Lincoln Culinary Institute

The Lincoln culinary institute was founded in 1946 with the mission of providing career training to returning World War II veterans. The institute has evolved as a center for post-secondary education and today it comprises of a network of 38 campuses in 17 states.

Lincoln’s approach to education is to provide practical programs that help you get hands-on training in the culinary arts and a number of other fields. The school accomplishes this by means of a student-focused education that will empower you to reach your individual goals.

Ranging from diplomas to associate degrees, Lincoln Culinary Institute offers a variety of learning options. You can pursue programs in concentrations such as:

• Baking and pastry making
• Automotive
• Business
• Healthcare
• HVAC
• Spa and cosmetology

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, population and income growth are expected to result in a greater demand for places to dine at. This in turn will increase the demand for the services of chefs and other food experts between 2012 and 2022. Career prospects for healthcare, business and technical professionals also look positive during the projected periods. So, if you have an interest in the culinary arts, then completing a program from the Lincoln culinary institute can possibly help materialize that into a viable career.

Lincoln understands the value of your career training. This is why it has various financial assistance opportunities that you can apply for. Some of the funding options at Lincoln culinary institute are:

• Federal and state grants
• Student loans
• Scholarships
• Alternative funding
• Repayment plans

You can also apply for scholarships and grants such as the:

• Pace Setter Practical Nursing Scholarship Program
• American Hero Scholarship Program
• Lincoln's Pride Scholarship Program
• Anthony Barone Scholarship Program

Lincoln culinary institute is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS), which is recognized by the US Department of Education. Besides the ACICS, the school is also recognized by the:

• The Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges
• The New England Association of Schools and Colleges
• The Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools

• Accelerated Career Training - The accelerated career training programs at Lincoln makes Lincoln stand apart from other institutes. The school offers programs that can possibly help you pursue a career in the field of your interest, such as culinary arts, automotive, business, information technology, spa and cosmetology and more.


• Dedicated Faculty - The instructors at Lincoln are there to help you in and outside of the classroom.


• Lincoln Initiatives - The school offers a number of support services to help students learn in an effective manner. Its educational initiates such as the Lincoln Edge and our Early Student Engagement program can assist you in planning your future.


• Financial Aid - The availability of a variety of financial aid options also makes the school a suitable place to pursue a culinary career-focused education.