Academics

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We offer financial aid and scholarships to those who qualify. Learn more about financial aid and scholarships

Lincoln College-Normal is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association.

We offer a number of associate and bachelor degree programs, and certificates including,

Associate of Arts
Associate of Science
Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts
Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Management
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Studies
- Law Enforcement
- Corrections
- Pre Law
Bachelor of Science in Tourism, Sport and Hospitality
- Travel and Tourism
- Sport Management
- Event Management
- Hospitality Management

Criminal Justice Studies Certificates:
- Community Relations and Communications
- Counseling
- Disaster Mitigation and Response
- Fraud and White Collar Crimes
- Fundamentals Criminal Investigation
- Investigation of Major Crimes
- Management
- School Safety and Security
Accelerated Bridge to Education (ABE) Program
- Bachelor of Liberal Arts
- Bachelor of Business Administration

Accelerated Bridge to Education (ABE) program

Thinking about career advancement? We make it possible for you to earn up to 27 credit hours throughout the calendar year toward a bachelor's degree in business or liberal arts. Learn more about the program including admission requirements and how to attend one of our information sessions.

Academic Advising

You will be assigned an academic advisor who will work with you to choose appropriate course work each semester to meet the requirements of your educational program. E-mail an advisor at spyne@lincolncollege.edu

Academic Support

Learning Resource Center (LRC)
Take advantage of our free tutoring services in the Learning Resource Center (LRC). Our staff includes professional tutors in writing, foreign languages, speech, math, science, literature, psychology, and business. Learn more about the LRC

Disability Services
Lincoln College-Normal is committed to providing individuals with disabilities equal access to college programs. Learn more about Disability Services

Updated 1/25/08