In a settlement without any admission of wrongdoing, Pensacola Christian College paid $44.5 million in federal taxes. The organization also voluntarily paid $3.5 million Florida state taxes in full even though it had received legislative relief from them and no longer bore any legal liability for them, to avoid any appearance of offense or subsidization by the state. Chris-Tex Chris-Tex is a public foundation based in Pensacola, Florida that was founded in 1998 made to function as the investment and endowment manager for Pensacola Christian College. As of 2019 they had $30 million in revenue and $1.1 billion in assets. The primary purpose of Chris-Tex, Inc. is to function as the investment and endowment manager for Pensacola Christian College, a related 501(c)(3) organization. Notable alumni James Van Huss - State representative in House district 6 of Tennessee. Huss graduated from PCC with a degree in Computer Science in 2003. Tom Vasel - Well-known podcaster, designer, and reviewer of board games. Vasel co-hosts a long-running and popular gaming podcast titled The Dice Tower. Vasel graduated with a B.S. in Biblical Studies in 1999. Maria Boren - Job candidate on the second season of NBC's reality TV show, The Apprentice in 2004. Bore graduated with a Bachelor's in Business, and a minor in Home Economics, in 1994. Garrett Mason - Elected to the Maine Senate in November 2010; Maine state Senate majority leader. Mason graduated from PCC with a degree in Management in 2006. Cathy McMorris Rodgers - Elected to United States House of Representatives from Washington state in November 2004. McMorris Rodgers graduated PCC with a degree in Pre-Law in 1990. John Libka - Umpire for Major League Baseball (MLB) from 2017–present. Libka graduated PCC with a degree in History Education in 2009. References External links Official website Educational institutions established in 1974 Independent Baptist universities and colleges in the United States King James Only movement Christian College Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools Private universities and colleges in Florida Education in Escambia County, Florida 1974 establishments in Florida