Lincoln Tech – Melrose Park, Illinois (Chicago Area)

CAMPUS INFORMATION

REAL WORLD TRAINING FOR A HANDS-ON CAREER

Lincoln Tech’s Melrose Park (Chicago) campus is committed to the advancement of career education, and improving your opportunities for professional success. This campus offers hands-on training for real-world careers in Automotive Technology, Electrical and Electronic Systems, Welding, HVAC, and Medical Assisting.

Campus features:

  • 90,000-square-feet of training including labs, classrooms, and auto shops.
  • Sixteen auto bays, nine lifts, nine drive-in classrooms and a lab.
  • A “Smart House” for Electrical and Electronics students to practice wiring in home settings.
  • Medical labs and simulated doctor offices.
  • Connections to potential job opportunities through Lincoln’s partnerships with local employers and organizations.

Melrose Park automotive students may train on Audi models and technology through an Audi-developed independent learning module. Audi provides the curriculum.

HALL OF FAME SPOTLIGHT: Lincoln Tech Hall of Famer, Richard Brauer, graduated with Auto and Diesel Technology training in 1982. He currently owns 59 Auto Repair, a AAA-approved, 10-bay facility.

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over 20 locations

Lincoln has over 20 campuses across the United States, each featuring select programs.

Lincoln Tech has been preparing students for skilled careers since 1946.

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25 million dollars

In 2026 Lincoln Tech Schools are awarding $25 million in grants and scholarships to qualified students nationally—you could be next!

LAUNCH YOUR CAREER AT LINCOLN TECH

If you’ve got the dream and drive to work with your hands in a fast-moving career field, then it’s time you turn to Lincoln Tech. Auto, Diesel, Skilled Trades, and Healthcare—our campuses have the training and connections you need to make it a reality.

Request information today and start writing your personal success story!

STUDENT TESTIMONIAL

“Lincoln Tech definitely gives you the most hands-on, real-time training. The instructors are all out in the field, experienced. That relays back into your profession and to what you should be doing.”

Paul Apap | Automotive Graduate