May 1 came early to Capital University. Capital hit its enrollment goal for first-time, first-year students on April 27, days before National College Choice Day, the deadline by which accepted students should send their deposits to their school of choice in order to guarantee a spot. By May 4, the university had created a wait list. Capital’s goal for incoming students for fall 2010 is 625. By the end of Friday, April 30, the school had received 695 deposits. On Monday, the number jumped well into the 700s, and Tuesday morning — with 740 first-time, first-year and 49 transfer deposits in-hand, the university began placing students whose deposits were postmarked after May 1 on a wait list. Admission to the nursing program is closed to traditional undergraduates for fall altogether.