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Capitol Technology University
Basic Information
Address: 11301 Springfield Road, Laurel, MD 20708
Phone Number: 301-369-2800
Email: admissions@captechu.edu
Chair: Dr. Mohamed Shehata
Dean: Dr. Jeff Chi
Additional Information
Student/Teacher Ratio: 12:1
Housing Availability:
On-campus
Type of Housing: Apartment-style Dorms
Diversity:
Over 48% of our undergraduate population is represented by persons of color, and 66% is from underrepresented student populations.
Tuition:
2024-2025 tuition cost per semester: $13,175
Financial Aid:
75% of undergraduate students at Capitol Technology University received financial aid through grants or loans in 2022. Go to https://capl.ink/financial-aid for more information on the many ways to receive financial aid.
Disability Services:
The Vice President for Student Engagement and University Development serves as coordinator for disability support services and learning accommodations. The coordinator's responsibility is to help students with special needs or learning differences gain equal access to college services and programs. If you have been diagnosed with a physical or learning disability and require academic or counseling support services, contact the student life office.
Admission Requirements:
Capitol looks for students who have:
- at least a 2.2 grade point average;
- an SAT score of at least 800 or an ACT score of 17 (now optional to submit scores);
- three years of math, including plane geometry and algebra II;
- two years of science; and
- two years of social science.
Application/Transfer Deadlines:
Undergraduate programs at Capitol Technology University are offered on a rolling admissions basis with no application fee. Students will not be admitted after each semester begins.
Parking Space/Availability:
Free on-campus parking is available.
International Students:
International first-time freshman and transfer students may use the Common Application or our Undergraduate Application for International Students. All Undergraduate Degree Programs are available for international students. There is a $50 application fee.
Degrees Offered:
Undergraduate
- Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Professional Trades Administration
- Bachelor of Science (BS) in Construction Management
- Online Bachelor of Science (BS) in Construction Information Technology and Cybersecurity
- Online Bachelor of Science (BS) in Facilities Management
- Online Bachelor of Science (BS) in Occupational Safety and Health
- Online Bachelor of Science (BS) in Professional Trades Administration
Master's
- Master of Science (MS) in Construction Cybersecurity
- Master of Science (MS) in Critical Infrastructure and Cyber Protection
- Master of Science (MS) in Facilities Management
- Master of Science (MS) in Occupational Safety and Health
- Master of Research (MRes) in Construction Science and Management
Doctoral
Mission Statement:
The mission of Capitol Technology University is to educate individuals for professional opportunities in engineering, computer and information sciences, and business. We provide relevant learning experiences that lead to success in the evolving global community.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Capitol Tech's core values are the characteristics we embrace in working together to fulfill the mission and achieve the vision of the institution.
- Quality--always striving for continuous improvement
- Growth--expanding and changing to meet new needs of society
- Leadership--offering creative, supportive and shared leadership
- Balance--maintaining a balance between competing needs
- Integrity--being honest, ethical and open
- Teamwork--exercising collective effort to support students and staff
- Communications--providing timely and useful information
- Flexibility--discovering and seizing opportunities
- Safety--maintaining awareness and prevention of accidents and threats
Social Media Networks:
- Instagram--https://www.instagram.com/capitoltech
- Facebook--https://www.facebook.com/captechu
- LinkedIn--http://linkedin.com/school/captechu
Program Information:
Capitol Technology University's Construction Program prepares students for a rapidly evolving industry where technology and innovation are key. With $1.3 trillion in annual construction and growing demand for skilled professionals, the field now requires expertise in data communications, cybersecurity, and engineering alongside traditional construction management skills. The program offers both undergraduate and advanced degrees focusing on practical experience, industry partnerships, and hands-on learning through the Center of Excellence in Construction Management (CECM). Located near major organizations like OSHA, Capitol provides students with abundant opportunities for internships and networking, positioning graduates for success in this fast-growing and high-paying field.