Take University Transfer Courses at Pensacola State College at Half the Cost of a University! Choose from Online, LIVE Online, Face-to-Face, or Hybrid Classes that Work with Your Schedule! Under first-year coach Patricia Gandolfo, the 2021 Pirate team finished the regular season with a 13-5 conference record and is playoff-bound.
The team finished 16-5 overall. WSRE's documentary on Northwest Florida's favorite singing son Hank Locklin has been nominated for a 2021 Suncoast Regional Emmy. Pensacola State College solidified its long-standing reputation of academic excellence by earning ongoing national reaccreditation for the Nursing RN Associate in Science Degree Program through 2029.
The team finished 16-5 overall. WSRE's documentary on Northwest Florida's favorite singing son Hank Locklin has been nominated for a 2021 Suncoast Regional Emmy. Pensacola State College solidified its long-standing reputation of academic excellence by earning ongoing national reaccreditation for the Nursing RN Associate in Science Degree Program through 2029.
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Web registration (Spyglass) for Spring classes is open. Register today! 31, and Session D begins Mar. 7! PSC is offering classes using the following modes of delivery. On Campus: Traditional, face-to-face classes are scheduled at all PSC locations. Classes meet on scheduled days at scheduled times and give you the traditional college experience of seeing your professor and peers in person.
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Melissa
Jan 15, 2022
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I inquired about a program and without giving me any info about class schedule or which campus location the program is offered I was told I had to apply in order to get additional info. So paid the $30 fee to apply and submitted my application. After not hearing back that week or the week after break I called and was told I need to submit a residency form. I quickly filled out and returned the form two weeks ago and still have not heard anything. I have called in the meantime to be told the program I wanted to enroll in is full and I will need to apply for classes in May. I have once again contacted
Chelsea Lnormandin
Nov 01, 2021
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Kkayr W.
Sep 24, 2021
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Phil Thomas
Sep 11, 2021
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PSC is a great school to attend. I'm in the Culinary program, and it's by far the best in the area. I actually tried a couple of other options prior to attending PSC and in the end left due to either unqualified or uninvested instructors. The instructors at PSC are extremely knowledgeable on the subject matter and obviously very much care about what they're doing. If you enroll in the culinary program there will be no lack of knowledge or resources. You'll leave having learned more than you came for, which is great. Having such a comprehensive knowledge of the industry as a whole will be extremely
Andrew Flanagan
Aug 28, 2021
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Matt Nemmers
Aug 25, 2021
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Aj D.
Jul 13, 2021
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1.) They do not know what they're doing and i'm sure it's because they are paid too little with not enough training.
They don't know what classes are required for what degree and randomly place you in classes. They don't know what legal forms they have behind their own counter. Every department struggles with preforming basic tasks somehow as if they were just vaguely told what to do.
We had a overfull classroom of students. Adult students were told to sit on the floor because they had no chairs for a class they paid hundreds to be in. It's a joke.
2.) Only allowing excused absences related
They don't know what classes are required for what degree and randomly place you in classes. They don't know what legal forms they have behind their own counter. Every department struggles with preforming basic tasks somehow as if they were just vaguely told what to do.
We had a overfull classroom of students. Adult students were told to sit on the floor because they had no chairs for a class they paid hundreds to be in. It's a joke.
2.) Only allowing excused absences related
Neil Clark
Jun 12, 2021
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Dm Carnahan
May 01, 2021
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It's hard to believe now, but I enrolled at Pensacola State College forty years ago this fall when it was still known as Pensacola Junior College. I was almost 24 years old at the time and had put off going to college for several years for a variety of reasons. Despite some trepidation, I surprised myself with a newfound ability to learn and better grades than I had ever expected. Maybe it was maturity or maybe it was because I was paying for it myself. Undoubtedly, it was also the outstanding staff, instructors and professors that encouraged me in my quest.
Attending PJC/PSC inspired me to continue
Attending PJC/PSC inspired me to continue
John Darnell
Mar 13, 2021
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Joe A.
Jun 29, 2018
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Have tried for several days to contact the Registrar's office to determine why my transcripts have not been transferred to a university in Houston after I faxed in my request 3 weeks ago. The first thing you hear after dialing the main number is a recording about experiencing heavy call volume. Once the operator answers and transfers me to registrar's line, I get the same recording. It's been 2 weeks since I began this review. Today, I sent another fax to the registrar's office with the official transcript request, but added a note on the cover sheet asking for an email confirmation
Johnathan E.
Aug 22, 2016
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Financial aid here is a joke. The first time I had an issue, the older black woman was rude but I brushed it off. Total of three visits and she was equally as rude each time. We were unable to start school because she said that they were behind by a few weeks on applications. Absolutely unacceptable. This isn't some customer service job, our lives and careers depend on this financial aid and I'm told "sorry, we're 3 weeks behind. try again in January." I've heard MULTIPLE people say they've had issues with the advisors and financial aid, but I still moved 400
J. S.
Oct 02, 2015
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Mr. Drennen who is the CCNA course instructor that teaches on your campus is by far one of the worst individuals I have ever come across. Not only is he a terrible instructor,professor he is entirely unprofessional towards his students, and makes them feel less like a person and more like a floor matt.
Erica I.
Jan 21, 2014
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I'm majoring in Graphic Design here and absolutely love it. The faculty tries very hard to help me get what I need for my degree and the teachers really know their stuff. The art department in general is wonderful and I'm very confident in my abilities after learning with this college. I can't wait to graduate in December of 2014.
Kristi G.
Dec 23, 2012
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