [Privacy Policy](https://www.capital.edu/privacy-policy/): Website privacy practices.

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