Where Are Lincoln Tech Campuses Located?

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Lincoln Tech operates 22 campus locations across the United States, according to the school's website. The site does not publish a single list of all 22 addresses on its homepage, so the practical way to find a campus near you is to start from the program you want and then check which locations offer it — because not every campus teaches every field.

What the website confirms

The homepage states the school is "80 years strong" and lists 22 campus locations as one of its headline figures. It organizes training into four broad areas:

  • Automotive — hands-on vehicle repair and auto industry skills
  • Skilled Trades — HVAC, welding, and electrical
  • Health Sciences — patient care and support roles
  • Information Technology — IT skills for real-world problem solving

The site also notes an 80% graduate placement rate (footnoted) and that $25 million in scholarships will be awarded to qualified students in 2026.

Why the campus list matters more than the number

The key point for a prospective student is that program availability varies by campus. A campus that offers Automotive may not offer Welding, and a campus with a Health Sciences program may not have an IT track. So "22 locations" tells you the scale of the network, not whether the specific training you want is available where you live.

How to find the right campus for you

  1. Pick your field first. Decide whether you're aiming at Automotive, Skilled Trades, Health Sciences, or IT.
  2. Use the program pages. The homepage's "Choose Your Program" section links to each field with a "LEARN MORE" path — that's the entry point for seeing where a program is taught.
  3. Confirm the specific campus. Once you've identified a program, verify that a location near you offers it before planning a visit or applying.
  4. Check the admissions basics. Lincoln Tech requires students to be a high school graduate or to hold a state-approved equivalency (such as a GED, HiSET, or TASC), or an associate's degree or higher from an accredited institution.

A quick way to think about it

If you want to train in HVAC, don't search "Lincoln Tech near me" and assume the closest campus works. Search the Skilled Trades program, then narrow to locations that teach it. The same logic applies to any of the four fields.

For financial questions, the site points to scholarships and financial aid pages rather than listing costs on the homepage, so tuition and aid details need to be checked separately for your chosen campus and program.