University or armed forces.

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Word count: 1332

Choice count: 45

Section count: 24

Image count: 24

Error count: 9

Field Related Analysis

Education : 94 matches

(cegep, choice, class, exam, fail, failed, first, goal, grades, learn, learned, options, pilot, plagiarism, report, school, student, taught, teachers, test, trainee, university)

Aerospace Engineering : 27 matches

(aircraft, armed, armed forces, helicopter)

Tourism : 25 matches

(aircraft, bias, bit, charge, driver, goal, helicopter, language, leg, member)

Target Structure: (19 matches)

bias (1 match)

foot in the door (1 match)

ins-and-outs (1 match)

interns (1 match)

invaluable (1 match)

leg work (1 match)

maddening (2 matches)

more often (1 match)

office politics (1 match)

overwhelming (1 match)

premium wage (1 match)

sexual harassment (1 match)

more often than not (1 match)

trainee (1 match)

undermining (1 match)

wage (2 matches)

corruption (3 matches)

ingrained (1 match)

bribe (1 match)

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University or armed forces.

University or armed forces.

It was the end of the Cegep. I completed my program in physical rehabilitation, and I succeed to get a good Cote R. During those years I was a straight'As student, but I didn't know what to do. My main goal was to become a physiotherapist, and I was accepted in two different Universities, but since I was a child my dream was to join the army. I didn't know what to do. Should I go to the University or should I join the army.

Choice 1 : Armed forces.

Choice 2 : Which University.

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Airforce.

I decided to join the army and going into the Airforce. I was accepted there because of my good grades in Cegep. I was not sure about my decision because I heard that the Airforce was an overwhelming corp of the army, but should I became an aircraft pilot or should I became a helicopter pilot.

Choice 1 : Aircraft pilot.

Choice 2 : Helicopter pilot.

Choice 3 : Armed forces.

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Aircraft pilot.

I decided to become an Aircraft pilot. I had to study for 4 years with the Airforce to become an Aircraft pilot, but during those 4 years my supervisor did office politics. He was more often than not undermining me which led to my expulsion of the school, so I had to restart to the beginning.

Choice 1 : Airforce.

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Helicopter pilot.

I decided to become a helicopter pilot, but during my last test a guy who studied with me decided to cheat an asked me during the final exam some answers. I didn't give him any answers, but the supervisor saw him talked to me and made us fail. I found myself getting suck up in plagiarism.

Choice 1 : Airforce.

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Army.

I decided to join the army because I heard that it was really fun and that it was like a family. I also heard that they were no corruption at all and that everyone were straight in their boots, but I had a decision to make. Should I became a tank driver or should I became a gunner.

Choice 1 : Tank driver.

Choice 2 : Gunner.

Choice 3 : Armed forces.

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Tank driver.

I decided to become a tank driver, and I really enjoyed that job, but one day I saw someone giving bribe to our leader to escape from the leg work. I didn't understand because I thought there was no corruption in the army, but I didn't know what to do should I report it or should I have said nothing.

Choice 1 : Report it.

Choice 2 : Let it go.

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Report it.

I decided to report it, so I talked to my commander, and he said to me that this type of corruption existed in the army and that it was ingrained. When I heard that I left the army, and I went to university.

Choice 1 : Which University.

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Let it go.

I decided to let it go I thought that it was a isolate case and that type of nepotism didn't exist anywhere else. So, I continued doing my job.

Choice 1 : Army.

Navy.

I decided to join the Navy because I already had a foot in the door because I learned the roped as a Navy cadet when I was a child. I knew that I could be a good officer in the Navy, but also a good ranking member so what should I do.

Choice 1 : Officer.

Choice 2 : Ranking member.

Choice 3 : Armed forces.

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Officer.

I decided to become an officer in the navy. After 3 years of doing this job I got a premium wage because of my good work, but I thought that the job was too boring, so I decided to restart my career as a ranking member.

Choice 1 : Ranking member.

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Ranking member.

I decided to join the nay as a ranking member. After my first mission I lived invaluable experience, and I thought that it was the best job in the world, but two years later I injured myself which let my two options. Change my job or left the navy. What should I do.

Choice 1 : Change my job.

Choice 2 : Left the navy.

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Change my job.

I decided to change my job. I became an analyst. This job wasn't physical, and it gave me the opportunity to learn a third language. I learned German, and I started working with German peoples, but I thought that this job was boring.

Choice 1 : Navy.

Left the navy.

I decided to leave the navy and return to the University.

Choice 1 : Which University.

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University of Sherbrooke.

I went to the University of Sherbrooke, but I thought that all of my professors were maddening. So, it was very difficult for me to stay focus in class. So, I thought that it would be a good idea to leave this University. Should I left or should I stay.

Choice 1 : Quit University.

Choice 2 : Continue University.

Choice 3 : University of Rimouski.

Choice 4 : Which University.

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Quit University.

I left the University and started working at a clinic as a technician. A guy spotted me and said that I was doing good job and proposed that I become is associated for is own clinic, but I had to pay with him. It was a lot of money, so I didn't know what to do. Should I paid or no.

Choice 1 : Paid with him.

Choice 2 : Didn't pay him.

Paid with him.

I did it, I gave money to him and started to work with him. He taught to me the ins-and-outs to becoming a businessman, and we did a lot of money. After we had interns, and we became a big clinic, but one of the interns was weird and started doing weird things.

Choice 1 : University of Sherbrooke.

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Didn't pay him.

I continued to work at the clinic, but I left my job because of the wage. So, I join the armed forces.

Choice 1 : University of Sherbrooke.

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University of Rimouski.

I decided to go to the University of Rimouski, and I graduated after 4 years there. I was very happy, and it was the time to started working, but I had a choice to make, open my own physical rehabilitation clinic or worked for someone. What should I do.

Choice 1 : Opened my own clinic.

Choice 2 : Worked for someone.

Choice 3 : University of Sherbrooke.

Choice 4 : Which University.

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Opened my own clinic.

I opened my own physical rehabilitation clinic. Everything was OK until one of my employees flirted with a patient and this patient sued us for sexual harassment.

Choice 1 : University of Rimouski.

Worked for someone.

I started working for a clinic near my house in Rimouski and everything was OK until I was in charge of a trainee. This guy had bias of the profession, and started complaining and doing bad job.

Choice 1 : University of Rimouski.

Which University.

I decided to go at University, but I didn't know were. I applied in Sherbrooke, and in Rimouski, but I was accepted in both. Should I go to Rimouski or should I go to Sherbrooke.

Choice 1 : University of Sherbrooke.

Choice 2 : University of Rimouski.

Choice 3 : Armed forces.

Armed forces.

I decided to join the armed forces, but I didn't know what I would do. Should I go in the Airforce, should I go in the army or should I go in the navy.

Choice 1 : Airforce.

Choice 2 : Army.

Choice 3 : Navy.

Choice 4 : Which University.

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Gunner.

I decided to join the army as a gunner. I loved this job, but my coworkers are a little bit annoying.

Choice 1 : Army.

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Continue University.

I continued at University of Sherbrooke, but because of my maddening teachers I failed all of my exams.

Choice 1 : University of Sherbrooke.

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