Lincoln College, Lincoln

We provide students with the best educational experience possible and an opportunity to succeed. What makes Lincoln College special is our staff and their willingness to meet the individual needs of each and every student.

Lincoln College at Lincoln is a two-year residential campus offering a liberal arts foundation as well as athletic and fine arts programs. Lincoln College at Normal also offers associate degree programs as well as four-year programs and a cosmetology school. Both central Illinois campuses provide low student to faculty ratios and complete supportive services.

Lincoln is our “flagship” campus and its mission is to provide a high-quality two-year educational experience primarily to traditional-age residential students and also to a growing enrollment of more mature commuter students. All are welcome to study at Lincoln College - Lincoln.

Lincoln College provides a full measure of personal support. This is an intentionally small institution because we strive to give each student substantial individual attention. Our class sizes are small and each year we are delighted to observe students, faculty members, and support staff coming together as an academic family. There are a number of extra-curricular and co-curricular activities available to students on both campuses and, because of our small size, we are able to offer many educational enrichment opportunities.

Lincoln, Illinois, is a community of approximately 15,000 residents. The city is located about three hours from Chicago and two and a half hours from St. Louis. It is an area rich in American and Illinois history. This city is also the county seat of Logan County and was the first city named for Abraham Lincoln, an event which occurred in 1853 before he became a nationally-known figure.

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