Your academic course.

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Word count: 835

Choice count: 12

Section count: 7

Image count: 5

Error count: 2

Field Related Analysis:

Education : 20 matches (CEGEP, School, academic, adult, behaviour, choice, classes, college, course, courses, don, field, field of study, grades, high school, learn, management, school, student, university)

Computer Science : 11 matches (bit, choice, close, Computer science, computer, drawback, field, handle, huge, open, session)

Tourism : 8 matches (Program, bit, charge, course, door, field, interests, program)

Target Structure:

drawback (1 match)

lack of (1 match)

maddening (2 matches)

misconduct (2 matches)

more often than not (1 match)

premium wage (1 match)

set aside (1 match)

straight A's (1 match)

time management (1 match)

wage (2 matches)

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Your academic course.

Which college you want to go?

You just finished your high school, you've enjoyed every bit of your classes and friends! Now you have the choice to go in two schools. Indeed, both have their advantage and disadvantage. You either go to Montmorency College, where you live close by and it's really not long to go there, but you don't have any friend from your high school. Or, you can go to Maisonneuve College, where its really far from home, but every one of yours friends goes there?

Choice 1 : You choose to go to Montmorency College, It's a really close to you, it will take approximately 15 minutes to go, but every friend of yours is there.

Choice 2 : You choose to go to Maisonneuve College, It's a really far drive, it will take approximately 45 minutes to go, but every friend of yours is there.

What program you want to choose?

Now, that you're in your favorite college, you'll have to choose which program you want to go now. You want to go in health science, but you know it's really hard and you'll have to focus a lot and you'll get a wonderful paid job! Or you can go in computer science, where you have a really huge interest in computers but you'll get less in your job than a health science student?

Choice 1 : You choose to go in health science, now you'll have to focus and get good grades, because you're about to do a lot in there!

Choice 2 : You choose to go in computer science, now you'll have to study in a program that interests you a lot, but your wage you'll be lower!

Charge of work.

How you are going divide your number of courses during your time in cegep? In health science you choose to go with 7-8 courses per session but you'll get overwhelming time with your studies and you'll finish in 2 years. Or you can do with in 5-6 course per session but you'll finish a little late, but you'll be more free to do other things like, working and putting aside money for your college etc. Same thing with computer science, but even if you do 7-8 courses per session, you'll have to finish in 3 years. Or 5-6 courses per session and get some money in a work and get experience when it comes in handy for applying for a job.

Choice 1 : You choose to go with 7-8 courses per session, but you'll get a stressful time and you'll not have time to get money set aside for university

Choice 2 : You choose to go with 5-6 courses per session, but you'll handle your session with success and get straight A's because you'll have less work to do per sessions, you'll get a better time management and get money for your time in university.

Your choice, volunteering or not.

Now that you're in cegep, you'll have to go volunteering to gain an experience later, for university and your life time-work. Or you chose to not do it because you think, you don't have the time?

Choice 1 : You choose to go volunteering, because you thought that fantastic for your background, it's better more often than not!

Choice 2 : You choose to not go volunteering, because you think, it's a lack of time, and you can use this time to do other things.

You're now choosing which university you want to go.

You are now choosing which university you want to go. You have the choice to go to UdeM in your ending program, but you'll have to study in French and get less open door to work in foreign country. Or you can study in McGill where you're going to study in English and get more open door, but you have a hard time to study in English, so you'll have to stay more years in university?

Choice 1 : You choose to go UdeM, but it's gonna be a drawback for your future job, because you'll have to learn in French.

Choice 2 : You choose to go to McGill, where you'll get more open door for your future job!

Your future job?

Now that the end, you're now choosing what work you want to do with your final study program. You have the choice to go in a job with a premium wage, but people told you that people working over there are quite maddening. Or, you choose to work in less paid job, but with a lot less misconduct behaviors?

Choice 1 : You choose to go in a higher paid job, but people over there are quite maddening!

Choice 2 : You choose to go in less paid job, but there less misconduct behaviour.

Finally you're now working full time in your field of study!

You are now done, with your studies, and now you can enjoy your full time-work and finally be an adult!

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