Word count: 715
Choice count: 26
Section count: 17
Image count: 17
Error count: 4
Field Related Analysis
Education : 46 matches
(choice, classes, courses, don, general, high school, reading, school, specific, university)Paramedics : 25 matches
(care, doctor, general practitioner, hospital, medical, patient, patients, practitioner)Nursing : 18 matches
(chemistry, clinic, doctor, general practitioner, hospital)Target Structure: (7 matches)
cursory (1 match)
dead-end job (1 match)
fulfillment (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
overtime (3 matches)
overwhelming (1 match)
though (1 match)
I just graduated from Henri-Bourassa high school, and I need to choose what I'll do at university. I have done my enriched mathematics', my chemistry's and my physics' classes, so I should probably study in a med school. Even though I passed all those courses, it would also be nice to be a hairdresser. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Go to Med School.
Choice 2 : Become a hairdresser.

Let's go! I got accepted in a Med School. Now, I need to choose whether I want to become a general practitioner or an endocrinologist. I could also drop out, and see where it leads me. What should I choose?
Choice 1 : Become a general practitioner.
Choice 2 : Become an endocrinologist.
Choice 3 : Drop out!
Being a hairdresser is a fantastic job! I'm so happy to have made that choice.
Choice 1 : A problem occurred.
Being a general practitioner is not so bad, but I think I'll change my mind in about 5 years. This job is not specific enough for me.
Choice 1 : Continue as a general practitioner.
Choice 2 : Change jobs after five years.
Being an endocrinologist consists of taking care of patients, and analyze what's wrong when it comes to the functions of their hormones. Every hormonal change is analyzed by me, an endocrinologist, and it brings me a lot of fulfillment when I get to make a patient happy. Now, I need to know where I should work.
Choice 1 : Work at a CLSC.
Choice 2 : Work in a hospital.
Choice 3 : Work at a clinic.
Choice 4 : Work from home.
Oh, no! I missed my chance to become a doctor. Now I'll probably become a janitor.
Choice 1 : Let's go janitor.
I become a janitor, and I don't do much for the rest of my life. I shouldn't have dropped out. I ended up getting a dead-end job.
Choice 1 : Thanks for reading my story.
I soon as I started to enjoy my life as a hairdresser, my dad fell ill and my mom started to struggle to pay all of my dad's medical bills. I now have two choices. I can work overtime every day as a hairdresser, or I can go back to school and become an endocrinologist. What's the best option to help my mom cover the bills?
Choice 1 : Work overtime.
Choice 2 : Become an endocrinologist.
I worked so much, it was so maddening and cursory! Now I'll book a trip and relax for a year.
Choice 1 : A trip to relax!
I like being a hairdresser. Now, I'll simply enjoy my get-away.
Choice 1 : Thanks for reading my story.
This is the end of our adventure together.
Select a section to link to here.
My life is monotonous, but I still had a beautiful life.
Choice 1 : Thanks for reading my story.
I'm done working as a general practitioner! I want to change jobs. I could become an endocrinologist, a hairdresser, or I could just become a janitor.
Choice 1 : Become a hairdresser.
Choice 2 : Become an endocrinologist.
Choice 3 : Let's go janitor.
Working at the CLSC is nice, but it's so far from my home. I will try to work from home.
Choice 1 : Work from home.
Working in a hospital is so overwhelming because there are a lot of people. I should probably work in a CLSC, which is way smaller than a hospital.
Choice 1 : Work at a CLSC.
I like it here! I think working from home is the best decision I have ever made in my life. I will work here for the rest of my career.
Choice 1 : Thanks for reading my story.
The staff in this clinic isn't so nice with me. I think I'll work in a hospital.
Choice 1 : Work in a hospital.