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Field Related Analysis
Education : 50 matches
(choice, classes, college, diploma, don, down, failed, field, first, grades, high school, research, school, vocational)Chemistry : 23 matches
(analytical chemistry, chemistry, normal, research)Archaeology : 16 matches
(bed, bit, economy, keep, point, re, study, tell)Target Structure: (1 matches)
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High school coming to an end means having to make life-changing choices. Even after asking your surrounding countless times, you still struggle to make a definitive choice about your career. You like chemistry as much as you like mechanic, but you have to choose between Analytical Chemistry at Ahuntsic College or a School Vocational Diploma in mechanic.
Choice 1 : Go to Ahuntsic College to study Analytical Chemistry.
Choice 2 : Do the School Vocational Diploma in mechanic.

You ended up choosing Analytical Chemistry at Ahuntsic College. You start studying really hard for all of your classes, and you get well-above the average grades, but as the sessions go by, you end up liking less and less chemistry overall. What do you do now? You keep doing this program, or you take a session off to figure things out?
Choice 1 : Keep doing the Analytical Chemistry program.
Choice 2 : Take a session off.
You chose to do the School Vocational Diploma in mechanic. Even though you're the one who chose this program, you're still not sure if you're going to like it, but you give it a try. You end up really liking it, and after 2 years of hard study, you end up finishing this program. Now what? Take a break or search for work.
Choice 1 : Search for a job.
Choice 2 : Take a break.
After choosing to take a session off, you find a part-time job, and you try doing your own research on a future program that you might be interested in. After a lot of research on your own, you don't find anything that you might like, except starting a small, local business. You hesitate because your parents would like for you to continue your studies into your Analytical Chemistry program. What should you do?
Choice 1 : Continue your program in Analytical Chemistry.
Choice 2 : Start your business.
Even though you felt like quitting this program, you kept going, and eventually, you got your diploma. Your parents are proud of you, but you really don't feel like working into this field. What now?
Choice 1 : Start working.
Choice 2 : Confront your parents.
You found a job really quickly : 2 streets away from your home was a car mechanic garage who was urgently hiring, and did not care a single bit that you have no experience. After working there for a few weeks, you end up getting a really bad injury. The doctors tell you that you have to undergo a really risky surgery to hopefully get everything back to normal. What do you do?
Choice 1 : Risk it and undergo the surgery.
Choice 2 : Wait and hope that things get clear on their own.
You ended up taking a break. You end up spending a lot of your saved up money by going to fun places with your friends. After a few weeks of spending a lot of money, you are broke. Now what?
Choice 1 : Keep asking your parents for money.
Choice 2 : Try to find a job.
Without really wanting to, you went back to your Analytical Chemistry program. After you kept searching for other programs, you end up finding a chemistry related program, which is also related to economy, so you end up doing some kind of business in the field of chemistry.
Choice 1 : The end.
Instead of going back to your program, you chose to start your own small business. With the help of people around you, you were able to start off well, but you didn't know the basics well-enough, and you failed miserable after only a few months...
Choice 1 : The end.
You find a job as soon as you finish your program. Even though you don't feel like it, you wake up every morning to go to work. At some point, you break down : you quit your job, and you feel like never ever working again.
Choice 1 : The end.
With all your courage, you talk to your parents about wanting to do a program other that the Analytical Chemistry program. As you expected, they do not agree, but you do not care. Things get heated up, and you end up moving out with a childhood friend of yours.
Choice 1 : The end.
Very luckily, everything went well for you, the surgery was a success, and you were able to go back to work and live your life as you used to.
Choice 1 : The end.
You decided to wait and see how things go instead of undergoing the surgery. Thinking you were getting better, you went back to work and ended up injuring yourself worse than before. You're now stuck on the hospital bed for who knows how long...
Choice 1 : The end.
At first, your parents agreed to lend you some money, but after you asked for thousands, they finally broke down and kicked you out of the house. You're now homeless.
Choice 1 : The end.
After only a few days of hard searching, you finally found a repair shop that gladly hired you, even though you have no experience. You end up doing some good money, and you're able to help your parents financially.
Choice 1 : The end.