Word count: 1378
Choice count: 35
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 6
Field Related Analysis
Education : 98 matches
(academic, bachelor's degree, behavior, choice, class, classes, classmate, college, courses, degree, diploma, don, failed, first, goal, grades, knowledge, learn, learned, learning, management, objective, p, project, social, student, task, teachers, trainee, training, university, vacation)Business : 28 matches
(agents, benefits, brand, businesses, company, firm, management, marketing, marketing strategy, money, offer, office, paid, pay, request, salary, strategy, trainee)Tourism : 22 matches
(advertising, benefit, benefits, brand, charge, control, destination, environment, food, goal, human, marketing)Target Structure: (33 matches)
come in handy (1 match)
deter (1 match)
dread (1 match)
drudgery (1 match)
foot in the door (1 match)
hinder (1 match)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
internship (3 matches)
interns (1 match)
learning the ropes (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
misconduct (1 match)
office politics (1 match)
overwhelmed (1 match)
pension (2 matches)
pulled off (1 match)
put aside (2 matches)
recipient (1 match)
retirement (2 matches)
sexual harassment (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
time management (1 match)
trainee (1 match)
vacant positions (1 match)
wage (1 match)
withholds (1 match)
corruption (2 matches)
corrupt (1 match)
ingrained (1 match)
bribes (1 match)
volunteer (1 match)
volunteering (3 matches)
abroad (3 matches)
After two years of hard work, many sleepless nights, and work due before 11:59 p.m., I have finally graduated from Ahuntsic College with a Social Sciences diploma in discovery profile. Is it time to be happy? No. This is only the beginning of my problems because now I have to choose what to do with my life, especially with this diploma. I want to succeed, but I don't know what to study. What should I do if I want to be able to pay bills in the future? Should I continue my studies in marketing or save the world by going into sociology?
Choice 1 : Get a marketing degree.
Choice 2 : Get a Sociology degree.

I have been accepted for a bachelor’s degree in marketing. The courses are interesting, I learned a lot about advertising and marketing strategy. But being a good student takes so much effort. There is always work to be done, and I struggle to find time to party. I don’t know if I am going to be able to finish this diploma. My new friend Derek has offered to make the task a little easier. He wants to introduce me to cheating. He shows me how to modify grades in the academic system. He even manages to find the answers to all the tests. Should I follow the same path?
Choice 1 : Succeed through your own efforts.
Choice 2 : Succeed by using corruption.
I am now ingrained in cheating. I got into the habit of offering bribes to my teachers so that they would make me succeed easily. Unfortunately, I didn't manage to corrupt them all. I was even reported! Because of all this, I failed and didn't get my diploma.
Choice 1 : Make a different choice of studies
Choice 2 : Try to succeed in the right way
At first, it was hard to keep up with all the work. Watching my grades fall was very maddening. Instead of concentrating I preferred to party and watch TikToks every time. But one day, I finally decided to take control of myself and put aside all distractions. I learned time management and worked hard. My perseverance paid off, I pulled off straight A's in most of my classes. Now I'm graduating with my bachelor in marketing.
Choice 1 : Get an internship.
Choice 2 : Choose another path
Now that I have obtained my diploma, I have to practice my knowledge. I need to find a company to do my internship. Being a trainee will allow me to learn a little more about the ins-and-outs of the world of marketing.
Choice 1 : Apply to Amazon Canada.
Choice 2 : Apply to Saputo firm.
Oh! My application has been rejected. Apparently they did not appreciate my face.
Choice 1 : Restart
Choice 2 : Apply to Saputo firm.
My application was accepted. I have finally been able to start my paid on-the-job training. It's a chance to get a foot in the door with such a big brand. I'm learning the ropes, and that will come in handy in my career. Just as all the interns, I am overwhelmed with work. The superiors leave all the stains to us, plus the wage is very minimal. At least I can bring home some cheese! Should I continue with this training?
Choice 1 : Continue the training.
Choice 2 : Quit
My supervisor wants us to work in pairs with other colleagues. Two of my colleagues asked me to be with them. Who should I be with?
Choice 1 : Work with Peter.
Choice 2 : Work with Nadia.
At first, Peter was nice. We worked well together. He always agreed with all of my ideas. However, I learned that he criticized these same ideas with our supervisor. We are currently working on a new project, and I feel he purposely withholds certain information from me to hinder my progress. I don't want to get sucked into this office politics. I think I can find better conditions. It's time to quit.
Choice 1 : Leave, but first tell him a piece of your mind!
Choice 2 : Just leave
Working with Nadia was a great experience. She is very productive and emphatic. I think we'll keep in touch. I now think that I am on the path to success.
Choice 1 : Restart
I was accepted for a bachelor's degree in sociology. It’s time for new experiences! But I don't know what sociology is. All I know is that it’s about society. Anyway, I'm here to learn and discover. My parents informed me they did not have enough agents to support my studies. We have a distant aunt, Martha, who is very rich. My parents are convinced that she can help me. Should I visit her?
Choice 1 : Visit aunt Martha.
Choice 2 : Give up
I finally got to meet my Aunt Martha. She used to be a doctor. A great surgeon. She also had a few businesses on the side. She decided to retire a few years ago. Although it was hard drudgery work, she always remembered the energy and drive she had for her work. She is happy to be able to benefit from her retirement pension. She did not have any children, so she was able to put aside a huge amount of money in her reserve. She agreed to support my studies. I can now sleep peacefully.
Choice 1 : Continue
I just began my bachelor's in Sociology. I like learning about the concepts that shape our society. I really like my class, but there is this student who keeps bothering me. At first, it seemed like friendship, but now I don't know anymore. Should I continue talking to him?
Choice 1 : Continue
Choice 2 : change class
I thought my classmate was trying to be nice by complimenting me. I was a little disgusted when I realized it was flirting. This classmate always suggested going out, and I have always said no. It went so far as to force me to give my phone number. It was sexual harassment. I felt like I was the recipient of his misconduct. People around me began to dread his abusive behavior. What he was doing was wrong, and I knew had to deter him from it. Maybe, I should change classes.
Choice 1 : change class
Choice 2 : Quit
Changing classes was the best decision I could have made. I liked my new class. I'm finally graduating with my bachelor's degree in sociology. What should I do now? I'm hesitating between finding a job in human resources or volunteering abroad.
Choice 1 : Human Ressources.
Choice 2 : Volunteering abroad
I love my new job. I'm in charge of hiring new profiles for the company and filling vacant positions. I also manage the entire remuneration package, including salary, retirement pension, and benefits. I offer absence and vacation leave to employees who request it. I feel more useful than ever.
Choice 1 : Start again
I want to volunteer abroad. After everything I have learned, I know that I can also give to others. let's choose a destination.
Choice 1 : The Bahamas.
Choice 2 : El Dorado.
Choice 3 : Kenya.
Attention! The goal is not to go on vacation but to help.
Choice 1 : Choose another destination
Although initially skeptical, volunteering in Kenya is a choice I have not regretted. It brought me a lot of benefits, firstly because it counts as an experience that I can put on my CV. My main objective was to help the populations who needed it. I was able to be in contact with the local communities and provide food and necessities. I loved it. I now think that I am on the path to success.
Choice 1 : Start again