Pensacola Christian College

Date: Jan 09 2008
Major: Math (This Major's Salary over time)
If you are interested in seeking a professional career and higher education, I do not recommend PCC. I graduated with a bachelors in mathematics and when I tried to get my masters it was not accepted by any university even when I seeked help from PCC. Consequently I decided to get another bachelors in Industrial Engineering from an accredited school. They at least transferred my credits from PCC so I don't have to start over completely but it does set me back a few years before I can go on to my masters. As for getting a job, if you don't plan on higher education, I got a somewhat decent job after graduation. But I am not satisified and that is why I am going back school at a university that is accredited. I would recommend PCC to students that plan on working in the ministry and do not plan on a professional career. The only exception I would make is for nursing students. Most of my friends that graduated with nursing are doing very well.