Word count: 1185
Choice count: 31
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 5
Field Related Analysis:
Education : 18 matches (School, choice, college, diploma, don, field, first, games, learned, level, portfolio, research, school, semester, skills, social, test, university)
Psychology : 15 matches (bit, depression, economic, environment, family, FAST, field, game, hearing, intuition, love, need, run, script, thinking)
Computer Science : 14 matches (bit, choice, environment, field, HTML, Integrated Development Environment, intuition, Java, open, Programmer, Programming, Random, script, video)
Target Structure:
lack of (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
straight A's (1 match)
thoroughly (1 match)
though (1 match)
thoughtful (1 match)
wage (1 match)
You've completed your DEC in Social Science but you feel something special from programming and you don't know if it is better to save time and do something at university related to Social Science or start a program in programming at college.
Choice 1 : You choose a random economic program at UQAM
Choice 2 : You choose to go on programming at Montmorency College

You start a new semester. You're pretty good at this since you have straight A's makes some new friends but you're not totally sure about what you've done, even though you're good at this. You've lost two years in Social Science and you don't feel like doing 3 others in College.
Choice 1 : You don't give up and you continue
Choice 2 : You give up and you choose to wait until next semester to go on a random economic program at UQAM
You start your new program at university, which you don't especially like, but it's never too late to go back.
Choice 1 : Go back and start programming at Montmorency College
Choice 2 : Continue on what you are doing
You complete your first year on programming and you finally started your second one. You've learned properly HTML, java script and much more. You feel like it's becoming more and more difficult than what you were expecting.
Choice 1 : You give up and start selling drugs since you have some friends that know about it.
Choice 2 : You don't give up and you continue.
You start getting into this risky business, you make some money, but your family rejected you and you started living on your own. You always look thoughtful because of every problems you are getting into, but you keep thinking that everything will be alright. You have a lot of illicit substances in your apartment. One day, you hear someone knocks on your door.
Choice 1 : Open the door
Choice 2 : Pretend that no one is here.
You open the door and see 2 officers arresting you because of your background.
Choice 1 : Start again
You don't open and they finally went back. At the same night, you go outside to smoke a little bit and see 4 guys approaching you.
Choice 1 : You do nothing
Choice 2 : You run as fast as you can
You run as fast as you can but one of them pulls out a gun and kill you.
Choice 1 : Start again
You are near your BAC and because start realizing this wasn't for you because you don't have this economic intuition and also because you don't like this field.
Choice 1 : You finish your BAC and start a job just after.
Choice 2 : You think it'll be more profitable if you continue your studies after that, even if you don't like that.
You work now in a company, and make a correct salary. You feel like you don't love that, especially because you have to do some overtime and sometimes you feel like you're doing drudges, but at least you wasted no time and you're making enough money to live. But maybe that wasn't the best choice you could've done...
Choice 1 : Start again
You continue your studies after getting your BAC but now it becomes too much for you. You feel like you want to kill yourself just by hearing an economic word. You go on depression and give up everything.
Choice 1 : Start again
You've finally completed your program and you've learned so much during those 3 years. It wasn't easy but you don't regret because you found something you love.Now, you're not so sure about what's coming up next. You can stop here and start working or you can continue your studies at ETS university.
Choice 1 : Continue your studies at ETS university
Choice 2 : Stop here and start working
You work now as a programmer in a company and you love that! You use essentially Java and C++ to write programs, you create codes and test them in an integrated development environment and you fix errors of programs. You make a good salary but start asking yourself if it wasn't a better idea to continue your studies.
Choice 1 : Start again
You're now at ETS university to be an engineer. You feel the difference between university's difficulty level and college's difficulty level. You're now thinking about the fact that you've tried to develop video games on your own, ans you've realized that you're not so bad at this. You make your research and find that you don't especially need to go at university to work for a video game company, just some skills and a portfolio.
Choice 1 : Stop school and get more skills on developing video games on your own
Choice 2 : Continue your studies
You now have thoroughly learned the ropes and have enough skills to work for a video game company. You don't know where to apply. You know that Ubisoft is the easiest way because it is in Montreal, but you see on twitter that Santa Monica studio is hiring people because they have a lot of vacant positions, but it is at the USA so you know you will have to go live there if this is what you really want. You don't have any lack of confidence so you know that you'll make the goof choice.
Choice 1 : Apply for Ubisoft
Choice 2 : Apply for Santo Monica studio
You get hired from Ubisoft and you work for them now. You have a good salary and you love what you do.
Choice 1 : Start again
You get accepted by Santa Monica studio, you live now at the USA and you love your job. You're just missing everyone that you've left, but you know it's a sacrifice required, so you accept it.
Choice 1 : Start again
You're near the end of your studies, it is now your last chance to give up and concentrate on getting skills for programming video games on your own or finish your studies.
Choice 1 : Stop school and get more skills on developing video games on your own
Choice 2 : Finish your studies once and for all
Congratulations! You've completed your studies and now you work as an engineer in a company and make an excellent wage, while you absolutely love your job! Just thinking about the fact that one day' you'll have to take your retirement, is making you sad.
Choice 1 : Start again