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I am a home-school graduate and I would like to warn the members of this board about Pensacola Christian College and ABeka Books.My parents home-schooled me using the ABeka curriculum and it was through ABeka that I learned of PCC.But some schools, most especially those affiliated with the evangelical Christian movement in the United States, raise a number of extremely difficult questions with their adherence to a highly restrictive code of values.While it usually remains the students’ choice to partake of such environments, many outside the affiliated fundamentalist organizations may look over their rules and find their jaws dropping.The former may not wear makeup, because breaking archaic gender tropes will rip the very foundations of society asunder.Alcohol is held up as equally detrimental as illegal substances regardless of whether or not a student partakes responsibly and remains at or above the drinking age – and the University does not discriminate on whether or not consumption or possession takes place on- or off-campus, either.For these schools, leeching beyond the academic and school-related extracurricular functions and into the private lives of their students remains a high priority, with handbooks dictating very clearly how all of them must behave regardless of whether or not they live or play on campus.

Pensacola Theological Seminary, an extension of PCC's graduate school, was founded in 1998.20 years later, they opened the Pensacola Christian College (unaccredited) to further their vision of “Education from a Christian Perspective.” The school has an in-house publisher which provides a K-12 curriculum.(it’s one of the largest Christian textbook publishers in the USA).Pensacola Christian College's statement of purpose is: Pensacola Christian College was founded with the purpose of training young men and women for a life of service to Jesus Christ.PCC offers over sixty undergraduate programs of study.