College Profile

History

Founded in 1966 as the Briarwood Secretarial School, the institution became Briarwood College in 1979 and was renamed Lincoln College of New England in 2010. Lincoln College of New England is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education and the State of Connecticut Board of Governors for Higher Education.

Locations

Southington CT Campus (Formerly Briarwood College)

If you want to pursue a degree, but may only be able to attend classes on weekends or wish to attend an accelerated program, we have courses tailored just for you. No matter what route you may choose, every student at Lincoln College of New England is given a chance to be amazing and made to feel part of the community and campus life.

At the Southington campus, you can be roommates with someone from a nearby town, or a foreign country. Lincoln College of New England also has a strong commuter population. Courses are flexible so you can go to class, get to your job, and make it home for dinner.

The campus offers intercollegiate athletic programs such as men’s basketball and women’s soccer which complete in the Division III level of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).  Membership allows Lincoln College of New England allows us to participate in the New England Region (Region (XXI).  Other intramural athletics include: bowling, cheerleading, flag football, men and women’s softball, and volleyball.

The 43-acre campus is nestled at the base of Mount Southington and is just minutes away from the lively Queen Street with its bustling shops, dining, and entertainment. Nearby is the popular destination for fun - Lake Compounce Amusement Park.

Suffield CT Campus (Formerly Clemens College)

Lincoln College of New England's Suffield campus can help you acquire the education and knowledge base necessary to be amazing and successful.  Student life on the Suffield campus is directly related to the energy and creativity of the student body. The Director of Student Services assists and supports students' involvement in campus life, their individual and social development, issues related to health and wellness, life in the residence halls, participation in student government, and co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

The campus offers a selection of exercise machines, basketball courts, and sports equipment for basketball, volleyball, and soccer.  During the summer and fall, nearby Sunrise Park and state parks are ideal for swimming, boating, bicycling, hiking, and camping. Winter sports nearby include skating, hockey, sledding, and skiing, both cross country and downhill. 

Mailing Addresses

Lincoln College of New England
Southington Campus
2279 Mount Vernon Road
Southington, CT 06489

Lincoln College of New England
Suffield Campus
1760 Mapleton Ave
Suffield,CT 06078 USA

Telephone

Southington Campus
(860) 628-4751 or (800) 952-2444 (toll free)

Suffield Campus
(860) 668-3515 or (800) 955-0809 (toll free)

FAX

Southington Campus
(860) 628-6444

Suffield Campus
(860) 668-7369

Accreditation

Lincoln College of New England is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education and the Connecticut State Board of Governors for Higher Education. Individual programs are also accredited by organizations within their specific professions.

Student Body

Approximately 650 students at our Southington Campus location, both full and part-time, are enrolled. Students come from Connecticut and as well as from many other states and several foreign countries.

Faculty

At Lincoln College of New England, all members of the faculty teach and counsel students. Many faculty members are active in their professions and advisory committees and are involved in monitoring and updating the curriculum.