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(consideration, debt, living, month, option, order)Dance : 12 matches
(back, behind, out)Target Structure: (7 matches)
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I'm currently studying Nursing at Rosemont College, and I am in my second year, I still have one more year to go in order to get my diploma. Right now, I'm living alone, and I have a lot of debts. I need to improve my time management in order to become debt-free by this summer. I have to make an important decision.
Choice 1 : Continue attending school in order to graduate next year.
Choice 2 : Work full-time at Jean Coutu
Choice 3 : Work
I'm so happy that I have decided to stay in school even if I had to take a student loan in order to pay my debts. I had to take 7 classes in order to graduate next year because I was a little bit behind the others. Summer is coming soon and even though I did my best, I failed one course, and it was English. Luckily, it's being offered during the summer however, I had planned out my entire summer, and now with this unexpected event, I have to make another decision.
Choice 1 : I decided to take an English course during the summer.
Choice 2 : I decide to go on vacation and take an additional course during the fall semester.
I had to put aside my nursing career in order to become debt-free. Now, I'm working full-time at my part-time job at the Jean Coutu pharmacy. I didn't have to undergo on-the-job training since I have been working part-time here for five years. The job is very easy, but the wage isn't really good. I was hoping that they would take my experience into consideration, but unfortunately, my pay is still the same, and I'm still struggling with money problems.
Choice 1 : Go back to school
Choice 2 : Find a better job.
It's been a month since I quit my job at Jean Coutu to find something better. I've applied to many jobs on Indeed, but no one is calling me back. I regret my decision and I don't know what to do with my life anymore. I have applied in at least 80 jobs I'm only doing that with my time. I have applied in person, and I even have tried to call the companies directly but no one was calling me back. It is very exhausting to find a job I feel that is a waste of time, and I'm loosing hope. I feel like I need to get back to my initial purpose to go back to school I know that they need people in the hospitals and there are a lot of chances that I find a job right after I graduate. I think that right now is the best option. I'm really regretting what did I did with my life?.
Choice 1 : Go back to school.
I'm going to use my savings to pay off part of my debts even if it means that I will have to take more time to pay the rest, I want to go back to school immediately. Since it's May, I have the time to take summer classes to finish at least my basic courses and catch up a little bit on what I have missed. I'm very happy and at peace with my decision. More than being debt-free, the things I will learn at school are invaluable.
Choice 1 : Go back to school.
I didn't just take one course, but four courses. I know it's a lot and sometimes I feel overwhelmed, but it's the best decision because I'll be able to graduate sooner, and find a job in my field. I honestly can't wait to have my diploma. I'm already dreaming about it!
Choice 1 : Go back to school.
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