Pensacola Christian College

Well, I have to admit that PCC is not for everyone. I think that you can have a pretty good experience if you have a good attitude about it. The rules get pretty tight and it is definitely harder as you have been there longer to deal with the rules. It is a good teaching in self-discipline and when you graduate, boy is it going to be a breath of fresh air to get out in the real world.

3rd Year Female -- Class 2006

Faculty Accessibility: A, Social Life: D-

I would say that the college certainly did help me to push myself and to do the very best that I could. The church services with Pastor Schettler taught me more than I can put in to words. As a student I was placed in a leadership position known as a floor leader and was able to experience a whole new side of PCC. If there was one thing that I could say as something they should work on, it would be to not set themselves up as God. It is one thing to expect excellence, however it often appears perfection is demanded and if not the student is dismissed. Some of those kids come from homes where they have no support from their family to begin with and now are outcasts from the school and give up on their Christian walk altogether when all they needed was someone to help them along. Some kids come from homes where there is no positive character building so when they choose to come to PCC it cannot be expected from them right away, it has to be learned. The school has great academics, and I met my husband there which is wonderful. However, I will not send my children there.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000