Finances FAQ · Frequently Asked Questions

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

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

You can choose off-campus employment or work on campus. To avoid work/class scheduling conflicts and make getting to work easy, over 2,500 students each semester choose to take part in on-campus student employment opportunities.

You can earn money between semesters by working during the 5-week Christmas break or during summer break, which begins early in May. Students who work on campus during Interterm or summer receive free room and board during their stay.

PCC students are normally able to pay for college without loans because of the affordable rate, student employment opportunities, and scholarships available. In fact, a recent survey showed that most PCC students are able to graduate debt free. If you find yourself needing a loan, take a look at student loans. Of course, some students take advantage of personal loans and privately funded scholarships. PCC does not accept federal or state funds or government-funded state loans.

Although PCC is accredited, the College does not participate in student aid programs administered by the Department of Education or receive any state or federal funding. Accordingly, the College is not able to provide 1098-T tax forms for tuition tax deductions.

Please contact us. We’re excited you’re considering PCC and would be glad to answer your questions.