Lincoln College is a great experience for people looking to start a new career. The teachers are great and will try to help or understand any problem you have going on. The people are friendly and easy to get along with. I'm glad I attended this school because it has taught me a lot things that I will use later in life.

I must admit, I love Lincoln College as a school. Financial Aid can be a little overwhelming but it's all worth it. Just like any school, there will be staff you like and staff you don't. By the end of the day you are there for an education and Lincoln will deliver! You will fall in love with Ms.Ruldolph and Ms.Cater. They will stay on you and make sure you do what you are suppose to do. The classes are fun and most of all student interact with each other. I recommend Lincoln College to the people who are ready to start their journey and succeed in life. This school is a great step to start.

I went to this school for less than thirty days, and decided to cancel my contract due to personal reasons. When I tried to cancel my contract with the school, the smiles from the staff went from hello, to just plain rude. I asked what do I do with the unused uniforms, coat and books? I was told to return them. Oh no, that wasn't the case at all. Everyone was being rude, and when I say everyone, I do mean everyone. This is what happen when you cancel your contract with Lincoln college. Everyone welcome you when you trying to sign up. Don't you darn cancel the contract with them , they will make you pay, even if you don't owe them, even if they receive your pell grant to pay for the time you were in school. They will make you pay out of pocket, even if you cancelled within thirty days. It's no point of talking to them, they will make it seem like you're in the wrong, like you don't know what you're talking about. My advice, don't go to this school. Why?...

I just signed up for this school. After signing up Financial Aid said I had to come back another day because the school Assistant Admission director didn't coordinate with her and she had an appointment with someone else. Who fault is that, not mine. I came back another day and Financial Aid is working with a student there and passes the appointment time by 15 minutes. The appointment only took 15 minutes, 15 MINUTES. All I had to do was sign 7 pieces of paper and give them a copy of my drivers license. I work, time is money. So far I am not impressed with the school with the lack of customer service. I pray the class room teachers have better work ethics.

......I had been going to this school for a couple of months. My teacher is really good. I am still giving this school a 1 star because they would rather sell seats than educate. Why would I say this when my teacher is a great teacher? It's not him, it's the staff. The school was having career day 9 August and the classroom I was in with test equipment had been set up with tables, chairs, and signs for career day. Instead of waiting for after class to do this or allow the students to work in the classroom with test equipment and just put back the chairs to their configuration the staff move the students to a plan classroom. The teacher waited that classroom to teach because it had test equipment we were working on the day prior. The school wanted the test equipment classroom only to show it off to potential students. Career day was the next day. When class would be done on 8 August, that still gave the school 11 and half hours before career day even started. You think, well, its career day. They are doing a good thing. Yes and no, the only reason they allowed career day at the school is because they want to sell seats. Sad that this school could not have accommodated both. Apparently it was extremely difficult for the staff to arrange tables and chairs and put signs up in one classroom that should of been used by students the night prior to career day. If the staff each had one arm tied behind their back they could of completed this task in 30 minutes. What’s the point in accommodating the students already attending? They already got us to sign the contract. The student’s education should come first, not promoting their school.