Pensacola Christian College

I'll admit it. PCC can be very weird, but if you choose to overlook all the weirdness and focus on your schoolwork you will be fine. My Freshman year I complained allot and hated many things about PCC. Over the summer though my perspective changed and I decided to go into my Sophomore year with a good attitude. That made a world of difference. You can have fun and you can learn so many things. You just need to quit complaining about everything that is wrong and focus on what you need to do while there. It will be worth it.

2nd Year Female -- Class 2008

Faculty Accessibility: A+, Campus Aesthetics: F

PCC had the most positive influence upon my life and teaching career. Much of what I learned I have and am implementing in my school, I learned in my classes. My instructors were extremely helpful and taught me many practical tips that I use today.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

PCC provides an excellent education. Certainly, PCC is not for everyone. The college is unique. But that quality lends itself to excellence.

For those who posit that students graduating from PCC cannot attend law school, let me just point out that PCC graduates routinely get admitted to and graduate from law school. Moreover, those graduates excel in law school. For example, Joshua Dunlap, a 2005 PCC graduate, recently graduated first in his class from Notre Dame Law School (South Bend, Indiana) and, before him, Esther Slater McDonald, a 2000 PCC graduate, was second in her class at Notre Dame. Both attended Notre Dame with full-tuition (or almost full-tuition) scholarships. Similarly, other graduates have attended law, medical, and business schools on significant scholarships. Get the facts before you judge.

4th Year Female -- Class 2000

Education Quality: A+, Surrounding City: C+