All of my professors and the other faculty were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. The campus is beautiful.
My suggestions for LCNE: decrease tuition fees, offer a bigger variety of courses (such as foreign languages) and majors, and play a bigger role in finding employment for students and graduates. The Career Services department does their best, but unfortunately many graduates still struggle with finding employment in their fields.
Lincoln College of New England is a great school with wonderful staff members. LCNE, has been wonderful with their communication and accommodations throughout my entire time here. The biggest enjoyment, is receiving my Criminal Justice education through well rounded/ experienced Professors. Many of these Professors have high expectations for their students, knowing they are more than capable of success! Professors are here to guide us, we are here to apply the guidance within our societies, upon completion. I look forward to graduating with my Associates Degree this coming December. Along with pursuing another two years to obtain my Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice.
A big thank you to ALL of the staff here at Lincoln College of New England.
Great campus, small but residential! Full of great student life activities and teachers are always very attentive to their students and want you to succeed.
Former student. The school offers decent courses, the problem however is in the academic advising or lack of. I found out last minute I couldn't graduate due to not having a public speaking course, the dean and I both learned the college didn't offer any public speaking courses. Apparently it was a surprise to the both of us. I ending up having to take the course at another school. To make a long story short, it is a decent school- but nobody really knows what they're doing. I think the school would benefit from a strong staff that can offer connections in the community. This would be beneficial to students in securing internships and eventually employment. After all, is that not why we go to college, to build a career?
Hello, I can say this with an honest mindset when I say that LNCE is a good college and has an amazing staff. During my time here, I've treated nothing other than respect from both the facilities/staff and the students that partake in those classes. If I ever had a problem with either academics or student life, I was welcome with open arms by multiple people and/or resources to combat my issues and have my problems fixed within a weeks time.
This is the worst college ever! I have completed many degrees in many different colleges and I have to say this college is ridiculous. They find things to charge you for. I am having to pay tuition plus another $150 to receive my diploma. No one ever once mentioned that I would have to pay for my diploma. I had to repeat a class because I was .01% off from the passing grade. I had to pay an extra $2500 to complete the class again. I had one of the guys in career services calling the office I worked at harassing anyone that picked up the phone. He was pretty much just trying to get information to say that I received the job I have, because of Lincoln. I do not even do the same thing I went to school for. That is some complete BS! This school is a worthless piece of S&*t! The only person that I worked with, that would actually take the time to help was Brandy Swanson. She is the best! Other than that this school is a waste of time and money!
As a current student of Lincoln College of New England I appreciate everything the school has done for me. When I inquired for information about the business administration program I was contacted immediately by the staff here. The professors are wonderful and really care about their students.The staff is friendly and welcoming and always make me feel comfortable.
Pretty great School. Academics are on point and well based on learning. Love it.
I find it interesting how the school represents themselves with utmost professionalism upon initial interest in the school, however, once a student, staff appears much less concerned. Many of the employees are unprofessional and rude. I'd conveyed matters with designated personnel; I'm lucky to even receive a reply and if so, it is a patronizing and diminishing one. Consider yourself aware, LCNE. Don't badger students to attend your overpriced school, particularly if you're to represent yourself otherwise. Express yourself professionally. Clearly, your poor rating on google makes clear sense!
Lincoln college of New England is an excellent school. The staff are very deticated and committed to helping you succeed, and i have had very few problems with the teachers throughout my 2 years here. The small class sizes are great, they make you feel important because the teacher actually knows you by name, unlike in huge lecture halls with several hundred students where you are basically just a number. I would recommend this school to anyone looking to get a degree in any of the programs offered, its the best.
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