Time to choose your career.

You just got out of high-school, but you don't know what to do since you have never put thoughts into your future. You want to make mom proud, but on the other side, some work experience could come in handy later in your career.

Choice 1 : Choose your college program.

Choice 2 : Find a job.

Choose your college program.

You are looking at programs in the closest college to your home. Two programs stand's out. You know you are good with emotions, it's an invaluable skill that runs in the family, but your dream as a kid as always been to work with robots.

Choice 1 : Try to become a psychologist.

Choice 2 : Try to become a Robotic Enginner.

You are looking for a job.

You have worked for only 6 months at McDonalds in your life and that's it. Your lack of work experience is a real hinder in your job hunt. Luckily for you, dad has been working for the government for many years now. By using dad you have a foot in the door for a job at the government, but there is also multiples interesting companies near home.

Choice 1 : Get dad to find you a job at the government.

Choice 2 : Keep looking for something nearby.

You are trying to become a psychologist.

You chose to become a psychologist, so you enter the Social Science program in college. After a while, you get a maddening realization, you don't have the any discipline at all, and noticed that you are failing all of your classes. You have to drop out because it's impossible to pull off a come back.

Choice 1 : Go get a professional studies diploma instead.

Choice 2 : Find a job.

Becoming an Electrical Engineer.

You get in the Electrical Engineering program. But you are quickly getting overwhelmed by all of the information, from the oscilloscopes, multi meters, power supplies, welding. You just can't keep-up. Although. Maybe, you feel like you're starting to find your purpose in life. Maybe psychology is calling your name now, but doing a professional studies diploma could help you learn the ropes in the electrical world.

Choice 1 : Try to become a psychologist.

Choice 2 : Get a PSD in repare of electrical machines.

Dad found you a job.

Thanks to dad you got a good job that gives a good wage. The drawback is that government workers are looked down upon. After 2 years you can't take it anymore because all that negativity is starting to deter on your personal life. Your best move is to go back to school.

Choice 1 : Go to college.

Choice 2 : Get a Professional Studies Diploma.

You are getting a PSD.

The list of PSD's available is huge but still you look at the list in-depth. Right after you put-aside the programs that are not interesting. You found two programs that are worthwhile. The Thing is, that you are getting sucked up in a loop of stress, since you can't decide which one to choose. Seeing your state, mom tells you to pick your first idea.

Choice 1 : Get a PSD in repare of electrical machines.

Choice 2 : Get a PSD in a Professional cooking class­

You are doing a PSD in repair of electrical machines.

After the best two years of your life, you graduated, and you have received your professional studies diploma with straight A's. Not only that, but you learned the ins-and-outs of the subject, like resistors, mosfets, condensators, and a lot more. You have also acquired knowledge on time management and discipline. You have a good feeling of fulfillment, you might actually be able to succeed in college now.

Choice 1 : Continue to college.

Choice 2 : Start working.

You decided to do a cooking PSD.

Cooking is really hard, the pressure in the kitchen is suffocation and the teachers are really strict. After a year of hard work, you finally got your diploma. Before leaving, you have a conversation with a friend you made that was in the repair of electrical machines' program, and now you wonder if you should give it a try or not.

Choice 1 : You are doing a PSD, but this time in repair of electrical machines.

Choice 2 : Start working.

Ending one.

The only job you found was to go back to McDonald's again. After some years, you become the manager, but at what price...you are a disappointment in moms' eye's.

Choice 1 : Start again

Ending two.

College Whent amazing, you learned about captors, programation, motors, motor drives, but most important of all safety at work just in case you don't want to die. Now you have a really well-paying job, a house on the side of a lake, and you have succeeded in your goal. Mom is really proud of you.

Choice 1 : Start again