
If you attended Lincoln College of Technology (Lincoln Tech), there’s a real chance you were misled—and if so, you could be entitled to full federal student loan forgiveness through the Borrower Defense to Repayment program.
Here’s what you need to know.
Lincoln Tech, operated by Lincoln Educational Services Corporation, has faced multiple lawsuits and government investigations over the past decade:
Even if you didn’t attend those specific campuses, you can still qualify if you experienced similar misrepresentations.
You may qualify if you:
You don’t have to prove fraud in court. You only need to show that the school substantially misled you and that it influenced your decision to enroll or stay enrolled.
If approved, you may receive:
You have two options:
Our experts will handle the entire process for you—including writing your application, gathering documents, and handling appeals.
Want to try it alone? Use our free walkthrough:
We’ve helped thousands apply for forgiveness through Borrower Defense, including students from:
The Sweet v. Cardona settlement already canceled loans for thousands of students from schools like Lincoln Tech. But many more borrowers haven’t yet applied.
If you wait, you may miss out on:
Start your loan relief request today and find out if Lincoln Tech defrauded you.

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