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In a world where education and career opportunities are more competitive than ever, the need for you to obtain broader perspectives on a variety of global business issues is a necessity. Which is why Capella University has joined The Wall Street Journal in a collaboration that will provide learners and faculty full personalized access to the Journal.
The Journal provides career advice and ties real-world examples into what you learn, giving you the opportunity to enhance your educational experience and stay ahead. You can use your school-sponsored WSJ membership to:
· Access WSJ.com, WSJ mobile apps, newsletters and podcasts
· Research topics relevant to your courses and careers
· Personalize your news and coverage alerts
· Track real-time stories and industry trends
· Enjoy the most engaging coverage of arts, culture and life
Activate your complimentary WSJ membership
1. Visit WSJ.com/Capella
2. Login with your university e-mail account
3. Select "Student" under account type, and create your unique password.
If you already have an account and have questions about your school-sponsored membership, call 1-800-JOURNAL or email [email protected].
About The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal is a global news organization that provides leading news, information, commentary and analysis. Published by Dow Jones, The Wall Street Journal engages readers across print, digital, mobile, social, and video. Building on its heritage as the preeminent source of global business and financial news, the Journal includes coverage of U.S. & world news, politics, arts, culture, lifestyle, sports, and health. It holds 37 Pulitzer Prizes for outstanding journalism.
Welcome business students! Click here to start or renew your full digital access to The Wall Street Journal
Weekly Reviews
Students in Capella's business programs will have access to weekly article summaries provided by The Wall Street Journal. The article summaries are provided in 16 business disciplines and contain questions designed to develop the critical-thinking skills necessary for professional success.
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We suggest that you log into The Wall Street Journal once a week and browse through the stories for that week, making notes from stories to inform your discussions or support assignments. Or, keep a list of interesting ideas to think about as you move forward in your program and career. We hope that in just 15-30 minutes of browsing the WSJ each week you will find interesting stories which are related to your coursework and that encourage you to have discussions with your classmates and instructor.
Need Help Creating Your Account?
Are you wondering how to initiate your account? How to use WSJ in you courses? We've created a short Power Point deck that shows you how to set up your account. It also contains tips and tricks for utilizing WSJ most effectively.
Having Issues Accessing Your Account?
Wall Street Journal Support:
· For a password reset or other access problems, email [email protected]
· For any other issues call the Education Customer Service group at 800-975-3968
Capella's Learner Support Line:
· Email Learner Technical Support, available via phone or chat
· For any further issues call 888-227-3552, Option 3 for technical support
