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Education : 68 matches
(bullying, cegep, choice, classes, don, failing, failure, first, grades, graduate, options, school, social, university)Dance : 12 matches
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I just graduated from Cegep of Thetford and don't know which university I should apply to between UQAM and McGill. I want to go to one of these universities because I really want to study in Montreal. I think that this city is one of the best in Quebec for studies.
Choice 1 : Apply to UQAM university.
Choice 2 : Apply to McGill.

It's my first day at UQAM and don't have any friends. I don't know where I should sit at lunch. There are some girls that seem nice that are from my program, but I'm not sure if they would accept that I sit with them.
Choice 1 : Sit alone.
Choice 2 : Sit with girls from the same program as me.
It's my first day at McGill and don't have any friends. I don't know where to sit at lunch. There are some girls from my program that seem nice, but I'm not sure that they would let me sit with them. I have pretty bad social anxiety, so approaching them would be a big and scary challenge for me.
Choice 1 : Sit alone.
Choice 2 : Sit with the girls from my program.
I ended up eating in the bathroom alone with no one to talk to. I now think that every day is going to be the same, and I won't make any friends for the rest of the year. Should I change university and go to McGill or stay at UQAM?
Choice 1 : Apply to McGill.
Choice 2 : Stay at UQAM.
I decided to ask them if I could sit with them, but they laughed at me and called me stupid. Now the whole school is bullying me because those girls told everyone how dumb I was. I don't think I can handle being treated this way, and I don't know how to handle the situation either. I'm thinking of either dropping out of school or applying to McGill because maybe I will have more luck at getting friends.
Choice 1 : Drop out of school.
Choice 2 : Apply to McGill.
I think that it's pretty boring to be eating lunch this way. Maybe, I should try to get past my fear and talk to those girls because I don't want to be a loner for the rest of my time at McGill. I have really bad social anxiety, and I don't know if I'm able to do this kind of social interaction. This is a big challenge for me.
Choice 1 : Go talk to the girls.
Choice 2 : Keep being alone.
They are so nice! I'm so happy that they let me sit with them. We had such good conversations and became great friends in an instant. I'm extremely proud of myself for making that decision, I'm pretty sure having such friends will be helpful throughout my years at McGill. Even though I'm glad I made new friends, I'm not sure if I should make them or my studies a priority.
Choice 1 : Concentrate on my studies.
Choice 2 : Spend more time with my friends.
After weeks of being alone at school, I'm getting kind of tired of spending my days in the bathroom without anyone to talk to. I'm thinking of either dropping out of school or applying to McGill hoping for a better chance at having friends.
Choice 1 : Drop out of school.
Choice 2 : Apply to McGill.
They were extremely nice to me and now are my new friends. They are super smart and will definitely be helpful with my studies. I think they will get me far in life. Should I continue concentrating on my studies or pass more time with my friends instead of studying?
Choice 1 : Concentrate on my studies.
Choice 2 : Spend more time with my friends.
Even though I'll be alone for the rest of the year, I still think I need to focus on my studies and not get distracted by other people. I've been getting good grades, and I'm on the verge of graduating to become an accountant. I think staying alone was the best choice I could have made.
Choice 1 : Graduate and become an accountant.
Since I don't go to school anymore, I need to find myself a job to pay for my expenses. I think my best choice is to become a cashier. I know that the salary as a cashier is pretty bad, but I don't really have any other options. I hope that the decisions I took won't lead me to complete failure.
Choice 1 : Become a cashier.
I'm glad I decided to concentrate on my studies instead of passing all of my time with my friends. I am now ready to graduate to become an accountant and make a lot of money.
Choice 1 : Graduate and become an accountant.
I've been out partying for a while now, and I'm currently failing all of my classes. I might need to drop out of school because my grades became too low. My other option would be to try concentrating again on my studies and try having the best grades possible to pass my classes to finally graduate.
Choice 1 : Drop out of school.
Choice 2 : Concentrate on my studies.
I finally graduated and now am officially an accountant. I can't wait for what's to come in my career!
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I can't believe I made such bad choices throughout my time at university. I regret everything I did.
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