Nashville Auto-Diesel College

Experiences are important 6 months ago

Grad class of 99-2000 had great experience learned alot and got my degree in auto and diesel technology. I Never looked back. Opened alot of opertunies for me over the last 26yrs .

Betsy Perry 10 months ago

100% waste of money. Son went to this school during covid for Autobody. I know it wasn't there fault but he received no education what so ever and was never offered an opportunity to take courses again. But of course I still received the bill from them and had to pay it in full.

Zach Bond 11 months ago

Don't fall for the lies. Not a good school for your graduating senior. No support. No job placement. No car pool. No anything that was promised. No tool set even though loan was charged 2K. This was a joke. Look in the Borrower Defense to Repayment Program. This was a big scam.

Angel Tyler Edited 9 months ago

My son chose Lincoln Tech after we spoke as a family as to what school would be best for his automotive technology degree. He received two scholarships and scored the highest on his recruitment interview. We are from Alabama and Nashville is a six hour round trip from our home. If you live out of state, there are no meal plans or transportation services besides Uber and Lyft if you are without a vehicle. I had asked prior to my son starting school and his enrollment specialist was clueless. Had we known these things prior to signing day, we would have opted for him to go to Lawson State instead. It’s only 30 min from home. This is a great school instruction wise. The teachers are knowledgeable and very hands on with the students. I have no complaints there. My son finished strong with a 96 in his classes. He had diagnosed and repaired many vehicles since he’s attended NADC. We are very thankful for quality educators. He will be a very successful mechanic. The Collegiate Housing program is less than desirable. Chad would not return the tenants calls when there were issues. I myself called many times and he always sounded like he was asleep or something every call. Let’s also talk

Sonja Hargis 2 years ago

Recently, my partner and I went to Nashville to visit his alma mater. In 1983, he graduated from diesel college in Nashville. On that Saturday when we drove back to the college for the first time since the 80's, Saturday shop was open. We were very pleased to be able to go in and talk to students and talk to an instructor. We were also excited to hear that the college was expanding and getting a new campus, as well as adding an HVAC program! Michael, my partner has spent 41 years making a living as a diesel mechanic. He has worked for dealerships such as Hummer, he has worked for bus lines like White Knight and other trucking companies, as well as large municipalities, keeping the city's fleet in repair. Currently, he he is a senior master technician for one of the most rapidly expanding equipment rental and service companies in the nation, as well as runs his own shop and family farm. The skills he gained at NADC changed his life, and he says it was the best decision he ever made. He was very proud to see new technicians learning the trade and putting in the extra time on a Saturday. The shop instructor was an enthusiastic and pleasant young man, and a credit to the trade. We