Pensacola Christian College

I feel that my years at PCC were mostly positive and beneficial. While there are some negative aspects I think there will be at any college. I don't agree with everything that PCC stand for (some of the rules are over the top), I think it is (or at least was when I was there) a good school.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

In the art department, PCC has a good curriculum and GREAT teachers. It's tough at first because you think you're good at art and the grades don't reflect that. Just take the teacher's advice and in four years you will look back at your art porfolio and see how much you've grown as an artist. Amazingly enough, the teachers were right by giving that low grade in your freshman year! (if you were bad like me!)

In terms of school-life outside of classes, you're a true loner IF you don't have at least 1 friend at PCC because they are packed with activities and programs (sometimes overwelming) but making close and lasting friendships will not be a problem. That's something I really love about PCC.

Finally...the rules. Yeah, there's a lot of rules-some I still don't know why or understand.
There are two types of rules. The first type are just rules to keep the students nice and tidy, and "under-control" and have also come to existence because of a student who found a way around another existing rule.

The second type of rules are derived from the Bible and are ultimately God's rules-not PCC.
If you break too many PCC rules you will get demerits and possibly kicked out. If you break too many of God's rules. . .I'll be praying for you :)

The reason I say all this about rules is that at PCC we all get rebellious at time and when we think we are only being rebellious against PCC, we are in reality being rebellious against God- so be carefulIn conclusion, I don't regret going to PCC- I had a lot of fun with my friends and classmates. I learned a lot about the Bible(KJV) and Jesus Christ. And now, I have a cool job because of my education. Don't forget to pray when choosing any college.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

I recommend H.S. students visit the college personally while the school is in session and talk to others in your possible field. My college has only helped me attain pretty much every job I've applied for due to their high standard for the education field.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000