Lincoln College of Technology in Indianapolis, Indiana, offers career-focused training for students interested in various high-demand fields. Established in 1961, the campus features impressive facilities such as 37 auto bays, 16 diesel bays, and two collision paint booths, alongside a state-of-the-art Gene Haas Center for Advanced Automation, enhancing its specialization in machining and manufacturing. The curriculum includes programs in automotive technology, collision repair, diesel technology, HVAC, electrical/electronics, machining and manufacturing, medical assisting, and welding technology. These programs are designed to ensure students gain hands-on experience, further facilitated by partnerships with industry leaders such as Haas Automation and Johnson Controls, providing them with advanced technologies and industry-relevant skills.

Students at Lincoln Tech benefit from a variety of support services, including financial aid assistance—available to 95% of students—alongside career services with job placement assistance and academic support. The college’s commitment to high-quality vocational training earned it the "Indiana Technical School of the Year" award. The environment is designed to be secure, boasting an A- safety rating, while the student-to-faculty ratio stands at 25:1. Despite a C- overall Niche grade, the Indianapolis campus is strategically located near major transportation routes and city attractions, offering a practical and accessible learning environment. Graduates are generally well-prepared, with an average starting salary of $29,200 and a graduation rate of 53%, reflecting the institution’s dedication to student success and career readiness.