Word count: 1363
Choice count: 34
Section count: 22
Image count: 22
Error count: 12
Field Related Analysis
Education : 86 matches
(advanced, campus, cegep, choice, college, don, education, field, field of study, first, grades, graduate, high school, learn, motivation, private, research, school, skills, specific, students, teachers, university)Sociology : 27 matches
(analysis, care, crime, criminology, education, game, justice, private, roles, school, sexual, tests)Law : 26 matches
(brain, cause, close, crime, criminology, family, harassment, justice, law, month, option, private)Target Structure: (7 matches)
came in handy (1 match)
dead-end job (1 match)
perpetrator (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
sexual harassment (1 match)
volunteering (6 matches)
abroad (4 matches)
After finishing high school you knew you wanted to go in criminology, but you weren't sure of what cegep you wanted to go to, either you go to André-Grasset a private cegep where you got accepted for good grades, Montmorency the closest cegep that makes transport easy or take a 6 months break to make some good money.
Choice 1 : Go to André-Grasset.
Choice 2 : Go to Montmorency.
Choice 3 : Take 6 months off.

You decide to go to André-Grasset, a private cegep with a promising and advanced education. It's a little bit expensive, but the people and the teachers there are very nice, they truly care about you and your grades, and you made the volleyball team. So, should you change college because it's too expensive or stay because it's the best education you can have?
Choice 1 : Change college.
Choice 2 : Stay at André-Grasset cegep.
You decide to go to Montmorency, it's way closer which makes transport easier, and it's also less expensive. Now it's time to choose a program, will you choose to go into the justice program or the individual program?
Choice 1 : Justice program.
Choice 2 : Individual program.
You decide to take 6 months off to make some money, and it genuinely helps you make some great money, but sometimes it gets exhausting. By the end of those 6 months you feel like you didn't make enough money, so do you want to keep working for another 6 months or follow your first plan and go to cegep.
Choice 1 : Work for another 6 months.
Choice 2 : Stick to the plan.
You decided to go for your second option, Montmorency. You thought it was the best option for you because it's close and less expensive.
Choice 1 : Go to Montmorency.
You chose to stay at the cegep because you preferred this cegep over Montmorency, even if it’s more expensive. Now that you made your decision you have to choose the right program related to your field of study.
Choice 1 : Individual program.
Choice 2 : The world and it's problems program.
You decided to go in the justice program because it's the best program you could've chosen for your field of study. By choosing this program you managed to get the required grades and criteria to go in a criminology program at university. Now it's time to choose which university you will go to, UDeM or ULaval.
Choice 1 : UDeM.
Choice 2 : ULaval.
You decide to work another 6 months, but sadly your boss becomes very weird. He started flirting with you a little bit and with time it got progressively worst. At first, you could handle it, but after some time it was just not possible because it became sexual harassment, so the only choice you really had, was to leave this job because he basically became a perpetrator.
Choice 1 : Quit your job.
You decided that it was better to stick to the original plan, and now it's time to choose what cegep you're applying to. Montmorency or André-Grasset?
Choice 1 : Go to Montmorency.
Choice 2 : Go to André-Grasset.
You decided to quit your job for your own good, but after this incident you don't have motivation to do anything, so you end up unemployed, and you bed rot every day. Game over.
Choice 1 : Beginning
You liked this program, but sadly you couldn't reach the criteria subjects needed for the criminology program at university, so you had to redo your cegep but in another program, eventually you lost motivation because of time, so you quit and ended up working at a dead-end job for most of your life. Game over.
Choice 1 : Beginning
This was a pretty fun program, and after you were done with cegep you managed to get the required criteria for the criminology program, the only problem is that you had barely any money left, and you were a bit tired of school, so you decided to take a little break before university and chose to do something nice. So, you chose to do some volunteering abroad.
Choice 1 : Volunteering abroad.
You chose to do some volunteering abroad in Vietnam. You took care of some orphans with other people, and it was really nice, it lasted a few months but sadly your visa expired because of complications, so now you’re stuck there. Game over.
Choice 1 : Beginning
You thought that volunteering for a right cause was a good idea to learn some new things, but also look good in a resume and in experience. You found 2 ads that interested you.
Choice 1 : Japan.
Choice 2 : Vietnam.
You chose to go UdeM, because the program is interesting, and you also know some people which makes you more comfortable. You then proceed to graduate. Now you need to look for a job in a specific environment.
Choice 1 : Law enforcement.
Choice 2 : Research and analysis.
You chose this university because the program looks a bit more fun, but it’s very far away from your family and friends, so you have to leave them, and live on campus. It’s very expensive, and you can’t afford it anymore, so you drop out. Game over.
Choice 1 : Beginning
You chose to go directly to university in a criminology program, and now it’s time to choose which university you go to.
Choice 1 : UDeM.
Choice 2 : ULaval.
You chose to go to Japan because it’s always been a place you wanted to visit, and since it’s for a good cause you had more motivation. In Japan, you helped students learn english which was a very good experience. After a month, volunteering was over, so you came back in Canada, and decided to go to university.
Choice 1 : Go to university.
You chose to go in this path, because it’s what you’ve always wanted to do. It’s very demanding, you need to stay calm most of the time, and use your brain a lot. Even with all of this, you stay there and enjoy. After a while of working there you keep getting raises for your great job, and slowly you climb up in terms of roles, and now you’re a crime scene investigator. You’ve made some pretty good money so far, so. Now it’s time to choose if you retire early or not?
Choice 1 : Retire early.
Choice 2 : Continue working.
This is not your first pick, but during your studies you got really interested about this job, so you decided to give it a try. You really like it because it kinda tests your brain and your skills, which is nice. Now you’ve been here for quite, it is a very nice job, but it requires a lot of thinking, and it’s getting very draining. So, you’re thinking that maybe the better option is to retire now.
Choice 1 : Retire early.
After a lot of thinking, you decided to retire. You’ve had a great life at work, but it was time to let it go. While you were working you saved and invested a lot of money, and that definitely came in handy. With all this money you’re able to enjoy your retirement with your family and friends, overall it was a very good decision. The end.
Choice 1 : Beginning
It was a hard decision, but you decided to stay and work. You worked for about an extra 5 years, and that’s enough. You’ve made more money, just like you wanted, and now it’s really time for you to retire, because you’re getting old. So, after this extra you retire for the best, and you live a great rest of your life. The end.
Choice 1 : Beginning