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Education : 143 matches
(adult, choice, class, college, credit, don, first, graduate, high school, market, school, student, university)Graphic-Design : 30 matches
(color, design, graphic, graphic designer, layout, typography, vector)Sociology : 28 matches
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Hi, my name is Louka, and I am sixteen years old. I am currently in my last year of high school. Next year, I still don't know if I want to go to college, or take a year off. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Go to college.
Choice 2 : Take a year off.

I chose to go to college. Now, I got a problem. I know I want to go to college, but I still don't know what program to choose. I hesitate between Graphic Design and becoming a Firefighter. If I become a graphic designer, I could create posters, logos, do typography, layout, branding, vector, color theory, digital work, print work and more. If I become a firefighter, I could save lives, use the ramp, fix engines, drive the truck, rescue animals, water the fire and more.What should I do?
Choice 1 : Become a graphic designer.
Choice 2 : Become a Firefighter.
I chose to take a year off. I just graduated from high school, and I am free! I wanted to travel, but there's a problem. I am not sure if I should travel first and work for the rest of the year of work first? What should I do?
Choice 1 : Decide to travel first.
Choice 2 : Decide to work first.
The program I chose is Graphic Design. I found a college where I can study. However, it is two hours away from my home. There is another college closer, but I would have to travel forty-five minutes every morning and another forty-five minutes to come back home. Should I apply to the closest college and drive every day or find a room and apply to the furthest college?
Choice 1 : Apply to the closest college.
Choice 2 : Apply to the furthest college.
I chose to apply for the Firefighter program. However, I need my maths of high school year five in order to get accepted in the program. This class is offered as a complementary class. I can also go to adult school to finish it in a few months. Going to to adult school would only take a few months, and it would be easy since it would be the only class I have. Going to college would be harder, but it would be faster. Where should I take my class?
Choice 1 : Take the complementary class in college.
Choice 2 : Go to adult school.
I decided to travel first since I just finished high school. That choice gave me a break. I had to quit my student job since I was leaving for a few months. When I come back from vacations, I need to find a job before going back to school. I could find a job related to what I want to do later, but the salary is lower than a regular student job. Should I find a job related to the program I want to do or should I find a regular student job?
Choice 1 : Find a related job.
Choice 2 : Find a regular student job.
I decided to work first so that I could enjoy travelling after. After my year offs, I need to go back to school. I realized that I could either go to college for three years, or do a DEP for a year and a half. Where should I go?
Choice 1 : Continue school in college.
Choice 2 : Continue school in DEP.
I chose to apply to the closest college. As a consequence, I have to drive ninety minutes every day to go to school. However, I get through all this, and three years later, I graduate from college. Now, the problem is that I don't know what to do. Should I go to university or enter the job market.
Choice 1 : Go to university.
Choice 2 : Enter the job market.
I chose to apply to the furthest college. I got accepted, and I found an apartment. I ended up graduating three years later. Travelling between college and home was not something I loved, so I decided not to go to university to avoid the same situation. I then was able to find a job on the job market.
Choice 1 : Start again.
I chose to take a complementary class in college. I ended up passing this class, and I graduated from college. I was able to become a Firefighter.
Choice 1 : Start again.
I chose to go to adult school to get the math class credit I need, Once I get my credit, I can join college. I ended up graduating from college, but I don't know if I am ready to find work yet. Should I take a year off or find a job already?
Choice 1 : Take a year off.
Choice 2 : Find a job as a Firefighter.
I chose to get a student job related to graphic design. As a consequence, I get a lower paid than a regular student job. Three years later, I graduate from high school. I am still not sure if I should go to university to have a better job, or enter the job market. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Go to university for four years.
Choice 2 : Enter the job market.
I decided to find a regular student job to save more money. After my year offs, I went to college, and I graduated after three years. I found a career job I love related to graphic design.
Choice 1 : Start again.
Even though college is two times longer than DEP, I chose to go to college in order to have more doors opened for my future. After these three years, I graduated from college. I eventually found a job as a graphic designer. I was able to find clients, plan meetings, create mock-ups, mood boards and more.
Choice 1 : Start again.
Even though DEP is less suggested than college, I chose to go to DEP to finish school faster. I graduated a year and a half later, and I got accepted for a career job related to graphic design.
Choice 1 : Start again.
After graduating, I decided to apply to university. After four years in university, I graduated, and I was able to find a career job about graphic design.
Choice 1 : Start again.
After graduating from college, I was able to find a job as graphic designer.
Choice 1 : Start again.
After I graduated from college, I decided to take a year off. I travelled and enjoyed my free time. After, I entered the job market as a firefighter. I had my badge and I eventually became a captain.
Choice 1 : Start again.
After I graduated from college, I became a Firefighter.
Choice 1 : Start again.
After graduating, I went four years to university. I then became a graphic designer.
Choice 1 : Start again.
Three years later, I graduated from high school. I entered the job market, and I became a graphic designer.
Choice 1 : Start again.