We're on TV!

PBA has a local commercial on TV! Who were the actors used in the commercial? None other than your fabulous Admission's Staff! Check it out right here!

Won't You Ring Your Bell?

Have you deposited to PBA? Did you know that when you deposit we ring a bell in honor of you? It's true! Someone will go up to one of our bells and make it ring loudly so that everyone in the Office of Admissions can hear it! Then, everyone claps and cheers for YOUR deposit!

If you have any questions about Depositing contact your Admission Counselor.
We want you to join our PBA family! Deposit Today!

Have you had your bell rung?

The Biggest Second of Our Lives

for one split second time counted up from 1 to 9

at 12:34:56 in the 7th month on the 8th day during the 9th year of the second millennium

PBA Requirements

Everyone knows that PBA doesn't really have actual requirements...we have averages. Our average GPA is 3.5, SAT is 1090-1100, and ACT is 24-25. Simply because you may not have the average score is no reason not to apply since they are just averages.

Here are the actual Requirements.
Know the following definitions and be a fan of them:

10. Tenth Avenue North
9. Workship
8. Federal Workstudy
7. City Place
6. Beach
5. The Sea Wall
4. Lip Sync
3. Sailfish and School Dance/Cheer
2. Chick Fil A
1. Jesus

Thank you for your time. Remember requirements NOT averages.

The Other Side of West Palm

Being in West Palm Beach over the summer, you experience things you never would during the school year. For one-the bugs. The bugs (specifically mosquitoes) are ridiculous during the summer months. When I was gearing up for the summer I purposefully bought a bottle of bug spray. Did it help? Nope. I need one of those new Off fans constantly attached to my hip. Thank goodness that come September, mosquitoes will be a rarity.
During the school year I am continually found staring up in the sky admiring God's handiwork. A spectacular sky scape is pretty common in South Florida. But it seems that in the summer months God ups the anti. I am regular brought into a state of awe by artwork displayed in the skies. My poor roommate is regularly be dragged outside to check out the newest cloud creation. In the past two months I have witnessed skies that look painted, lightning strikes that could outdo any fireworks show, red moons, and a complete bold rainbow which landed directly in front of my dorm. The beauties in the sky quickly make the bugs an afterthought.