My son loved it at first. Then right after we made his last semester payment, they kicked him out…read morefor holding the hand of his girlfriend. Went to appeal and they said its school policy that was violated. Of course they wanted our money first. I would never reccomend going here.

It was great. Didn't mean to be long winded. Let me close my opinion & just simply say, Thank You…read morePensacola State College for actually having great Professors & fine students here ! I believe this could be the leader for regaining our integrity back as a nation, just because PSC is a safe place to learn, seek, & absorb knowledge w/persons who actually & actively CARE !

If I had known it would be this difficult to get in contact with someone or receive responses…read moreregarding inquiries and submitted documents, I would have applied to Pensacola State College instead. I have attended two other universities, both online and in person, and this has honestly been the worst experience I've had, and it's only week one of classes. It took an entire month for my documents, which were already in the system, to be reviewed so I could be admitted even though I called every week to check up on it and they had everything. I was then finally admitted the same day class registration opened, while the systems were down. Since then, I have been unable to reach my academic advisor despite emailing and calling for the past two weeks regarding a course transfer issue. A class that should have been transferred from my transcript was not applied, which is now preventing me from registering for my next course due to a 'prerequisite not met' error. Phones and emails are rarely answered, and the lack of communication has made this process extremely frustrating. If I had more time and had not already submitted everything to the VA, I would seriously consider applying to PSC instead. It's crazy because I applied to an administrative position here in the Undergrad department when I first moved to the area and they didn't take me. They clearly need more people or better people for that matter because whoever they chose can't handle the workload.

5 days after I left a review stating the overall experience of uwf and the psychology department,…read moremy psych professor turns me in for plagiarism on a paper I wrote, over citation issues even though my links and everything else were accurate to my articles, I have a grammarly downloaded to my pc and it destroyed my citations but she didn't even give me a chance to fix my citations. My paper was proven multiple times to not be AI. My GPA went from a 3.7 to like a 3.0. In one year at this college. It's literally all biased McGrawHill Connect and Smartbooks. Completely inaccurate and biased. When you literally know something, it will prove you wrong with the right regime. This school is not for students with Autism either. They will suggest tutoring for your diagnosed disabilities.

PCC is a great institution. It's standards are high but not unattainable. You'll find one of its…read moregreatest strengths being that of a caring staff and faculty. I'm currently in my sophomore year, and it took some adjusting to the rules when I first arrived. Understand that not every institution is going to model after your exact desires and values. PCC upholds excellence, purity, and morality where so many Christian-labeled colleges do not. If you come here with the right mindset and a willingness to persevere, you're going to be alright. You'll learn more about Christ and the Bible than you ever thought you could. Every major decision made by PCC or Campus Church is strongly influenced and/or directed by Scripture, which should be our own guide to life decisions.

Okay. Many of the reviews on here are toxic and/ or just straight wrong. Many of these people have…read morebeen to PCC in the past. As a recent graduate of PCC of '21, I am well versed in the recent college experience. First, the college itself is great. The atmosphere is fantastic and college life itself is beyond what I could've imagined. Yes, there are some teachers that are not as loving and not as compassionate as others; however, if you find the correct teachers, your college experience is great. Second, the rules are strict. As a Christian myself I find that the rules are a bit strict for my own convictions. I believe tattoos are fine, holding my girlfriends hand, and going off campus with the opposite gender is fine. The problem is the bad students will do what's wrong regardless of the rules. The rules are only prohibiting the students who just want to have a normal life back. Since I've been there, they have allowed coed groups off campus which is awesome! Overall, your gonna have some run-ins with chaperones that just don't like you, like me and my wife had while dating and engaged there. Third, if you pick the right collegian, you will have more fun then you can imagine. Picking the right collegian will help you grow so much as a person as you will meet so many new friends through that Avenue. Lastly, don't listen to some of these reviews saying that they are hateful people. The college does what it believes is right. CHRISTIANITY HAS CHRISTIAN LIBERTY! Some people don't believe tattoos are correct and some do. Are either one wrong? No! Because of Christian liberty, you are basing your life off of your own conviction through Christ. As an environment to grow in through Christ, it was amazing and I have met lifelong friends here. Please don't believe some of these post from people who were from 30 years ago or just didn't go to college here. Yes, sometimes there is some judgmental messages; however, the church is not perfect and you will not find a perfect church. One thing I hope PCC improves on is letting students go get involved with community churches. That would be such an improvement to the spiritual aspect of the college. I hope this was helpful to someone.

I attend PSC for duel enrollment college classes during the summer currently. What an experience!…read moreThis place is super clean and safe, they have staff that will walk you to your cars (for night classes) if needed and friendly front desk staff who help answer all your questions! My Professor was super nice which was a bonus, maybe one of the best I've had! They keep their bathrooms tidy and have vending machines as well as big classrooms. I highly recommend!

My oldest daughter took advantage of the dual enrollment program here her Sophomore year and my…read moreyoungest attended PSC after high school to work on her general classes paying for her classes while attending to avoid student debt. She then transferred to the University of West Florida to concentrate on getting her bachelors. PSN is an amazing opportunity!

UF/IFAS West Florida Research and Education Center is offering teaching programs at the Milton…read moreCampus. These teaching programs include knowledge gained through the research at the Jay Research Facility. Our teaching programs allow students to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resource Conservation or Plant Science at the Milton Campus without having to relocate to Gainesville. These programs are possible through a partnership with Pensacola State College and other local area schools. For admissions questions please feel free to contact Mark Long at 850-983-7138.

I loved this college. The teachers were amazing. Dr. Mcarthur was the reason i thought of becoming…read moreq nurse and now am a graduated BSN RN working on a cardiac IMCU unit.

Having been at this school for my CCMA and RN now, I can actually say that this school genuinely…read morehas made a turn for the better and is making great progress in putting out some of the best nurses in the field around here. This school is tough but makes it so rewarding when you feel ahead of your peers and they are welcoming back to grads who want to go on into academia to teach or lecture for classes.

I attended the LPN program and can honestly say it was a tough program but what I gained from it…read morewas more than expected. The teachers are tough but they prepare you for what is to come. I was held at high expectations and that encouraged me to push harder and the outcome will be me being an outstanding nurse to my patients. The fortis staff is amazing they care about you as an individual and really want you to succeed. If you are up for a challenge and nursing is truly your passion fortis is the place for you.