Former Students
For questions concerning Student Affairs and Student Services, please contact [email protected]
Illinois Attorney General Helpline - 1-800-455-2456
1098T Access and Printing
Please click on the link below for instructions to access your 2022 1098-T form online.
To access your 2022 graduation photos, visit https://www.gradimages.com, and enter your last name, school attended, and the year of the ceremony. Their database will provide a link to your graduation pictures or a list of names to select from if there are others with the same last name.
All credits earned at Lincoln College are valid after closure. The Higher Learning Commission regionally accredited Lincoln College, and credits are considered for transfer by any other regionally accredited institution.
Academic records will be preserved and accessible after Lincoln College closes. Records will be transferred to the Illinois Board of Higher Education.
Yes. The Higher Learning Commission regionally accredited Lincoln College, and employers and other colleges/universities will recognize your degree as a valid degree with full regional accreditation.
All refunds and credits have been processed. If you have additional questions about your student account, please email [email protected].
Effective October 24, 2022, former students of Lincoln College and the Midwest College of Cosmetology may request transcripts through the Illinois Board of Higher Education’s Degree Granting Closed Schools listing. Please visit the IBHE website at https://www.ibhe.org/dgclosed.html and scroll down to the header reading “Student Transcript/Verification Request Form” to place your request
Yes, if you were enrolled in the spring semester 2022, you still owe tuition, fees, room, and board. You are responsible for paying for the services at Lincoln College. Contact the Business Office for payment processing at 217-735-5050 and dial 3.
As of May 27, 2022, student health and personal counseling records are in Lincoln Memorial Hospital’s Department of Health Information Management custody at 217-605-5570. Please contact LMH if you need access to your health or counseling records.
They can verify your education at this time by sending the request to [email protected]. They should receive a response within 48 hours.
Syllabi for courses taken at Lincoln College may be requested by emailing [email protected]. Please try to be as specific as possible regarding the syllabi requested (semester and year taken, course number and name, instructor, etc.) as these details will assist in locating the appropriate records.
There are many issues involving student loans if a student's school closes before they complete their degree. First, it is important to know about all of your student loans, including your loan debt, which schools the loans were borrowed from, and who your current loan servicer is (the agency that is responsible for collecting payments on your loans).
You can find all your federal student loan information by accessing the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) at https://nslds.ed.gov/npas/index.htm
You can access the site using your Federal Student Aid (FSA) User ID and qualifying personal identification information.
When you log into NSLDS, you will see a list of every federal loan you have received. Each loan will be assigned to a loan servicer. Usually, they try to keep all of your loans with one servicer. If you click on the "servicer" link, the website will bring up the contact information for that servicer.
Go to the federal student loans website by visiting https://studentaid.gov/. At this site, you can complete "loan exit counseling" and view "repayment calculators."
There are many different criteria including if you transfer credits to another school to complete your degree, and if you were enrolled at the closed school within 120 days of its closure. The following link to the federal student aid site has information for students. It answers many different questions a student may have:
https://studentaid.gov/manage-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/closed-school
Loan discharge is the removal of your obligation to repay your loan under certain circumstances. There are certain eligibility requirements to qualify for a closed school loan discharge; you must apply.
For more information, visit the Illinois State Board of Education website at https://www.isbe.net/.
Mail and packages that have been received, will be forwarded to your address we have on file. If your address changes, email your new contact information to [email protected].
Tax information will be mailed to students per the address on record by January 31, 2023. If your address changes, email your new contact information to [email protected].
The 1098-T will be mailed to students per the address on record by January 31, 2023. If your address changes, email your new contact information to [email protected].