Pensacola Christian College

College was the best experience of my life. I would do it all over again many times. I wish I could go back where I had so many friends and was so happy. God did so much for me while I was there. The rules I didn't understand, but once you accept them you can move on and do the best you possibly can. I will never forget PCC!

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

We are to be set apart from the world. And that's what PCC is trying to do. They are trying to instill values, morals, and integrity to its students. Now, the rules are hard to get used to if you are not used to them. But if you can get past your first year (first year is the hardest) then you will do just fine. The real world does not put up with some of the things that you might want to do. So, why would you think PCC would be any different? Plus, PCC does have a rope tied around your feet keeping you from leaving. If you don't like it there's the door. But out of respect for others and the college, the kind and Christian think to do is not to berade it. If someone asks you about it just tell them that yes they are strict but if you like that or want that then it's great. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but degrading a school is not right. Things have changed in just a few years that I have left there. But when I was there there were good times. I mean, don't get me wrong I had my share of meetings with Dean Baer, but I would not say the school is stupid, or hypocritical. In my personal opinion, those of you writing hurtful comments about the school need to grow up. Obviously, you couldn't hack it at PCC, therefore the reason you were writing such hurtful things.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000