Pensacola State College — Pensacola Campus

At 1000 College Blvd., the Pensacola Campus is the college’s broadest academic base. Its current map identifies admissions, student services, teaching buildings, library resources and public safety. Students comparing transfer study, workforce credentials and support services can begin here, although specialized courses may meet at another site.

PSC lists more than 100 academic and career paths, from associate and bachelor’s degrees to technical and vocational certificates. The program finder publishes credits or clock hours and estimated full-time semesters for each option. The college began in 1948 as Pensacola Junior College, opening downtown with 136 students before growing into a multi-site state college.

First-time applicants submit the online form and required school records, complete placement steps when applicable and Pirate Path orientation, meet an adviser, register and arrange payment. For 2026–27, Florida residents pay $104.58 per credit in AA/AS programs; non-Florida residents pay $419.76, before applicable labs and other costs. FAFSA code 001513; a separate annual scholarship application is required. The map marks parking and PSC requires a student decal.