Faculty, academics, and campus life are all influenced by this philosophy. No matter how well educated the professor or how well established the school's reputation, the dangers of humanistic philosophy are very real. Cost is the best way to determine which Christian college to attend. M any young people believe that high tuition, room and board reflect a high quality college education. P ensacola Christian College has always tried to make a Christian education affordable though efficient operation and reasonable salaries without sacrificing quality in any area.
Christian colleges have low academic standards, weak faculties, and inadequate facilities.
Our academic standards are comparable to those of the finest colleges in the nation. Our philosophy is traditional and God-centered. Our facilities are characterized by utility, beauty, and permanence. Most important, God has given us a godly, dedicated administration, faculty and staff who are academically qualified and spiritually committed to their calling in Christian education. So you see, college is more than facilities and programs.