Pensacola Christian College

This college advertises as a school where everything is always happy and wonderful, well it's not. The dean's and dean's assistants are always looking at you trying to find something wrong with the way you are dressed or the way you are acting. If they are in a bad mood they will stop anyone they set their mind to stop whether they are breaking the rules or not. Their motto seems to be "If it looks good, or sounds good, it must be bad."

2nd Year Female -- Class 2006

Perceived Campus Safety: A-, Education Quality: F

Academics leave much to be desired; it's lovely to have teachers who graduated the year before with an undergrad degree teaching you. Everyone is either brain-washed or afraid.Go somewhere else. College loans might be necessary, but don't waste your time here.

4th Year Male -- Class 1996

Campus Maintenance: A, Innovation: F

This college is not for everybody. I went to PCC with little knowledge of what the college was like. After I had arrived on campus and allowed my surroundings to sink in, I percieved -to my chagrin- that PCC was not the place for me. But, PCC IS for some people. It was during my sophomore year that I began to realize that, had PCC not existed, there would be many people that plainly would never recieve any education further than high school. But, wait, let me describe these "many" of whom I speak. This "many" is composed of those that likely would develop accute schizophrenia or other mental lapse in typical - shall I say "secular"? - social environments. Yes, they are people, too; but society couldn't use them, they're just too sheltered. But, if it weren't for them, PCC would likely be run over by a rebellion. If these sheltered elite didn't run the school clothed in the offices of "floorleaders" and equally demerit-happy "P.L.'s," PCC would probably go absolutly liberal like normal colleges. Trust me, rebellion is suppressed at PCC, but it does exist amongst the student body. I went to PCC for two years, I had and still have many friends there - my views ARE NOT the conceptual minority among the student body. FEAR is the tool of the administration. POWER is the drug of the "many." LIBERTY is the dream of the normal. I've found the answer to my dream; for those who haven't found it - you can make it, have fun, just don't get caught. BEWARE THE 'PCC BOOT!'

2nd Year Male -- Class 2006

Education Quality: A+, Individual Value: F