Pensacola Christian College
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My four years at PCC were the best years of my life! My teachers were great and I had no problems with the rules. I held a job while on campus and had the opportunity to be involved in many extracurricular activities. I always felt safe and met many lifelong friends. My classes were fun and informative, and I find I still miss chapel. If I had to choose two things for improvement, it would be 1. accreditation (made it difficult to get my teaching degree, even now I can only teach at private schools or start over) and 2. I had a difficult time trying to see Pastor Schettler. I went to his office to make an appointment and was told I had to go forward in a service and talk to someone and then could meet with the Pastor. It never happened. I realize there are many concerns the pastor of a huge church must face, but having an approachable leader is also important.