Pensacola Christian College

First of all, every college has pros AND cons. PCC has very high standards for dress, music, and conduct. Because many students today don't have those standards at home, the rules can seem too strict at times. I didn't agree with some of them, but in the big picture:they weren't more important than a quality education. My teachers were very personable and easy to learn from. The material covered and the clinicals were exactly what I needed to jump right into nursing after graduation. My preceptor and colleagues were amazed at all I could do right out of college. I have precepted many nurses since graduation and have to reteach them alot of the skills I learned at PCC. I came out of college debt free (and I paid 100% of my college); my colleagues graduating from state schools still have tens of thousands of dollars of debt still. Even with Pastor Schettler leaving, I still feel PCC is the best "vocational" Christian College out there.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

My education at PCC has made the world of difference in where I am today both in career and life goals. God used the classes, teachers, chapels, and friends to guide me to where He wants me to be. I would never have thought of being a teacher before I went to PCC, but God showed me His different plans for my life. PCC helped prepare me to be a teacher, and then provided the opportunities to contact schools, which led to a great teaching position. Since I began teaching, I love it and wouldn't trade it for the world. --Rebecca Linzey

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

My education at PCC has made the world of difference in where I am today both in career and life goals. God used the classes, teachers, chapels, and friends to guide me to where He wants me to be. I would never have thought of being a teacher before I went to PCC, but God showed me His different plans for my life. PCC helped prepare me to be a teacher, and then provided the opportunities to contact schools, which led to a great teaching position. Since I began teaching, I love it and wouldn't trade it for the world.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000