Pensacola Christian College

I am currently employed as a police officer. As a regular course of my daily duties I come into contact with citizens that have chosen not to follow the many rules of society (commonly known as laws.) These people are often viewed as "suspects" or "perpetrators." Students that choose to go to PCC are also obligated to abide by a set of rules (known as the Student Handbook.) When they choose not to follow these rules consequences follow. Typically these consequences only result in demerits (a point system that leads to further disciplinary action if necessary.) Yes, PCC has rules that other colleges or universities don't have. If you are going to college to experience the party life, get drunk or sleep around then don't choose PCC. If you're going to college to further your education, meet lifelong friends and to grow in your spiritual life then PCC is the place for you! PCC never has and never will claim to be the best choice for any student. However, they do claim to be a safe place for a Christian young person to focus on their education and avoid the many temptations and pitfalls that are so common on other college campuses. Many students have chosen to attend PCC and then chosen to violate the rules that are in place. When they are punished, they blame the rules instead of blaming themselves for violating them. Don't let these "suspects" and "perpetrators" cloud your perspective about PCC!

4th Year Male -- Class 1999

Useful Schoolwork: A+, Surrounding City: C