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PCC is a great school. I was well trained to become a Christian educator. I made many close, Godly friends that I am still in contact with today.

There are many irrational rules at the college, but as a student/alumni I cannot complain about them because I DID agree to submit to the rules of the college when I began attending PCC.

4th Year Female -- Class 1999
Scholastic Success: A+, Individual Value: C
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Go where God leads you! Anytime you are out of God's will, you will be miserable. PCC was definately God's choice for me. Does that mean the school was perfect or that I completely agreed to every policy of the school - NO. But what it does mean that it was a good where I received a superior education and that God used those years to teach me lessons I could not have learned anywhere else. Don't be misled by those complaining individuals who gripe about their whole experience. No one forced them to stay--it was their choice. And, don't be misled by the lack of accrditation, PCC has a reputation for superior academics. I presently have hours toward a second MA with Wake Forest University.
Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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People that attend PCC already know before going in that this college has very strict guidelines and rules. The rules are in place to make each student as professionally minded as possible. Believe it or not people - professional jobs have rules - sometimes lots of them. If you can't handle the rules at the college you chose to attend, how can you expect to handle rules in the real world?Suck it up, and deal with it. Once you work with the system, you will greatly enjoy your college experience at PCC and make lifetime friends along the way.
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