Our courses feature a balanced mix of the theoretical and the practical, and our programs are continually reviewed and revised to meet the needs of today's technology-driven marketplace. Today's Lowell Institute School represents the best of two proud and historic traditions, Lincoln Institute, founded at Northeastern University in 1927, and the Lowell Institute School, founded at MIT in 1903. Our classes are held evenings and weekends at Northeastern University's Main Campus on Huntington Avenue in Boston, as well as on Northeastern's suburban campuses in Burlington and Dedham. We have an open enrollment policy. All you have to do to get started is register for a course.
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The student body of the Lowell Institute School is composed of both recent high school graduates and adults. Most students are employed in industry, with a range of vocational experience. Please click here for further information. This page was last updated Wednesday, April 25, 2001. Contact the Webmaster .