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5.45.80.218:valid:Content Nonsensical, Duplicate Survey, High Vulgarity, High Grammatical Error, Probably Admissions, Content Useless, Malicious Intent/Faked, SPAM, :1
5.45.80.218:valid:Content Nonsensical, Duplicate Survey, High Vulgarity, High Grammati

Statistical Analyzer:

I graduated 16 years ago and the memories continue to haunt me. Do NOT attend this college under any circumstances. If you are a true believer it will screw you up with its emphasis on man obeying the law instead of God's grace. If you are not a believer you will never want to become one!

Like many others, I went because this school was on the short list of ones I was "allowed" to attend without being excommunicated from my family—another was in South Carolina, if you get my drift. So I thought, "Well at least this one is close to the beach." Ha, ha. If you love to go to the beach, this will be a new experience for you. No music, nowhere near the guys, oh, and please wear pantyhose between the school and the beach in case someone sees you!

But I digress. We were required to attend chapel everyday, church three times per week (plus S.S.), prayer group each night and hall meeting (it's another devotional) once a week. This would be fine if these were quality services with real substantive messages and/or real discussions about Christianity. They were not. They were often guilt trips about having a good attitude about all the rules, or the same message over and over again about knowing God's will for your life. My personal favorite was "Incest is Wrong!!!"—so is that a big problem at PCC?

I came out of that place so screwed up. If it hadn't been for my husband, another PCC grad (God bless him), I would have dropped out of the whole Christian life.

Please, please, do not attend this school. If your parents won't pay for anywhere else, you can get loans on your own! They will get over it sooner than you will get over the painful experience of attending PCC.