What Will Happen Next.
Word count: 1381
Choice count: 43
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 3
Field Related Analysis
Education : 75 matches
(cegep, choice, college, colleges, course, don, goal, high school, learn, reader, school, teacher, teachers, university)Law : 46 matches
(children, family, fine, government, harassment, house, house of, misconduct, offer, possibility, profession)Business : 29 matches
(economy, money, offer, salary, team)Target Structure: (13 matches)
dead-end job (1 match)
hr (1 match)
invaluable (3 matches)
misconduct (1 match)
pensions (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
sexual harassment (1 match)
wage (1 match)
corrupt (1 match)
bribes (1 match)
threat (1 match)
volunteering (2 matches)
abroad (2 matches)
What Will Happen Next.
Where should I go?
After five long years of high school, I now have to decide which cegep I am going to choose. I have to choose the right cegep, so I can have the straightest A's possible and assure myself the brightest future possible. I have to decide between Ahuntsic College or Montmorency College. Both colleges propose the Sciences program which is the one I want to sign up for.
Choice 1 : Go to Ahuntsic College.
Choice 2 : Go to Montmorency College.
Go to Ahuntsic College.
Ahuntsic proposes a volunteering abroad trip, and I am really interested. If I go, I might create invaluable memories and make lifetime friends. It's a trip to Costa Rica. Should I go, or should I stay?
Choice 1 : Go to Costa Rica.
Choice 2 : Don't go to Costa Rica.
Go to Montmorency College.
If I go to Montmorency College, I would have two choices. I could go in Sciences or in a Physioherapist program. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Study in Sciences.
Choice 2 : Study in Physiotherapy.
Go to Costa Rica.
If I go to Costa Rica, I would make invaluable memories by volunteering abroad. I would make friends, learn a new language, probably get a premium wage over there compared to what I would have had if I had stayed here and find a dead-end job.
Choice 1 : Love it.
Don't go to Costa Rica.
If I don't go to Costa Rica, I would miss out on an amazing possibility to make invaluable memories. I would definitely become depressed because of the fear of missing out that I would experience. But what could happen if I become depress?
Choice 1 : Become depressed.
Love it.
I would love it too much there, and would never want to come back to Canada. I would stay there and find myself a job over there, probably grow a family and make friends.
Choice 1 : Where should I go?
Choice 2 : Don't go to Costa Rica.
Become depressed.
If I become depressed, I would drop out of school and then would find a trashy job. On that trashy job, I would encounter sexual harassment. One of my coworkers would flirt with without respecting boundaries. He would continue to misconduct even after I would ask him to stop. And when I would tell the HR, they would be corrupt by bribes that my harasser would threat them with. My life would be ruined.
Choice 1 : Where should I go?
Choice 2 : Go to Costa Rica.
Study in Sciences.
Studying Sciences would open all the doors for me. I could go to any program at university and be free to choose between multiple possibilities. The two choices I would hesitate with are studying to become a teacher or studying to become a kinesiologist. I think both choices or good, but I am not sure which one would be the best one. What should I be?
Choice 1 : Become a teacher.
Choice 2 : Become a kinesiologist.
Study in Physiotherapy.
Studying Physiotherapy at college is not to prepare you to go to university, you are not obligated to go. Personally, I would still want to go to university to specialize in the profession of a kinesiologist. I could also directly become a physiotherapist, so what should I do?
Choice 1 : Become a kinesiologist.
Choice 2 : Become a Physiotherapist.
Become a teacher.
Becoming a teacher would be the best decision for me. I would have money for a house because teachers had the government raising their salary few years ago, I would have money for having kids, and I could have enough money in my saving, so I could retire in peace. Also, teachers have pensions for when they retire, so I would be fine with money even after retiring.
Choice 1 : Have money for a family and a house.
Choice 2 : Have money for retiring.
Become a kinesiologist.
I have always loved the aspect of working as a kinesiologist, but looking at the annual salary they I don't make money, I wouldn't be able to retire in peace and either have a family and a house.
Choice 1 : Don't have money for retiring.
Choice 2 : Don't have money for kids and a house.
Don't have money for retiring.
Write this part of the story here and present your reader with choices.
Choice 1 : Don't have money for kids and a house.
Choice 2 : Become a teacher.
Choice 3 : Study in Physiotherapy.
Don't have money for kids and a house.
My biggest goal in life has always been having my own kids and my own house. In our economy, if I became a kinesiologist, I wouldn't be able to afford all of those things. Not being able to build my dream would most likely destroy me. I would definitely miss out on the best aspect of being a human, so I don't think becoming a kinesiologist would be the best choice.
Choice 1 : Become a teacher.
Choice 2 : Don't have money for retiring.
Have money for a family and a house.
Having the possibility to have kids I would feel completed. It has always been my dream to have a family with kids and a husband. I feel like having kids would just means that I accomplished my biggest wish and I would feel success.
Choice 1 : Have the house of my dreams.
Choice 2 : Have two children.
Have money for retiring.
If I became a teacher, I would have ... that will help me to make savings to one day retire in peace. I could travel, and be able to give gifts to my grand kids. I would absolutely love to be able to retire at 60 years old and be able to see my kids and grand kids as often as possible. By having money from my teacher career I could do all of that and be happy with what I would have accomplished.
Choice 1 : Have money for a family and a house.
Choice 2 : Have two children.
Choice 3 : Study in Physiotherapy.
Choice 4 : Become a kinesiologist.
Have two children.
Forever I have wanted to have two children. I feel like two kids is a great number because nobody feels left out. I grew up in a family of three, and it was rare that all three of us hung out together, there was always one on the side. It would be the greatest joy ever if my two kids were best friends.
Choice 1 : Have the house of my dreams.
Choice 2 : Have money for retiring.
Choice 3 : Study in Physiotherapy.
Choice 4 : Become a kinesiologist.
Have the house of my dreams.
The house of my dream would be a warm house with a loving family in it, My dream house would have enough space to receive everybody at Christmas. I would like my house to be the safe space of my kids and their friends.
Choice 1 : Have two children.
Choice 2 : Have money for retiring.
Choice 3 : Study in Physiotherapy.
Choice 4 : Become a kinesiologist.
Become a Physiotherapist.
By becoming a physiotherapist directly, I would receive an offer to become a physiotherapist for a big sport team. It would be a chance in a lifetime. If accept this offer, What could happen?
Choice 1 : Accept the offer.
Accept the offer.
By accepting the offer, I enroll myself to always be on the go and moving everywhere with my team. Of course, by accepting this offer, I would like to improve and one day become a physiotherapist for an even bigger team. But, by consecrating my life to this career, I would have to give up on my biggest dream, which is building a family.
Choice 1 : Miss out on the big ambitions I had to build a family.
