Eventually they meet the bishop or religious superior in charge of vocations and they have a chat. If they are accepted by the bishop for the diocese or by the religious superior for the congregation they then go to the seminary or house of formation. In the seminary or house of formation one prepares for the priesthood or religious life. Mass. There is also time for meditation. After breakfast lectures begin.
Study forms a large part of one s day in the seminary.
There is also time for sport or whatever hobbies one follows. There is evening prayer and night prayer. In the seminary you live in community. By that I mean that although you have your own private room you join with the others in the seminary for prayer, study and meals. It is a community life and naturally close friendships build up.