Graduate from Collège Montmorency.

You’ve just completed your DEC in social science with a math at Collège Montmorency. You now have two choices: take a break to work and save money or go straight to university and begin your finance degree at Concordia.

Choice 1 : Go straight to Concordia.

Choice 2 : Work before university.

Work before university.

You decide to take a year off to work full time. You get a job at a bank as a customer service employee, where you gain valuable experience dealing with financial products and clients. After a year, you're finally ready for the next step.

Choice 1 : Apply to Concordia’s finance program.

Choice 2 : Go for a permanent position as a customer service representative.

Go straight to Concordia.

You start at the John Molson School of Business. The courses are demanding. you have classes about finance, accounting, investments, etc. Should you get involved in school clubs or focus strictly on schoolwork?

Choice 1 : Join the Finance and Investment Club.

Choice 2 : Focus only on schoolwork.

Apply to Concordia’s finance program.

With your bank experience and strong grades, you decide to enroll into Concordia's finance program and get accepted. You quickly realize the benefit of your work year you're ahead of your classmates in practical knowledge. But should you also get involved on campus?

Choice 1 : Focus only on schoolwork.

Choice 2 : Join the Finance and Investment Club.

Go for a permanent position as a customer service representative.

You decide not to return to school right away. Your work ethic and communication skills earn you a permanent full-time position at the bank. You handle client transactions, open accounts, and advise customers. After one year, your manager offers you a promotion.

Choice 1 : Accept the promotion offer.

Choice 2 : Apply to Concordia’s finance program.

Accept the promotion offer.

You accept the job offer and start as a full-time customer service representative at the bank. You quickly become known for your professionalism and ability to explain financial concepts clearly. Clients trust you, and your team respects you. After years, you’re promoted to full financial advisor. You decide to stay, build your portfolio, and continue learning through experience.

Choice 1 : The End.

The End.

You chose my path, my career. From Montmorency to Concordia or straight into the workforce, every choice built my future. Don’t forget, you can always redirect and grow.

Choice 1 : Graduate from Collège Montmorency.

Focus only on schoolwork.

You get good grades but miss out on internships. After graduation, it’s harder to get your first job. You finally got hired at a small accounting firm, but it’s not your dream.

Choice 1 : Join the Finance and Investment Club.

Choice 2 : The End.

Join the Finance and Investment Club.

You meet students who’ve interned at major banks and even competed in trading competitions. Through the club, you network with professionals and get a summer internship at a financial firm.

Choice 1 : Turn your internship into a job.

Choice 2 : Finish your Degree.

Turn your internship into a job.

You impress your supervisors with your work ethic and financial knowledge. At the end of the summer, they offer you a position that you gladly accept. You’re now working full-time in finance, gaining real world experience before graduation. A year later, you face a new decision.

Choice 1 : Go back to Concordia and finish your degree

Choice 2 : Stay in the job and get a promotion.

Finish your Degree.

You stay focused, manage your time well, and maintain top grades. You build strong relationships with your professors and a good network. You graduate with honors, and your résumé stands out.

Choice 1 : Apply for a financial advisor position.

Choice 2 : Travel before starting your career.

Apply for a financial advisor position.

You land an interview at a major bank. Thanks to your degree, internship, and international perspective, you impress the hiring team. You begin your journey helping clients build wealth and reach their financial goals. You’ve made it!

Choice 1 : The End.

Stay in the job and get a promotion.

You decide to keep working full-time. Within a year, you're promoted to associate financial advisor. You now manage a small portfolio, build client trust, and start making a real impact. This job has become your career.

Choice 1 : The End.

Travel before starting your career.

You pack your bags and take a few months to travel around the world. When you return, you feel refreshed, focused, and ready. With your degree and experience, you're ready to start your career.

Choice 1 : Apply for a financial advisor position.