Word count: 1059
Choice count: 30
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 4
Field Related Analysis:
Education : 25 matches (Down, School, choice, class, classes, college, degree, don, exam, fail, failure, field, field of study, first, goals, grades, graduate, learn, learned, management, motivation, options, school, semester, university)
Dance : 15 matches (Back, Complete, Couple, Forward, Number, Out, Point, Position, Recover, Side, Slow, Spring, Time, Together, Turn)
Law/Paralegal-Technology : 13 matches (answer, company, debt, drugs, family, Financial, four, freedom, House, living, notice, option, street)
Target Structure:
come in handy (1 match)
cursory (1 match)
dead-end job (1 match)
drawback (1 match)
income (1 match)
intern (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
straight A's (1 match)
the drive of work (1 match)
thoroughly (1 match)
I'm studying Administrations at Montmorency College. I have one last semester to complete but I still don't know If I want to go to university.
Choice 1 : Go to university
Choice 2 : Don't go to university
Now that I chose to go to university I still have to make the hard decision of choosing one to go to.
Choice 1 : HEC Montreal .
Choice 2 : McGill University.
Choice 3 : UQAM.
I finally decided to stop going to school. Now I have to choose the right path to start off my career.
Choice 1 : Work in a firm
Choice 2 : Start a business
I started a business with no solid foundation and not enough money saved up. The biggest drawback was that my parents seeing that my plan didn't work out kicked me out of their house and I now live in the street.
Choice 1 : Restart
I end up getting hired by a firm. I decide to stay a couple of years to learn the ropes of accounting. I achieved one of my goals but somehow I still feel incomplete. I want to achieve financial freedom but I don't know if I should take a risk.
Choice 1 : Start a side business.
Choice 2 : Keep working at the firm
My side business is doing pretty good! I have a second source of income. I am almost making as much money with my business than with my job. Now I have another hard decision to make.
Choice 1 : Quit my job
Choice 2 : Stay at the firm
I knew that it would come in handy. I quit my job and decided to travel. I visited places all over the world and am happy with the life that I have today. My business keeps growing and I'm looking forward to the future.
Choice 1 : Restart
I keep working at the firm but quickly get bored. I start to feel like my life is hopeless and that working at this firm is a dead-end job. I turn to alcohol to forget my problems and soon become an alcoholic.
Choice 1 : Restart
My business starts to slow down because I am not putting enough time and effort in it. I decide to shut it down, which is really maddening, because I soon begin to lose money. I regret not taking the opportunity that I had.
Choice 1 : Restart
I go to UQAM to study Accounting and finance. I graduate with straight A's, find a good job, get married and have kids.
Choice 1 : Restart
My years going to McGill University were the wildest years of my life. I met a lot of fun people and partied a lot. I have one last final exam to do before I graduate and my friend's birthday party is coming up this weekend.
Choice 1 : Go to the party
Choice 2 : Study for my final exam
I arrive at the party and notice that there are a lot of people. I meet a management intern that proposes that I should invest and start our own business together.
Choice 1 : Accept his proposition
Choice 2 : Go home
I ended up dropping out of school and start a business with that guy. After, two years of hard work our business finally flourished. We made a lot of money together and travelled the world. Since it was our own business the drive of work made us extremely successful and happy.
Choice 1 : Restart
I end up going home to recover from all the partying that I did over my friend's house. I still have one last day to study for my final exam but since I procrastinated I would have a lot of studying to do in one day which I find pretty overwhelming.
Choice 1 : Study
Choice 2 : Don't study
I managed to pass the exam. I wasn't totally prepared for it, but I was able to answer to most of the questions. Since, I didn't study enough I ended up doing a cursory job. I took way more time to do the exam than most people but left the classroom pretty confidently. I finally got my degree in accounting and I can now really start my career.
Choice 1 : Restart
I came to my final exam totally unprepared. When I read the questions of the exam I understood none of them. I felt like I missed a whole semester of classes. I was completely lost. I couldn't graduate that spring and I had to retake this class for a whole semester. I became discouraged had no more motivation and turned towards drugs.
Choice 1 : Restart
I day of the exam I was not one bit worried. I studied hard thoroughly my notes. I was the first one to finish the exam. The exam seemed too easy to me. I got my degree with insanely good grades. I moved out of my parents house and got a good paying job.
Choice 1 : Restart
I get accepted to the number one business school in Montreal. I graduate four years later. At this point I fill like I know pretty much everything that I need to know in my field of study. I have many options to choose from but the option that I take will determinate how the rest of my life goes.
Choice 1 : Go overseas.
Choice 2 : Work for one of the best firms in Montreal
I ended up living and working in Europe for 10 years. I learned different languages over the years and learned a lot about the cultures of the different countries. I decide to go back to Canada to reunite with my friends and family again.
Choice 1 : Restart
I get hired by one of the best firms in Montreal. I am pretty satisfied with my position in the company and my salary but I still miss the feeling of being adventurous. I start gambling all of my money away and end up being in debt pretty badly.
Choice 1 : Restart