Word count: 564
Choice count: 14
Section count: 15
Image count: 15
Error count: 21
Field Related Analysis
Education : 43 matches
(cegep, choice, class, classes, courses, credit, failed, field, first, graduate, major, management, school, skip school, student)Web development : 26 matches
(class, client, field, open, option, path, select, track)Archaeology : 25 matches
(agency, class, here, keep, prestige, section)Target Structure: (1 matches)
internship (1 match)
I'm currently studying business management and set to graduate this year. The journey has been challenging, but I've made it through. Since it's a technical program, I have the option to start working right away but I'm unsure about which path to take next.
Choice 1 : Go to University
Choice 2 : Go work in my field

I'm torn between UQAM and HEC. HEC has a stronger reputation, which is appealing, but UQAM would give me credit for some of the courses I've already complete. That's something HEC wouldn't offer. I'm trying to weigh prestige against practical benefits.
Choice 1 : HEC
Choice 2 : UQAM
I'm now working in my field as a sales representative for a big business specializing in B2B. I made a lot of contacts during my internship, and now I've landed a major client. I'm considering whether to take them on.
Choice 1 : Take the big client
Choice 2 : Let the client go
I applied to HEC and was accepted! I'll be starting there in a year, after i graduate from Cegep.
Choice 1 : Go to class.
Choice 2 : Skip school almost everyday.
I was accepted to UQAM! Even if it doesn't look good on my CV, at least I'll be done sooner.
Choice 1 : Become the first of the class.
Choice 2 : Become a regular student.
I decided to take on the big client, and it turned out to be a success. As a result, i was promoted to sales associate, and ever since, my new superiors have treated me exceptionally well.
Choice 1 : Stay in the company.
Choice 2 : Open my own agency.
I let go the client, and unfortunately, we missed out on a major potential partnership. It was a tough decision that had significant consequences, and I ended up getting fired because it could've made a big difference for the company.
Choice 1 : Go back to school.
Choice 2 : Find a new job.
The classes were tough, but i pushed through and graduated.
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I failed the majority of my classes, and the only way to stay on track with my peers was to take summer courses. It wasn't easy, but i did what I had to do to keep moving forward.
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I successfully graduated and was honored as valedictorian.
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I graduated as regular student, without much recognition from my peers.
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I stayed with the company and, after many years of dedication and growth, I became CEO.
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I launched my own agency and made it a success.
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I went back to school, and I'm on track to graduate in a year.
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I started a new job, but unfortunately, I didn't like it so I decided to quit.
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