First, apply to PCC. After you apply, we’ll review your college transcript to see what credits can transfer to PCC.

PCC has partnered with CollegeSource’s Transfer Evaluation System (TES) to help you see how your credits will transfer. Please note that although a course may be transferrable from another institution, it is not a guarantee that it will satisfy your chosen degree requirements. After you apply, we will officially review your college transcript and send you a report letting you know how your credits will transfer.

After we receive an official copy of your college transcript and course syllabi from the college where you attended, grades of "C-" and above will be evaluated. Credits may transfer as an equivalent of a course offered at PCC or may be considered as an elective. You will be notified of the results of this evaluation once it’s complete.

Yes, your high school transcript will still be necessary even though you’ve attended another college.

You may apply to Pensacola Christian College anytime during the junior or senior year of high school or thereafter. Pensacola Christian College follows a "rolling admissions" policy, meaning we accept qualified candidates as they apply until all available spaces are filled. It is advisable to apply early even though there is no application deadline.

An applicant who falls below either of these standards may be considered for provisional acceptance by the Academic Admissions Committee. Since ACT/CLT/SAT scores aren’t the only factor in acceptance, please go ahead and submit your application.

Medical insurance is not required for admission, but may be necessary if off-campus medical care is necessary. Many students are covered on their parents' policies.
The Graf Clinic, staffed by medical professionals with Baptist Medical Group of Pensacola, is available to all students and provides health care during regular clinic hours for minor illnesses and injuries. After-hours health needs and serious illnesses or injuries are referred to off-campus medical facilities associated with one of three area hospitals.

When you get here, you’ll find people ready to help almost wherever you go—from the front gate to your residence hall. You’ll also see maps around campus showing you where you are. When you make your way to the first floor of the Academic Center, you’ll check in and get a personalized schedule, plus watch a short video explaining what to do next.
You can also look in the PCC Student Handbook to see more about checking in, registering for classes, and getting settled on campus. Of course, your admissions counselor is always happy to answer any questions you might have.