pensacola state College

Pensacola State College (PSC) is one of the most frequently searched schools in America, according to a recent internet keyword search of two and four year colleges.

Pensacola State is a public four year state college in Florida, with a current enrollment of more than 25,000 students. The school was established in 1948. PSC is both the oldest and the largest college in the Florida panhandle.

Notable alumni of Pensacola State include NASA astronaut Allan G. Poindexter, Florida Senator Greg Evers, NBA player Joel Anthony, and Major League Baseball player Billy Sadler, to name only a few.

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Pensacola State is is a member of the Florida College System, along with 27 other colleges:

Broward College
Chipola College
College of Central Florida
Daytona State College
Eastern Florida State College
Florida Gateway College
Florida Keys Community College
Florida Southwestern State College
Florida State College at Jacksonville
Gulf Coast State College
Hillsborough Community College
Indian River State College
Lake Sumter State College
Miami Dade College
North Florida Community College
Northwest Florida State College
Palm Beach State College
Pasco Hernando State College
Polk State College
Santa Fe College
Seminole State College of Florida
South Florida State College
St. John's River State College
St. Petersburg College
State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota
Tallahassee Community College
Valencia College

The Ashmore Auditorium at Pensacola State

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pensacola state College Q&A

Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Pensacola State College.

1. Where is Pensacola State College?

The main campus of Pensacola State is located at 1000 College Boulevard in Pensacola, Florida. The zip code is 32504.

The city of Pensacola is located in the extreme western part of Florida's panhandle, along the Pensacola Bay, less than 20 miles east of the Alabama border.

PSC also has five other convenient locations, in and around Pensacola. The other PSC campuses are at the following physical addresses:

Warrington Campus

5555 West Highway 98

Pensacola, Florida

32507

Downtown Center

418 West Garden Street

Pensacola, Florida

32502

Milton Campus

5988 Highway 90

Milton, Florida

32570

South Santa Rosa Center

5075 Gulf Breeze Parkway

Gulf Breeze, Florida

32563

Century Center

440 East Hecker Road

Century, Florida

32535

The Pensacola State Planetarium

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2. What types of degrees are offered at Pensacola State College?

Pensacola State grants diplomas, certificates, Associate's degrees, and Bachelor's degrees in more than 100 areas of study.

Pensacola State is accredited to award degrees by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

3. What courses and programs are offered at Pensacola State College?

Baccalaureate degrees are available in the fields of

Business (Bachelor of Applied Science)
Cybersecurity (Bachelor of Applied Science)
Graphic Design Management
Health Care Management
Human Resources Management
Law Enforcement Administration
Nursing (Bachelor of Science)
Organizational Administration
Project Management
Public Safety

Students can also earn Applied Technology Diplomas as Emergency Medical Technicians and Pharmacy Technicians.

PSC offers vocational certificates in

Accounting
Barbering
Business Development & Entrepreneurship
Business Management
Cable Technician
Carpentry
Computer Programming
Cosmetology
Crime Scene Technician
Critical Care Nursing
Culinary Arts
Digital Manufacturing
Early Childhood Studies
Electricity
Electrocardiograph Technican
Electronics Technician
Engineering Technology
Event Planning Management
Facials Technician
Food and Beverage Management
Guest Services Specialist
Human Resources
HVAC
Law Enforcement
Machining and Fabrication
Manufacturing
Massage Tehrapy
Medical Assisting
Nails Specialist
Networking Communications
Paramedic
Patient Care Technician
Perioperative Nursing
Phlebotomy Technician
Plumbing Technology
Project Management
Prototyping Specialist
Psychiatric Technology
Robotics and Simulation Technician
Surgical Technology
Web Development
Welding Technology
Wireless Communications

Here is a list of the academic departments at Pensacola State:

Allied Health
Biological Sciences
Business
Computer Science
Culinary Management
Education
Engineering Technology
English and Communications
History, Languages, and Social Sciences
Information Technology
Mathematics
Nursing
Performing Arts
Physical Sciences
Professional Service Careers
Secondary and Adult Education
Visual Arts

The pool at Pensacola State.

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4. Who should attend Pensacola State College?

Pensacola state would appeal to anyone in the general area who is interested in studying any of the above subjects.

PSC is also a smart choice for graduate's of the college's Collegiate High School.

Tuition is reduced for residents of the states of Florida and Alabama.

5. Why attend Pensacola State College?

Here are just a few good reasons for attending Pensacola State:

PSC has a vast array of career-oriented degree programs.
PSC is very high tech, allowing students to work with the most up to date equipment and technology. In fact, the medical facilities at PSC are used as a model for other schools.
PSC is nationally ranked among the top one percent of colleges in terms of affordable tuition.
Students who earn Associate's degrees at PSC are guaranteed transfer to any of Florida's 12 state universities.
Students and faculty get to ride around campus in golf carts.

Golf carts are a popular way of getting around campus at Pensacola State.

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6. How much does it cost to attend Pensacola State College?

According to the PSC website, the estimated total cost of tuition and fees for college credit courses toward an Associate degree at Pensacola State is:

$104.58 per credit for Florida residents
$114.58 per credit for Alabama residents
$419.76 per credit for other out of state enrollments

The above costs include tuition plus some additional fees, such as a financial aid fee, a technology fee, and a student activity fee, among others. Additional fees may also apply. These may include application fees, access fees, laboratory fees, testing fees, and transcript fees, to name a few.

Financial aid may be available for students who apply. Just be sure to submit your paperwork on time.

7. How long does it take to earn a degree from Pensacola State College?

For full time students, it should take about two years to complete the requirements of an Associate's degree at PSC.

For part time students at Pensacola State, how long it takes to earn a degree will depend on how many course credits the student takes each semester.

8. What is the Pensacola State College campus like?

The PSC campus features a pool, a fitness center, several libraries, and a bookstore, as well as classrooms, labs, and administrative offices.

Student services include child care.

The athletic teams at Pensacola State are called the Pirates. The school colors are green, blue, and white. Intercollegiate sports for men and women at Pensacola State include baseball, basketball, softball, and volleyball.

Other campus activities include religious groups, music groups, and an on-campus public TV station, among others.

Women's basketball at Pensacola State

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9. What is the Pensacola State College neighborhood like?

Flight enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that the Pensacola State campus is located on the edge of the Pensacola International Airport.

Everyone will be pleased to learn that the campus is surrounded by affordable eateries.

Roughly one mile north of the PSC campus is a Walmart Supercenter. Less than one mile southwest of campus is the Cordova Mall.

Pensacola State is located about five miles northeast of downtown Pensacola. Other attractions in the city of Pensacola include the National Naval Aviation Museum and Gulf Islands Park. There are also many educational institutions in the general area, such as the Fortis Institute, Virginia College, and the University of West Florida.

A car might be helpful for getting around, but public transportation is also an option, not to mention walking.

Downtown Pensacola, Florida

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10. What are the Distance Learning options at Pensacola State College?

PSC offers a full range of online courses from this school and others, by way of the Florida Shines program, which is a service of the Florida Virtual Campus.

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11. What is the contact information for Pensacola State College?

To reach the main campus of Pensacola State, call 850-484-1000.

To reach the Warrington campus, call 850-484-2200.

To contact the Downtown Center, call 850-484-1374.

For the Milton campus, call 850-484-4400.

For the South Santa Rosa Center, call 850-471-4630.

For the Century Center, call 850-471-4622.

To use a toll free number, call 888-897-3605.

To reach the athletics department, call 850-484-1304.

If you have a PSC-related emergency, call 850-484-2500.

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