Capital University - Definition and Overview

Capital University is a university in Columbus, Ohio, founded in 1830, that offers five schools of study: Arts and Sciences; Education, Social Work and Professional Studies; Music; Law; Management; and Nursing.

The University is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and is one of the largest Lutheran-affiliated universities in North America. 3,895 students enrolled in fall of 2004.

External link

Capital University (http://www.capital.edu/)

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