Pensacola Christian College

PCC helped to adequately prepare me for being a nurse who cares for the physical and spiritual needs of my patient. I do not regret that I attended PCC. I would reccommend that a prospective college student seek the Lord for His guidance reguarding what school to attend and what to major in. I know that PCC is a safe environment. Their high standards of conduct may not always make sense, but they are certainly better and safer than no standards. PCC is not perfect in doctrine. But they do show forth a desire to magnify the Lord and His word. No school is perfect-all of us are human. Yet I am very thankful for the privilege of attending PCC.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

I enjoyed my time at PCC. Many of the professors were very helpful and encouraging to me. They do push you but I never felt it was unfair. If I wanted to get a good grade I had to work at it. Some subjects came easy and others very hard but the faculty tries to give you all the opportunities they can. Each faculty member has office hours that you can meet with them or if you have a hectic schedule they will work with you to find a time that fits your schedule. I would very much recommend this college to anyone that is willing to work and wants to experience the closeness of other christians.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

If an individual is truly looking for a college to prepare himself for the business world and to strengthen his personal walk with God, PCC is a good choice to consider. If a person is looking for a "party school" or a school that will be a "cake-walk" do not even consider this college - it is not for you.

Because of the high level of competency and skill required by the students to complete the program, Pensacola Christian College has earned the recognition of being the #2 nursing school in the country. Of the nearly 250 students who successfully complete the freshman year, only the top 100 will be chosen to proceed to the sophmore level. The remaining 150 have the option to repeat the freshman level or change their focus of concentration. On average, of those 100 who achieved the sophomore level, only 50-75 will make it all the way to graduation in the nursing field.

The education program is also recognized as being among the best in the state of Florida.
I graduated from the field of Accounting. Upon my graduation in 2003, PCC was actively working to achieve state recognition of the accounting program by state accounting boards to allow the graduates to sit for their state's Certified Public Accounting license directly after graduation. 47 of the 50 states require the sitter to possess a MACC degree (Masters in accounting) or, in some states, an MBA degree (Masters in Business Administration)before allowing the individual to even apply for the exam. An example of their success: Virginia. PCC was recognized as having a better accounting program than some of Virginia's top state schools!PCC is a liberal arts college. That means, if you begin your college career in one major, then determine that you want to change you major because your interest changed or because there is another major that more closely aligns with your career goal, you do not need to change schools. Pensacola Christian College offers over 60 different majors and many more minors, with more being added all the time.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000