The Personal Master of Arts · 2026–2027

Requirements Check Sheet

Your twelve months, tracked honestly. Five requirements, four seasonal workshops, a weekly rhythm, and a culmination. Everything saves in this browser — nothing is sent anywhere. Export a Markdown record any time for your monthly check-in.

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—Month of 12

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—Review attendance

—Practice average

—To culmination

Start hereYour contract & entry

Admission runs through a single page: a contract naming the project you intend to complete, the daily practice that will carry it, and the people you want beside you.

Fellow name

Entry season (doorway)

Year begins (zero week)

Daily practice target (days / 7)

The project — the work that's yours to make

The daily practice that will carry it

Spring is culmination season — the studio months — not an entry point. Whichever doorway you enter, you take all four seasonal workshops across your twelve months.

The five requirements

Requirement OneFour seasonal workshops

Not started

Complete four seasonal seven-week workshops within your twelve months. One exception window is allowed — a missed season can be completed in month 13–15 by arrangement.

Requirement TwoThe weekly process

Not started

Daily contracted practice, logged simply and honestly, plus the Collective Weekly Review. A 75% attendance floor across the year, with grace extended freely for life events.

Week of

I hit (of 7)

My goal was

Weekly Review

What moved, what stalled, what I need

Week of	Practice	Review	Note

Requirement ThreeMonthly check-ins

Not started

At least ten one-on-one conferences across the year — part coaching conversation, part milestone review, in the third-generation form. Each ends with one commitment for the coming month, written down by both parties.

Date held

With

The one commitment for the coming month

What the facilitator is learning from this project

Date	With	Commitment	Symmetry note

Requirement FourThe culmination project

Not started

A finished, shareable whole-person project — any medium — publicly shared, accompanied by a final integration reflection of 1,500–3,000 words: what was made, what it cost, what it taught, what's next.

Integration reflection — word count

Where the work lives (link)

The rubric is dialogic, not a grade. Completion — does a finished thing exist that matches or consciously revises the contract? Depth — does it recruit all the muscles of your life? Relationship — did the work move through the community rather than around it? Continuation — have you designed the practice that carries it past graduation?

Requirement FiveThe commencement conversation

Not started

A closing third-generation dialogue with facilitator and fellows — not an examination. The honest question is "is this done, and is it yours?" If the answer is no, you extend into months 13–15 rather than fail.

Along the way

Not required, but trackedMilestones & community

The optional turns that tend to mark a strong year — and the ones the community celebrates with you.

Your recordSave, export, carry forward

This check sheet stores everything in your own browser (localStorage) — nothing leaves your machine. Export a Markdown record before each monthly check-in, or a JSON file to move between devices.

Saved —. The JSON structure mirrors the fellow learning record in the program handbook (identity & contract · practice stream · attendance stream · check-in records · milestone flags), so it can be imported directly into MetaCordial when fellowship tracking goes live.