Lincoln College of Technology - Grand Prairie is located in Grand Prairie, Texas, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

School Overview

Nature: It is a private, for-profit, two-year junior college.

Location: The campus is located at 2915 Alouette Drive, Grand Prairie, TX 75052, in the center of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. The region has a developed economy and rich industries, providing students with many internship and employment opportunities.

School size: The school is small. In 2018-2019, there were 1,096 students in the school, including 1,096 full-time students and no part-time students.

Student-faculty ratio: The student-faculty ratio is 22:1. This relatively low student-faculty ratio is conducive to teachers providing students with more personalized teaching and guidance.

Professional settings

Automotive service: The school's automotive service management technology major can award an associate degree. This major provides students with comprehensive knowledge and skills training in automobile repair, maintenance, management, etc., so that students can be competent for a variety of jobs in the automotive industry.

Collision Repair and Painting Technology: Using a hybrid learning model that combines online and offline learning, students can complete part of the coursework at home, and then perform actual car body repair, painting and other practical operations on campus to master the professional skills of automobile appearance repair.

Computer numerical control machining and manufacturing technology: Students receive training at the Haas Technical Education Center on campus, learning to read blueprints, write CNC codes, and operate industry-standard machining equipment, such as Haas Automation's 3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis lathes and milling machines, etc., to lay the foundation for entering the manufacturing industry.

Diesel and Truck Service Technology: With the development of the local economy, the use of diesel trucks has become more and more widespread, and the demand for diesel and truck technicians has also increased. This major provides students with professional training in diesel engine repair, truck maintenance, etc. to meet the market demand for such professionals.

Electrical and Electronic System Technology: This major combines low-voltage electrical training with electronic system skills, enabling students to master the repair and maintenance skills of home theater equipment, closed-circuit television systems, fire alarm systems, etc. The course schedule is flexible, with different class times available during the day, afternoon and evening.

Teaching Mode and Features

Practical teaching is the main focus: focusing on the cultivation of practical operation skills, the course setting is closely integrated with the actual work scene, and through laboratory practice, project internships and other methods, students can master professional knowledge and skills in practice and improve their ability to solve practical problems.

Close cooperation with enterprises: We have established in-depth cooperative relations with well-known local companies such as Hussmann. These companies not only provide the school with advanced teaching equipment and technical support, but also provide students with internships and employment opportunities to help students better understand industry trends and corporate needs and improve their employment competitiveness.

Flexible learning methods: Some professional courses adopt a hybrid learning model, which combines online learning and offline practical operations, allowing students to make flexible arrangements according to their own time and learning progress to improve learning efficiency.

Student Support and Services

Employment Services: The school has a dedicated employment service center to provide students with employment guidance, career planning, resume preparation, interview skills training and other services. At the same time, the school also maintains close contact with enterprises, keeps abreast of job market trends, provides students with a wealth of internship and employment information, and helps students enter the workplace smoothly.

Academic and career counseling: Provide students with academic and career counseling services to help them develop study plans, choose professional courses, plan career development paths, etc., to ensure that students can succeed in their studies and future career development.

Student life services: The school provides students with accommodation arrangements to facilitate out-of-town students. In addition, the campus also has facilities such as libraries and student activity centers to enrich students' extracurricular life and promote their all-round development.