Pensacola Christian College

I know that I am called to this school. I like it there. God is working in my life. HOWEVER, if God Himself has not called you, do not go. They are far more controlling than most parents are. A woman does not have the same rights as the men (women have to be 21 before they can go off campus; men can do so at 18). There are many unwritten rules that must be adhered to as tightly as the written rules. Dating is pushed hard to the guys when they get there. I was called there, and I love it; but if you are not called, DON'T GO.

2nd Year Female -- Class 2011

Faculty Accessibility: A+, Surrounding City: D

Know what you're getting into before you go. Is PCC strict? Yes, but it is a learning atmosphere. it is not a party atmosphere in any sense of the word. At PCC you will be expected to act professional, which is learned within the first semester or two. The faculty is great and truly cares about you. They push you and expect perfection. If you want to be very well prepared for your career, come to PCC!

3rd Year Male -- Class 2014

Education Quality: A+, Extracurricular Activities: C+

I loved my years at PCC. The Lord used those years to draw me closer to him and prepare for service. PCC helped me to develop discipline in my life and expect excellence in all that I do. The rules were mostly organizational, and made sense to me. Everywhere you look on campus you see excellence and that is instilled in all of the students (meticulous yardwork, quality programs). I only wish more students had a desire to serve the Lord on campus, what is reflected many times at PCC is a student body that is wordly and rebellious. For the most part the student body wants to learn more about serving the Lord and following his will, but the few detractors make it difficult for the average student to see the spiritual heartbeat of many of the students. If you are planning to attend PCC purpose now to:

1. Follow to the best of your ability every guideline you agreed to follow (it will make you more disciplined and will help your focus.)

2. Make friends with those students that go on Christian service and have a positive outlook towards authority and thier college experience. Don't make friends with those that allow you to complain and be lazy, purpose to make friends that you know will encourage you to draw closer to Christ.

3. Pray and read your Bible every day
4. Make goals concerning your college career 5. Don't confuse your lack of demerits with spirituality (less than a third get more than 15 demeritys)... only through the leading of the Holy Spirit make personal standards and assess yourself.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000