Decide on college program.

After high school, I needed to decide what to do next. My friends seemed to know exactly what they wanted, but I wasn’t sure.

Choice 1 : Apply for an Accounting program.

Choice 2 : Apply for a Business Management program.

Apply for an Accounting program.

I liked working with numbers, so I thought Accounting might be a good choice. Accounting seemed like a stable career. So, I decided to apply to the Accounting program. After I sent the application, I felt better. A few weeks later, I got my acceptance letter. I was happy, but also nervous about starting college.

Choice 1 : Start getting ready for college.

Choice 2 : Reconsider if I should change to Management.

Apply for a Business Management program.

I began to wonder if Business Management might be a better fit. I enjoyed organizing tasks and leading groups, but changing programs would be a big decision. Should I stick with what I know, or try something new?

Choice 1 : Stay in Business Management.

Choice 2 : Quit this program.

Apply to Accounting program.

I decided to apply to the Accounting program. After I sent the application, I felt better. A few weeks later, I got my acceptance letter. I was happy, but also nervous about starting college.

Choice 1 : Start getting ready for college.

Choice 2 : Reconsider if I should change to management.

Start getting ready for college.

After I got accepted into the Accounting program, I got an email from the college. There was a meeting on the first day for new accounting students. It was a chance to learn more about the program and meet other people in the same field. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to go. I was a bit nervous about meeting new people.

Choice 1 : Go to the meeting to learn more about the program.

Choice 2 : Skip the meeting and prepare on my own.

Reconsider if I should change to Management.

I decided to go to Management because I felt it matched my interests in leadership and organizing.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Go to the meeting to learn more about the program.

I went to the meeting on the first day. There were many new students like me. A few teachers talked about the Accounting program. They explained the classes, the rules, and the help we could get if we needed it. I also met some students. They were nice, and I felt a bit better after talking to them. At the end, a teacher told us about a student group. It was for Accounting students who wanted to study together or ask questions. I didn’t know if I should join or not.

Choice 1 : Join the student group.

Choice 2 : Not join and focus on my own classes.

Skip the meeting and prepare on my own.

I decided not to go to the meeting. I felt too nervous and thought it would be easier to get ready by myself. I reviewed my schedule again, organized my supplies, and tried to calm my nerves. I told myself I would catch up later if I missed anything important.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Change to Management.

I decided to change to Management because I was more interested in working with people and leading teams. I thought it would give me more opportunities to grow and try new things.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Join the student group.

After joining the student group, I learned about more opportunities. One member told me about a program where Accounting students could volunteer abroad.It sounded interesting, but it was a big decision. Volunteering abroad would give me real experience, but I wasn’t sure if I was ready to leave home.

Choice 1 : Join the volunteering abroad program.

Choice 2 : Stay focused on my studies and pass on the opportunity.

Not join and focus on my own classes.

I decided not to join the student group because I felt like I needed to focus on my studies. I wasn’t sure if I could balance both, so I thought it was better to concentrate on my classes for now.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Stay in Business Management.

I could learn about how businesses promote their products and attract customers. This might help me understand branding and advertising strategies.

Choice 1 : Apply for a full-time job after graduation.

Choice 2 : Graduate and go to university for further studies.

Quit this program.

I decided that I wanted to quit the Business Management program. Now, I had two options ahead of me:

Choice 1 : Take a break from college.

Choice 2 : Change my program.

Graduate and go to university for further studies.

I decided to take the next step and pursue further education at university. I felt that a university degree would open more doors and give me the opportunity to specialize in areas that interested me even more.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Apply for a full-time job after graduation.

After graduation, I decided to apply for a full-time job. I updated my resume and started looking for job opportunities in my field.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Take a break from college.

I could take some time off to think about what I want to do next, explore different interests, or figure out my next steps.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Change my program.

I could switch to a different program that might be a better fit for me and my career goals with the help of my API.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Join the volunteering abroad program.

I decided to apply for the volunteering program abroad. While I was there, I met someone who worked at a company back home. They told me about an internship opportunity and said that my volunteering experience would be helpful for getting the job. I started to think about applying when I returned home.

Choice 1 : Apply for the internship.

Choice 2 : Finish the volunteering program and then think about internships.

Stay focused on my studies and pass on the opportunity.

decided that I needed to stay focused on my studies and not get distracted by the internship opportunity. I knew that completing my degree was important, and taking on an internship might take time away from my schoolwork. I realized that I could always look for opportunities later.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

Apply for the internship.

I decided to apply for the internship. I worked on my resume and submitted the application.

Choice 1 : I got the internship.

Finish the volunteering program and then think about internships.

I finished my volunteering program. After that, I started thinking about applying for an internship and realized I should’ve applied sooner. It was stressful to try to find one in a short period of time.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1

I got the internship.

Finally, I got the internship and was able to graduate. The experience helped me meet my graduation requirements, and I felt relieved and proud to have finished my degree.

Choice 1 : Return to section 1