Highlight of Colorado trade schools and community colleges: Lincoln College of Technology, Denver
This profile is part of BraveTracks’ series on Colorado trade schools and community colleges soon-to-be high school graduates might want to check out.
Name: Lincoln College of Technology, Denver
Tuition: First year, in-state students can expect to pay $32,604 for the full course load and $2,532 for books and supplies, according to the Lincoln College of Technology website.
Popular associate degree programs include:
- Automotive: ”Get behind the wheel of a career with high-speed potential. Take your passion for the hottest cars, latest technology, and high performance machines and turn it into a career. By the time you graduate, you’ll be equipped with the industry-experience needed to work as an automotive technician, collision repair technician, service technician, parts specialist, diesel engine specialist, and more.” –Lincoln website.
- Culinary: A culinary career lets you be a part of an industry that is always in need of skilled chefs. At Lincoln Culinary Institute, you’ll receive professional, technical instruction from seasoned chefs in the areas of culinary arts and international baking and pastry. Plus, our modern kitchens are equipped to let you prepare cuisines from around the world – from amazing dishes to show-stopping centerpieces and delicious pastries.”–Lincoln website.
- Spa and Cosmetology: “From hair design to skin care, Euphoria Institute teaches you hands-on techniques professionals in salons and spas use today. Instructors with salon and spa experience guide you through cosmetology courses exploring everything you need to succeed in the beauty industry. Plus, you’ll get to practice what you’ve learned inside our very own student salon clinics, full-service salons open to the public.”–Lincoln website.
