Pensacola Christian College

I attended PCC for one year, then I realized I was too old to be babysat and that no one in their right mind pays to be in prison. The only thing I enjoyed about my time spent at PCC was the friends I made while I was there. It may have been worth sticking it out if they were actually an accredited school. After leaving PCC, I tried to transfer to the University of South Florida but they wouldn't accept the credits I earned so I had to start over again as a freshman and retake all of the same classes I took the previous year. Another thing I found suspicious about PCC was that they didn't do placement exams. I should have started at a lower level in my English class but they didn't know that because they didn't care to. Because of my lack of knowledge on the subject, I failed the class the first time I took it. They also put more emphasis on "Finding a husband or wife" than actual academics... very disturbing. It seems that they are only interested in advancing their own cause by breeding PCC-ites.

1st Year Female -- Class 2011

Perceived Campus Safety: A, Education Quality: F

Regarding the Oct.21 regarding the Law School Alumni: Quoting "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."

Just a quick reminder that Esther Slater McDonald is now part of the appalling scandal in the Dept of Justice for her discriminatory hiring practices, that BROKE FEDERAL LAWS. She is currently at risk for disbarrment. So much for ethics at PCC, too much time trying to please authority - and look where it got little miss priss!?!

4th Year Female -- Class 1994

Campus Aesthetics: A+, Education Quality: F