Capella University.

Do not rewrite it yet. Put the returned work beside the scoring guide and mark which row each comment belongs to, because a resubmission that improves the writing without moving a row scores the same twice. Most returns cluster on one or two criteria, and once they are named the revision is usually an afternoon rather than a restart.

Then the useful number is submissions per remaining week, not hours worked. Count what is left, divide it into the days you have, and compare that against what you have actually managed so far. If the answer is that the pace has to double, that is worth knowing now while an extension or a lighter plan is still a choice rather than an emergency.

Programs vary and your enrollment advisor holds the real answer, so ask them rather than a forum. What is worth deciding first is which format actually suits you: self-paced rewards people who work steadily without external deadlines and punishes everyone else, and that is a fact about your working life rather than about your ability.

Name the track and the courses when you write in, not just the school. Matching here runs on the credential the work needs — a psychiatric-mental-health course goes to somebody holding that certification — and a request that says only Capella gets a slower and less accurate match than one that says which program and which assessment.

Nothing. There is no communication with your school in any direction, no account is accessed, and your record here runs against a client number rather than your name. What appears on a card statement is deliberately uninformative. This is not a policy that has exceptions for particular circumstances.