Pensacola Christian College

My experiences at Pensacola Christian College were, for the most part, very positive. They did an excellent job in not only preparing me for teaching in a Christian school, but for living my life as a Christian--being able to use the principles that I was taught there to make wise, Biblically-based decisions in my life, and impart the truths of God's Word to my child. Life has not been perfect, but that is in no way a reflection on my alma mater. Based on my four years there, I feel that Pensacola Christian College did an outstanding job of preparing me for the future--stressing attendence in church (I still go to all church services--I didn't get "out of the habit" while attending a college where attendence wasn't mandatory or encouraged); I read my Bible and pray on a consistent basis; I learned to live with people I didn't know (you'll appreciate that one when you get married!); self-discipline was stressed, and punishment was meted out when necessary (everyone has to obey the same rules--it's YOUR choice to either yield and comply or suffer the consequences; the excuse of "I didn't know" doesn't fly--remember you are supposed to read the handbook before registering for classes--if you don't, then that's your fault).

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

I loved my time at the school. It was the time of spiritual growth for me because the environment was condusive to spiritual mindedness. The friends I met there are today still most valued and an important part of my life. The academics are tops and the quality of education is high. I recommend the college often, but I also understand that it is not the place for everyone. It has helped to mold me into the individual I am today, mostly because of what I learned outside of the classroom. I learned discipline, a healthy work ethic, and to make excellence my standard. I am so appreciative of my education there.

5th Year Female -- Class 1993

Campus Aesthetics: A+, Surrounding City: C

This is a top rate nursing school. It is difficult academically, but any nursing school that prepares you thoroughly for the NCLEX-RN Examination, and to work in the field of nursing, should require a lot from their students. In the medical field one is dealing with life and death decisions. If I am ever in the hospital, I would rather have a PCC prepared RN over any other nurse in the country. This school also is great preparation for graduate degrees like a Masters and Nurse Practioner degrees.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000