Pensacola Christian College

PCC is a great college, however too many students don't give ita chance. There are rules but no matter what you do with your life there will always be rules. The student life department really loves and cares for each student. I am so thankful for the education department and how helpful they have always been. When I look at friends from high school who had the El. Ed major at different colleges, I feel that I am so much more prepared than anyone else. They are always urging all of us in the area of professionalism, that is why there are so many rules. If you try a semester -Don't give up go for at least a year or two. The friends you make your first two semesters will either make or break you- Find ones with great attitudes.

4th Year Female -- Class 2008

Campus Aesthetics: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: B

College is college. If you are looking for a place to party and have fun all the time, PCC is the last place for you. I am very pleased with the education I am recieving. Although I am not having a hilariously fun time there, I feel that in spite of PCC's lack of accredidation, I am being very well prepared to get into law school. The main thing is, get good grades and build your resume. Most law schools will forgive the accredidation issue if you are a good candidate. I transferred in from a state school and I just finished my 3rd semester there. At PCC, you will make some of the greatest friends you will ever meet. Most of the student body are good kids. The faculty is excellent. I was frustrated my first year because I had several graduate assistants as my teachers, but sophomore year was much better. The faculty are professional and well prepared over all. The rules are a challenge. Most of them are OK, but especially the curfew and dress code are difficult to get used to. That said, they have taught me to dress for success. I feel prepared to interact with professionals because PCC taught me how to dress like one. (I am working at a law firm over the break.) It is a pain in the butt to put on a tie and jacket to go and grab a hamburger though. One last thing, try not to work in the work program. It is a challenge trying to match class and work schedules, and the work is boring.

1st Year Female -- Class 2011

Scholastic Success: A, Innovation: F

The college has very high standards--morally, socially, and scholastically--but the faculty and staff are willing and able to help you achieve those standards.

1st Year Female -- Class 2011

Useful Schoolwork: A+, Collaboration/Competitive: C+