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The Campus Visit provides potential students and their families information on Lincoln Trail College programs and degree options. Students can learn about various career paths, such as earning certificates to start a career right away, earning two-year Associate degrees, or taking classes to transfer to a four-year college or university. Information on financial aid, student activities, athletics, and how to enroll is provided, as well.
Sign Up for a Campus Introduction and Tour:
We will do our best to accommodate your schedule. Please fill out the form and an admissions representative will be contacting you to set up a tour and campus introduction that works best for you.
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. We can work with you and accommodate your schedule.
Tours are tailored to you and your interests, so most tours range from 30 minutes to 1 hour.
Your campus tour will begin with an introduction to the college and then we depart from Student Services and discover essential spots for the LTC students such as the Student Union, the Statesmen Grill, the Performing Arts Center and Lackey Music Hall, the Sports Center, the Eagleton Library and any classroom associate with your field of study.
The tour will begin with an introduction to the college admission process, then we will take you to essential locations on campus associated with your area of study. We will end the tour in the Bookstore, and you will receive a 25% off coupon on all merchandise, so if you plan on purchasing anything, please bring means of payment.
Upon request, we can arrange an opportunity for you to meet with a departmental representative in your academic area of interest.
We recommend bringing with you a copy of any test scores and unofficial or official academic transcripts.
To cancel or update details of your scheduled tour, please email your admissions representative.
Directions
Located on Highway 1, (one mile north of Route 33), the 280-acre campus site was purchased in January 1970. LTC is one hour from Terre Haute, Ind.; two hours from Champaign/Urbana; two hours from Evansville, Ind.; and four hours from Chicago. It’s also one hour from Amtrak train service in Effingham, Ill.
