Indianapolis, IN · 9.2 Miles From Indianapolis
Lincoln College of Technology-Indianapolis
Certificate · Associate DegreePrivate for-profit
This route fits a student who wants technician training alongside customer service, business, and service-operation skills, with multiple schedule choices at the Indianapolis campus.
Lincoln Tech’s Indianapolis Automotive Service Management Technology AAS combines hands-on vehicle service with shop operations and customer service. The program lists 70 credits, 1,545 instructional hours, and about 83 weeks, with day, afternoon, and evening schedules. Coursework covers mechanical, electronic, hydraulic, and accessory systems plus hybrid vehicles and service communication.
Lincoln College of Technology-Indianapolis is 9.2 straight-line miles from Indianapolis and offers certificate and associate degree options across 116 awards. The 57% graduation rate is schoolwide.
- Automotive Awards
- 116 Certificates & degrees · 2023–24
- Schoolwide Graduation
- 57% Institution-wide · 150% time
Program Details
Researched September 8, 2026- Length And Delivery
The Indianapolis AAS requires 70 semester credits and 1,545 instructional hours. Lincoln Tech lists approximately 83 weeks to complete the program and offers day, afternoon, and evening schedules with on-campus hands-on instruction plus some online coursework.
- Technical Systems
Students learn to test, diagnose, replace, repair, and adjust mechanical, electronic, hydraulic, and accessory systems on current automobiles. Published objectives include engines, transmissions, brakes, electrical components, alignments, suspension, and preventive maintenance.
- Diagnostics And Hybrids
The curriculum uses industry-standard diagnostic tools and covers computerized engine management, fuel, ignition and emissions controls, manufacturer guidelines, technical manuals, and the basics of alternative-fuel and hybrid vehicles.
- Service Operations
Alongside repair skills, students study professionalism, time management, problem-solving, customer communication, cost estimates, and service operations. Lincoln Tech presents these skills as preparation for work with dealerships, fleets, tire and lube centers, and specialty shops.
- Safety And Certification
The program objective includes safety protocols, personal protection, hazardous-material handling, and preventive maintenance. The published learning objectives also say the program prepares students for Automotive Service Excellence certification exams.