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This college is set on a beautiful location.Other
This college is set on a beautiful location. The education you get there is decent. But there are major drawbacks for attending.

If you live in the dorm you will be made especially familiar with all the rules of the college; much more so than if you don't live on campus. I thought I could handle all the rules, and did for four years. Once I started dating someone seriously, though, I realized how much more rules there were to this college than if I would have not been in a serious relationship.

The college monitors most social activity on the campus by use of video cameras and chaperones galore, and tries to monitor as much off-campus activity as it can.

I felt that some (not all) floor leaders were out to try to catch students doing something wrong, and used their imaginations to make up something a student was doing to make it wrong.

Dating is really hard there, as the average student can't go off-campus with their date unless accompanied by a parent or a chap. The places couples can hang out are limited, as well as the sitting areas.

There is nothing wrong with chapel, church, Spiritual growth - all are excellent in fact, however this college requires daily attending of chapel as well as required church services: Sunday morning, evening, and Wednesday evening - and a student is not allowed to choose a church but must attend the campus church.The price is right, though. Beautiful place, decent education if you can stand all the rules, extra-curricular requirements and being watched when you step out of your dorm.

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The academics at Pensacola are above average andNursing
The academics at Pensacola are above average and I was more prepared to enter the field of nursing when I graduated than other new graduate nurses. However in retrospect, I would not attend PCC nor would I encourage others to attend there. The staff and faculty have the opinion that no student can be trusted with any priviledges nor can they make good informed decisions when it comes to social matters. The atmosphere is stifling, very restrictive and I do not look back on my college days with fond memories. College students are legal adults and should be treated with some respect. There is little if any respect given to students by the faculty. I endured college knowing that in the end I would benefit from the high standard of education, but I now realize that there are other good options for a nursing education.
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I was outstandingly prepared, not just for aOther
I was outstandingly prepared, not just for a workforce, but relationally. My college was interested in the total person, knowledge, emotion and spirit. Also, a terrific school to go to if you need an on campus job. It goes directly to your school bill, or cash.

It is a christian college, so, the major interest for students is spiritual development as related to the workforce.

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