Pensacola Christian College

This college is a great place to learn about the Lord and to prepare you to better serve Him.
I got my undergraduate in Electrical Engineering at PCC and have just started my Master's at Purdue. There are some areas where I find myself weaker than other students. I've learned that most students take linear algebra and probability in their undergraduate, and some take a class dedicated to digital signal processing. This would come in very useful when pursuing a graduate degree. While it is possible (I hope) to overcome these, it is uphill.My advice to HS students, pray about it. I really liked PCC and met some incredible people there. I would do it all over again. But it is not right for everyone. Pray and seek the Lord's direction.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

The school has a nice campuse and facilities (not faculty just facilities.)but thats about thier only selling point. I do not reccomend this school to anyone. I'm not just saying the typical "wow these rules are gay!" comment but I'm actually trying to tell you the truth! Which is that about 95% of the faculty thier are self absorbed, vain, arrogant, just-for-show, carnal christians. And its really sad because thier whole advertising scheme is the opposite. They portray themselves as the "perfect christians" trying to help other christians with "the most perfect school of christ on earth!" (sorry to steal that from the late MR. Knox)But honestly this school could be a good place to study if it did not have the o so typical unhumble just for show christian leadership that so many religious places have struggled with since the beggining of time. So over all I rate this high for campus and facilities and extremely low for faculty and leadership. I wont get into the student body because that would just be way to long to explain.

2nd Year Male -- Class 2010

Campus Aesthetics: B, Faculty Accessibility: F

If you are seeking a good, competitive, liberal arts degree, you should consider going to an accredited college. PCC's non-accredited status is a stumbling block to those seeking a professional career, or to those seeking to transfer to a graduate-level institution. Moreover, PCC's liberal arts programs are not nearly as competent as those offered at accredited schools. If you are simply looking for an INDEPENDENT FUNDAMENTAL Bible degree, then PCC is a good choice. The problem is that most PCC students realize this truth only after having spent time and money in attendance there. PCC is good only for their own--Independent Fundamental Baptists. So seriously consider this before attending PCC.

3rd Year Female -- Class 2009

Campus Aesthetics: A+, Useful Schoolwork: F