Who should I pray for: myself or my child?

Both are appropriate. A student can pray for themselves, and parents can pray for their child; it simply means someone cares. There is no special formula. You can simply ask God for wisdom and a calm heart, trusting the promise that 'if any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God' (James 1:5).

What if I do not get admitted where I dreamed?

It is painful, but it is not the end. Many people find their true calling in a field they hadn't initially considered, transfer later, or apply again next year with more clarity. Give yourself time to process the disappointment, then look around calmly. Often there is a good path nearby that you did not notice before.

Can I light a candle for my child's admission online?

Yes. Enter your child's name and write 'For successful admission' as the intention. The candle will burn in the chapel for 12, 24, or 48 hours, keeping your prayer alive during the tense waiting days.

Prayer

Prayer for University Admission

During the admission season, everything becomes a waiting game: rankings, nerves, and sleepless nights. Here is a prayer for peace and a good outcome, and words on accepting any result. You can light a candle for yourself or for your child.

Prayer for Successful Admission

Lord, I have done everything I could: wrote the exams, submitted the applications, and now there is only waiting. Calm my heart during these days. If this is my path, open it; if not, grant me the wisdom to see a better one. Do not let me lose heart over ranking numbers. Lead me where I can grow. Amen.

Prayer for Choosing a Path

Lord, I stand at a crossroads and do not know where to go. My mind says one thing, my heart another. Enlighten me, not with a voice from heaven, but with a quiet confidence within. 'Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding' (Proverbs 3:5). Lead me, even when I cannot see past the next step. Amen.

Honest Guidance

Prayer will not automatically secure a scholarship or change your score. It is about something else: not letting anxiety consume you and accepting the outcome with dignity. Sometimes, a closed door in one place opens the way to a much better one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who should I pray for: myself or my child?: Both are appropriate. A student can pray for themselves, and parents can pray for their child; it simply means someone cares. There is no special formula. You can simply ask God for wisdom and a calm heart, trusting the promise that 'if any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God' (James 1:5).
What if I do not get admitted where I dreamed?: It is painful, but it is not the end. Many people find their true calling in a field they hadn't initially considered, transfer later, or apply again next year with more clarity. Give yourself time to process the disappointment, then look around calmly. Often there is a good path nearby that you did not notice before.
Can I light a candle for my child's admission online?: Yes. Enter your child's name and write 'For successful admission' as the intention. The candle will burn in the chapel for 12, 24, or 48 hours, keeping your prayer alive during the tense waiting days.