Apply to a cegep.

I just finished high school, and my lifelong dream was to become a kinesiologist for a sports team, I will do everything to fulfill my dream. I made an appointment with an API, and she told me that I can either go in social studies with one math class or go in medical science, and it's up to me which one I decide. Which program should I go to?

Choice 1 : social studies

Choice 2 : Medical science

Social studies.

I just started social studies, and it has been very interesting, the workload is easy to manage, the topics discussed are really interesting. As the semester progressed my grades were really good and my interest for school has spiked up. When the semester ended, I finished with really good grades, but to my surprise my ''Cote R'' was really low. I made an appointment with the API, and she explained to me that in social studies the average grades of the classes are not really hard which makes having a good ''Cote R'' really hard. This news really made me re-think about my choice, but I really liked the courses of the program, so I decided to try and upgrade my grades even more. Two years passed, and I finished CEGEP, and now I have to decide which university to go, but I don't know if apply to a French university or English.

Choice 1 : French University.

Choice 2 : English University.

Medical science.

My first few weeks in Medical Science were horrible. Everything was hard, the rhythm was way too fast compared to high school, I was completely lost. At the end of the semester, my grades were not that good even though I completed every class, I felt that for all the work I've done my grades did not reflect that. The second semester was the same scenario as the first one. I was so discouraged that I decided to take a break from school and take the fall semester off. After coming back to school the motivation was not good, and I decided to try one last time, and, if it does not work I would have to choose between stopping CEGEP or going to social studies. After the semester nothing changed, and I had the same problem as before so what do I do?

Choice 1 : Trying social studies.

Choice 2 : Giving up.

French University.

My experience in a French university went really well, it took me four years to finish my baccalaureate, and decided to continue, and have a master, and a Phd. After finishing my studies, I did an internship which went really well, but when I was searching for jobs the best ones were in the English part of Canada, and it had been 7 years since I last spoke English. This made take a year off, and work on my English so that I could work in Toronto. Even though it took more time, I ended up working for a sports team But the language barrier was too much for me. I decided to come back to montreal, and now I work in a hospital, and I help injured people with their training.

Choice 1 : Start again

English University.

I really loved going to an English university because I always found that English was better for me than French. I finished my baccalaureate and had an internship with the sport team of the university. I learned the ropes of the job, and gained some valuable experience. In the meantime, I learnt Spanish because it would be better for my career to speak three languages, and eventually get a premium wage. After finishing school, I worked with my university sports team, and four years after I got an offer from a big football team in New York which I accepted. It's been four years working for the team, and I loved every minute of it.

Choice 1 : Start again

Trying social studies.

Going into Social studies was the best choice I made. I finished in one year because I had already credits from Medical Studies, and now I decided to go to university.

Choice 1 : English University.

Choice 2 : French University.

Giving up.

I finally decided to give up CEGEP, and work for a Retail job. I had on the job training for two weeks, and I immediately started Working. Three years later, I regret my choice, I realized that I was in a dead end job and my wage is really mediocre.

Choice 1 : Start again