Okay, that's a bit dramatic even for me. But I can't deny that another big life change is on my horizon, and I'm nearing the tipping point.
Please forgive that this post is somewhat disjointed. I'm somewhat disjointed right now.
Earlier today I had a phone conversation with Rev. Joellynn Monahan, the Associate Director of Recruitment and Admissions at the
Pacific School of Religion. Our conversation started with talk of why I feel compelled to enroll at the seminary, why I feel called.
We also talked about admission requirements. PSR will accept students who don't have bachelor's degree's, and it seems my associate's degree could quite possibly mean that I've met the minimum requirements for admission.
I asked Rev. Monahan if it was normal to be scared about the idea of enrolling. She assured me that high emotions were not uncommon, that they were a perfectly normal reaction to something as big as this.
In April, there will be a weekend during which prospective students can visit the school. I've registered for this weekend.
