Have questions? We’re here to help. Let’s work together to support your student’s journey to success.

Families of Prospective Students

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Why should my student attend PCC?

Attending PCC guarantees a few things that make up what we call the PCC Promise: academic excellence, biblical worldview, and incredible experience at an unmatched cost. We’re committed to your student’s success both here on campus and wherever the Lord leads them after graduation.

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How do I know if PCC is the best fit for my child?

The best way is to come and see for yourself! There’s nothing like being on campus to see where they’ll study, worship, eat, and relax. You can schedule a tour or plan to attend one of several visit events we host throughout the year. They’re designed to give you a feel for the atmosphere and community and help you make the best decision for your student.

Contact us
You can also reach out to our Admissions Counselors at 850-478-8496 for answers to your specific questions!

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How does the PCC admissions process work?

PCC has a simple four-step enrollment sequence: Apply, Admit, Aid, and Attend. Your student will have individualized assistance at each step from an admissions counselor and access to a personal dashboard with helpful information, tips, and reminders to keep on track. You can find more frequently asked admissions questions here.

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Families of New and Current Students

PCC Calendar

Get all the key dates—arrival, class holidays, semester breaks, and more—to stay organized and support your student throughout their college journey.

Get an overview of the full academic calendar with important deadlines for arriving to campus, getting your student registered for classes, and beginning classes!

Experience a bird’s-eye view with the calendar of events. You’ll be able to see the entire school year’s events separated into categories and filters for your convenience.

Welcome Week

Welcome Week kicks off the semester and is a time for you and your student to settle in and become acclimated to campus. You’ll be greeted by our volunteers who will be available to answer your questions and assist you in making sure your student is ready to start their college journey.

Check-In and Checkout

To ensure a smooth transition each semester, you can review the beginning and end of semester procedures.

Check-In/Checkout

Rachel Hubbart

Rachel Hubbart
New PCC Parent Liaison

New to PCC?
We’re Here to Guide Your Family Through the College Transition!

Your son or daughter is about to take a major step into adulthood—starting college. You’ve been by your student’s side through life’s big moments, and this experience is no different.

At PCC, we’re here to make the journey as smooth as possible for both you and your student.

Have questions?

Contact our New PCC Parent Liaison at 850-805-8641, or talk with one of our admissions counselors about what’s next. Whether you’re seeking answers or just need guidance, you don’t have to navigate this alone—we’re here to help!

Student Safety

Main campus is entirely fenced in, with gates and security checkpoints at all entrances. All buildings on campus are equipped with security systems and procedures. For further security measures, buildings such as residence halls are accessible only by student PCC ID Card, and desk workers verify authorized entrance. Local deputies, campus security officers, and trained staff keep campus and buildings secure 24/7.

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Student Support

It’s normal to need a helping hand sometimes. And when it comes to overcoming hurdles and managing stress at college, your student is not alone.

The PCC Care Office provides the tools for success in classes, walk with the Lord, finances, and future career.

Food Allergies

The Four Winds dining hall provides an allergy-friendly serving line free from the top nine allergens acknowledged by the FDA. Additionally, every residence hall room is furnished with a mini fridge, and students are free to bring/store food fitting their dietary needs.

Disabilities

Physically disabled students live on residence hall first floors to help them exit in an emergency, and their rooms have additional accommodations. All buildings and sidewalks on campus are handicap-accessible via accessibility ramps. Additionally, we provide handicap and limited-mobility parking on campus.

Academics

PCC students benefit from a comprehensive approach to higher education guided by a biblical worldview and curated for success.

Parent Portal

Encourage your student to stay up to date on campus life, class grades, and student email through Eagle’s Nest, our online student portal. If you’d like an inside look at your student’s portal, you can request Authorized Access from your student.

Transferring Credits

Yes, credits earned in an approved or accredited college or university will be considered for transfer to PCC. Courses that are acceptable for transfer must be completed prior to enrollment and be similar in content to those replaced in the chosen program at PCC. Only courses with a grade of “A” or “B” are considered for transfer.

At least 50 percent of the total credits required for a graduate degree must be completed at PCC. For more details, see academic credit policies.

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Campus Life

College is a journey your child will never forget—let’s make it one worth remembering. Stay in touch with what’s happening on campus! Join us for events either in-person or virtually, and let us know how we can help you support your student’s journey.

Watch Site

Watch PCC lets you view video content, including livestreamed events and music videos produced on campus. On your smart TV, head to Roku or the Apple TV app store and search for “Watch PCC.”

Spiritual Growth

Your student can take advantage of numerous opportunities for spiritual encouragement and outreach.

Chapel Messages

College chapel meets four times each week and is a source of spiritual exhortation and enrichment, vital to Christian growth. Hear select chapel messages online.

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Campus Church

Each week, students attend services at Campus Church, a local independent Baptist church. The church is open to the public and provides an opportunity for the community to gather in fellowship. Bible Study Groups, choirs, children’s ministry, and even sign language classes are all available.

Watch Online


Contact Info

info@CampusChurch.com
850-479-6575

Christian Service

PCC Christian Service is a shared outreach with Campus Church that equips students to influence their world for Christ by providing weekly opportunities to share the gospel and serve others. On average, nearly 900 students get involved in Christian Service each week, and many see spiritual fruit in the lives of those they minister to.

Explore Christian Service Opportunities

Campus Services

Medical Services

PCC’s on-campus Graf Clinic, staffed by medical professionals from Baptist Medical Group, provides health care for illness and injury during clinic hours.

Payment Center

Easily pay your student’s bill either as a guest or as an authorized payer.

Add Funds to PCC Card

Add funds for your student to use anywhere on campus—including at laundry machines, the Common Grounds Café, and The Palms.

Care Packages & Campus Store Gifts

Brighten your student’s day with a surprise care package or gift from the Campus Store.

Online Ordering

The easiest way for your student to order, pay for, and pick up favorite food or drinks from Papa Johns, The Grille, Chick-fil-A, and Common Grounds Café!

Download the App

Resources

It’s our privilege to partner with you during this exciting new chapter! As your son or daughter makes the transition to college, you can rest easy knowing that your student will have the tools and guidance to succeed! PCC is committed to providing a safe, friendly environment where students can grow—and thrive.

Parent FAQs

  • Do you offer tutoring and academic assistance?

    Students can make an appointment with the PCC Care Office through Eagle’s Nest, by email, or by visiting the office to receive tutoring and academic support.

  • Can I view my student’s grades?

    You can request Authorized Access to your student’s online portal, but we encourage you to discuss this with your student, as students must grant individuals access to view grades and other personal information. You can request access here.

  • Is PCC an accredited institution?

    Yes, see Accreditation.

  • How does PCC assist graduates with job placement?

    Career Services provides resources to PCC seniors and alumni seeking internships and employment opportunities. Potential employers post job openings as they become available, and some come to campus to interview graduating seniors.

  • How can my student access routine or emergency medical care?

    Students can make appointments at the Graf Clinic for all primary care needs. The Graf also offers rides to off-campus medical appointments for students without access to transportation. Students can submit a Medical Transportation Request at eaglesnest.pcci.edu/MedicalTransportation.

    For emergency medical assistance, Safety and Security (ext. 555) has trained medical responders available 24/7. Additionally, the Pensacola area has several emergency medical centers near campus.

  • What accommodations are made for physically disabled students?

    Physically disabled students live on residence hall first floors to help them exit in an emergency, and their rooms have additional accommodations.

    All buildings and sidewalks on campus are handicap-accessible via accessibility ramps. Additionally, we provide handicap and limited-mobility parking on campus.

  • How is PCC prepared to respond to weather emergencies like hurricanes?

    PCC buildings are all built specifically to withstand hurricane-force winds.

    PCC Emergency Operations has team members from all campus departments that serve students. In the event of a weather emergency, this team tailors their response to fit the situation and best provide students with protection, safety, and care.

    You can find information about planning, services, shelters, and overall response here.

  • Are counseling services available to students?
    Are these services confidential?

    Your student can set up an appointment to receive short-term biblical guidance sessions and prayerful encouragement from dedicated PCC Care staff, along with referrals for long-term counseling, if necessary. All sessions are completely confidential.

  • Does Campus Church provide opportunities for students to serve?

    Campus Church works to give each student service opportunities. Students can serve in Campus Church nursery, Master Clubs, choir, and Sunday school.

  • What are the doctrinal beliefs of Pensacola Christian College?

    PCC stands on the Word of God in training students for God’s honor and glory. Please see our Articles of Faith for more details.

  • How much does it cost to attend PCC?

    PCC is one of the most affordable Christian colleges in the nation. To see specific costs, go to the financial information page.

  • Is financial aid available?

    Scholarships, on-campus work, the Fourth Year Tuition-Free program, and student loans are available.

  • Is PCC an eligible institution for us to claim a tuition tax deduction?

    Yes, PCC provides 1098-T tax forms to current students. As a core principle, PCC does not accept any federal or state subsidy to finance its operations, even indirectly through federal student aid. Instead, we use private funds to provide financial assistance to students. The 1098-T from PCC is a voluntary authorized disclosure of funds expended for qualified higher education expenses for a possible tax credit toward the personal income tax.

  • If students have roommate issues, what should they do?

    Students should first try to work out the issue with their roommate personally. If that is unsuccessful, they can contact their Residence Assistant, who will assist and mediate a room meeting, if necessary. For further assistance, students can contact their Residence Manager.

  • How can my student try out for an Eagles team? Are there other ways to be involved in sports?

    Students interested in trying out for the Eagles can fill out an interest questionnaire.

    Besides Eagles sports, we have an intramural sports program that all collegians can participate in. All 48 collegians have 5–6 major sports and 14–16 minor sports per year.

  • How can my student get more involved in campus life?

    Students are encouraged to connect with their collegian officers to discover opportunities to get involved. If they need further assistance, they can also stop by the Student Activities Office in AC-1 or email StudentActivities@pcci.edu.

  • What accommodations are made for students without cars?

    Shuttles run from PCC to local shopping areas every Saturday and on some holidays. Detailed instructions on how your student can sign up for and use the campus shuttle service are on Eagle’s Nest. Student workers with PCC-affiliated off-campus jobs, like PCA and the Print Shop, can sign up for a free work shuttle. They can contact their work supervisor for help or more info.

  • How can my student get help with technology?

    For technology questions and assistance, students can visit the IT Help Desk in A-3 or email StudentTechHelp@pcci.edu.

  • If my student needs help and isn’t sure where to go, what should he do?

    Students can contact their RA, RM, or the PCC Care Office to be connected with the right resources.

  • How can I stay connected to my student’s experience at PCC?

    Request Authorized Access to your student’s online portal, follow us on social media, attend campus events, and livestream church services, performances, and campus events.

  • How do I address mail to my student?

    Student Name
    Box Number
    250 Brent Lane
    Pensacola, FL 32503

Have more questions?
Feel free to reach out!
850-478-8496
email info@pcci.edu