Pensacola Christian College

Overall I give PCC a good recommendation. You will receive a quality education at a very affordable price. The campus is beautiful. You will have the opportunity to make many life-long friends.

However, PCC is not for everyone. When you go you must have a completely submissive spirit or you will not last. An attitude of obedience is a must.

PCC is an excellent college for the Christian student who does not want to study in a secular environment, and become tainted by worldly philosophies. Look into the college before you decide to attend. Even make a visit if you are able to. Seek as much advice as possible weighing both the good comments and the bad. Also listen closely to your parent's and pastor's advice. God will honor you for honoring them.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

PCC is a great place for future preachers and future preachers' wives. For a Business degree, I'd look elsewhere. I made some great friends; I'd say that's the best thing to come out of my experience at PCC

What frustrates me is that so much of the negative talk about PCC is about the rules. The bigger issue is that the college is giving Christians a bad name in the world. That saddens me.

I vividly remember Dean Cirone teaching that "a workman is worth his hire" and that when in business we should pay people what they're worth. I also remember Scott Spencer offering me a 3-year contract at $12,000/year under the average salary for that position in Pensacola. Then I remember that seeming contradictory to what I had been taught.The college administration sent me an email asking me to review the college on this site because they were concerned about the negative comments. That seems pretty unprofessional to me.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

The nursing education I received was exceptional. But, the college as a whole...it only benefits you if you know how to use it. If you have no self-discipline or respect for authority you better get some before you head to PCC! If you can't learn to respect rules even when you don't agree with them you will never survive. The school is ok. The teachers are great as a group. There are always those who sour the bunch. Looking back, I definately would have visited before enrolling. Ask the students what they really think...not what they're told to say at college days. Get the truth. Get the facts! I read a lot of the student stories from online sites before I went. I'd heard the rumors. I still chose to go. I tried to get an eyes open view. Whether the stories were true or not doesn't matter. it's what people say, and you will only hear more if you attend PCC. would I do it again...probably not, but I am thankful for what I learned there.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000