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At PCC, you get a quality education from a solid, biblical perspective. You’ll learn from qualified teachers who care about you and enjoy a beautiful campus (in Florida!). But the best part: your education is affordable.

Low tuition and room & board as well as financial assistance through scholarships, Student Employment Opportunities, and loans are what make PCC so affordable. However, Pensacola Christian College does not accept federal or state funds or government-funded state loans.

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How does PCC compare to other colleges and universities?

Four years at PCC gives you the highest quality at the most affordable price. Just compare these four and see for yourself.

The cost per college includes other school’s tuition and fees, room and board, estimated books and supplies, other school’s estimated living expenses, and subtracts the average other school’s grant and scholarship amounts that students receive.

Annual tuition, fees, and room and board are based on the 2018–2019 rates reported on those institutions’ websites. Other school’s books, supplies, and other living expenses are based on the 2017–2018 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) reports. Other school’s average annual grants and scholarships are based on the 2016–2017 NCES reports.

PCC

45,492

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Annual Tuition and Fees $6,298
Books and Supplies* $1,200
Annual Room and Board $3,596
Other (living expenses)* $1,200
Annual Total Cost $12,294
Average Annual Grants and Scholarships** $921
Total Cost for 4 years $45,492
* Estimated
** Based on PCC Financial Aid Records

Bob Jones

75,228

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Annual Tuition and Fees $18,020
Books and Supplies* $1,200
Annual Room and Board $6,976
Other (living expenses)* $1,600
Annual Total Cost $27,796
Average Annual Grants and Scholarships** $8,989
Total Cost for 4 years $75,228
* Other school amounts based on their 2017–18 reports to National Center for Education Statistics.
** Other school amounts based on their 2016–17 reports to National Center for Education Statistics.

Cedarville

104,872

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Annual Tuition and Fees $30,270
Books and Supplies* $1,220
Annual Room and Board $7,360
Other (living expenses)* $1,730
Annual Total Cost $40,580
Average Annual Grants and Scholarships** $14,362
Total Cost for 4 years $104,872
* Other school amounts based on their 2017–18 reports to National Center for Education Statistics.
** Other school amounts based on their 2016–17 reports to National Center for Education Statistics.

Liberty

135,152

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Annual Tuition and Fees $24,910
Books and Supplies* $1,486
Annual Room and Board $8,380
Other (living expenses)* $5,949
Annual Total Cost $40,725
Average Annual Grants and Scholarships** $6,937
Total Cost for 4 years $135,152
* Other school amounts based on their 2017–18 reports to National Center for Education Statistics.
** Other school amounts based on their 2016–17 reports to National Center for Education Statistics.

Maranatha

80,052

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Annual Tuition and Fees $15,410
Books and Supplies* $1,270
Annual Room and Board $7,100
Other (living expenses)* $2,760
Annual Total Cost $26,540
Average Annual Grants and Scholarships** $6,527
Total Cost for 4 years $80,052
* Other school amounts based on their 2017–18 reports to National Center for Education Statistics.
** Other school amounts based on their 2016–17 reports to National Center for Education Statistics.

Basic Cost

Annual Tuition and Costs 2019–2020

Tuition and Fees

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The $3,420 tuition per semester allows you to register for up to 17 semester hours without an overload charge. Additional hours above 17 are charged at the rate of $228 per hour for credit or $114 per hour to audit. Credits earned by proficiency are not included in the semester’s tuition and are charged at the rate of $285 per hour. Part-time students (taking 11 hours or fewer per semester) are charged at the rate of $285 per hour for credit or $142.50 per hour to audit. Residence hall students are expected to take a minimum of 12 semester hours. In the rare event that a residence hall student is granted permission to take fewer than 12 hours, he is still classified as full-time financially as well as academically. Tuition covers fees for library access, Fine Arts Series, athletic events, yearbook, and collegian and class dues.

Fees

Health Services Fee

Resident students will be charged a health services fee of $144 per semester which covers the cost of on-site medical appointments and transportation to off-site medical appointments when needed. Non-resident students needing to see the medical doctor may do so for a fee of $15 per visit. Resident and non-resident students who incur fees for on-campus labs, diagnostic testing, and pharmaceuticals will have these charges applied to their account at the time of service. After-hours health needs and serious illnesses or injuries are referred to off-campus medical facilities associated with one of three area hospitals.

Academic Program Fee

The Academic Program Fee is paid with the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th payments each semester. This fee varies from one program of study to another. Some majors require courses that use special facilities or equipment, and the fee reflects that usage. Academic Program Fee charges are assessed according to the declared major at the end of the drop/add period and are listed in the catalog with each major. Part-time students pay a prorated fee based on the number of credits taken. Students with a double major pay the larger program fee plus half of the smaller. Students with an undeclared major pay a fee of $25 per semester (3 payments of $8.33).

 $7,178/Year
Books & Supplies

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Estimated books and supplies.

 1,200/Year
Room & Board 3,716/Year
Other (living expenses)

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Estimated laundry and incidentals.

 1,200/Year
Total Cost 13,294/Year
Average Annual Scholarship Amount $921
Cost Breakdown

Online Learning, Internships, and Practicums

Tuition $285.00
Access and Technology Fee (per course)
Online-Learning Courses 160.00
Internships and Practicums 25.00
Conditional Fees
Drop/Add/Change of Course Fee 10.00
Late Registration Fee 25.00
Online-Learning Testing Fee 50.00
Proctor Verification Fee 10.00

Pre-term/Interterm/Post-Term

Tuition (per credit hour) 285.00
Room and Board 434.00

All costs are subject to change.

Academy Boarding Students

Tuition per semester is $3,420. Annual tuition may be paid in ten payments of $684 each. Because Academy boarding students are on campus seven additional weeks during the academic year, they pay room and board of $2,325 per semester. Annual room and board may be paid in ten payments of $465 each. See Health Services Fee also.

Annual Tuition and Costs 2018–2019

Tuition and Fees

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The $2,980 tuition per semester allows you to register for up to 17 semester hours without an overload charge. Additional hours above 17 are charged at the rate of $198 per hour for credit or $99 per hour to audit. Credits earned by proficiency are not included in the semester’s tuition and are charged at the rate of $248 per hour. Part-time students (taking 11 hours or fewer per semester) are charged at the rate of $248 per hour for credit or $124 per hour to audit. Residence hall students are expected to take a minimum of 12 semester hours. In the rare event that a residence hall student is granted permission to take fewer than 12 hours, he is still classified as full-time financially as well as academically. Tuition covers fees for library, Fine Arts Series, athletic events, yearbook, and collegian and class dues.

Fees

Health Services Fee

Resident students will be charged a health services fee of $144 per semester which covers the cost of on-site medical appointments and transportation to off-site medical appointments when needed. Non-resident students needing to see the medical doctor may do so for a fee of $15 per visit. Resident and non-resident students who incur fees for on-campus labs, diagnostic testing, and pharmaceuticals will have these charges applied to their account at the time of service. After-hours health needs and serious illnesses or injuries are referred to off-campus medical facilities associated with one of three area hospitals.

Academic Program Fee

The Academic Program Fee is paid with the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th payments each semester. This fee varies from one program of study to another. Some majors require courses that use special facilities or equipment, and the fee reflects that usage. Academic Program Fee charges are assessed according to the declared major at the end of the drop/add period and are listed in the catalog with each major. Part-time students pay a prorated fee based on the number of credits taken. Students with a double major pay the larger program fee plus half of the smaller. Students with an undeclared major pay a fee of $25 per semester (3 payments of $8.33).

 $6,298/Year
Books & Supplies

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Estimated books and supplies.

 1,200/Year
Room & Board 3,596/Year
Other (living expenses)

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Estimated laundry and incidentals.

 1,200/Year
Total Cost 12,294/Year
Average Annual Scholarship Amount $921
Cost Breakdown

Online Learning, Internships, and Practicums

Tuition $248.00
Access and Technology Fee (per course)
Online-Learning Courses 160.00
Internships and Practicums 25.00
Conditional Fees
Drop/Add/Change of Course Fee 7.50
Late Registration Fee 25.00
Online-Learning Testing Fee 50.00
Proctor Verification Fee 10.00

Pre-term/Interterm/Post-Term

Tuition (per credit hour) 248.00
Room and Board 420.00

All costs are subject to change.

Academy Boarding Students

Tuition per semester is $2,980. Annual tuition may be paid in ten payments of $596 each. Because Academy boarding students are on campus seven additional weeks during the academic year, they pay room and board of $2,250 per semester. Annual room and board may be paid in ten payments of $450 each. See Health Services Fee also.

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