Lincoln Technical Institute

Reviews

• SS

  Sean Sandy

  Oct 22, 2025
  1.0
  This school was the worst experience of my life and set me up for failure in life for the years following. I graduated in 2020 during the midst of Covid and we had to finish our schooling online due to the circumstances. The hands on side of the schooling was terrible we rarely did things w our hands / actually worked on situations that would benefit us in the field. The career services department never reached out to help with finding apprenticeships after I reached out multiple times expressing my stress and uncertainty. It has been more than 5 years since I’ve graduated and I’ve applied to sooo many places with no luck of getting an apprenticeship to just get my hours to become an actually technician. It’s something I regret everyday and the school needs to do better with preparing their students / teaching them more hands on things so they are comfortable when they actually go into the field.
• CA

  Constance Adomah

  Oct 10, 2025
  5.0
  Dan Scott is my Hero
• MB

  Marlo Buonforte

  Aug 29, 2025
  5.0
  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Lincoln Tech is an incredible tech school for hands on training. I’ve seen firsthand how dedicated the staff and instructors are to helping students succeed, not only in the classroom but also in building real career opportunities. Their programs provide practical, hands on training that employers are looking for, and it’s clear they care about preparing graduates for the workforce. I’m impressed by their professionalism, organization, and commitment to excellence. Highly recommend Lincoln Tech to anyone considering technical education!
• AA

  A A

  Aug 9, 2025
  1.0
  Wasn't the right fit for me
• PC

  Paulina Chwalek

  Aug 6, 2025
  1.0
  I am writing to express serious concerns regarding the instruction Benjamin R in the electrical course at Lincoln Tech. Unfortunately, my experience with his teaching has been overwhelmingly negative. Benjamin consistently demonstrates a lack of engagement and interest in teaching. His explanations are minimal, unclear, and often completely absent, leaving students confused and unsupported. It’s apparent that he has little desire to help students understand the material or succeed in the program. Even more troubling is his disrespectful attitude toward students. Rather than fostering a professional and supportive learning environment, he regularly dismisses questions and shows open frustration when students seek clarification. This behavior creates a toxic classroom atmosphere and significantly hinders the educational experience. A school like Lincoln Tech, which promotes career-focused education, should hold its instructors to a much higher standard. I strongly urge the administration to reevaluate Benjamin’s conduct and commitment to his role as an educator.