When Chris Albin ’14 finished his undergraduate studies in psychology and religion at Greenville University, he was thrilled to receive a substantial award to attend Dallas Theological Seminary. The program proved rigorous, though. He recalls feeling immediately grateful for the four years he’d spent building his academic chops at Greenville.
“The preparation I received at Greenville was indispensable to prepare me for seminary,” he says. “I learned how to research and learned the major issues in biblical and theological scholarship.”
How should a student prepare for graduate school? What makes the difference between surviving and thriving? Chris says students can proactively set the stage for success. He shares four specific bits of advice:
Chris completed his studies at Dallas Theological Seminary in December 2017 and immediately began pursuing pastoral employment opportunities. He looks forward to a career in ministry.
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