Word count: 801
Choice count: 10
Section count: 6
Image count: 6
Error count: 6
Field Related Analysis:
Education : 17 matches (School, choice, college, diploma, first, grades, management, private, range, research, school, skills, social, student, students, university, vocational)
Nursing : 16 matches (clinic, clinical, Doctor, foot, gas, Health, hospital, nurse, O, pharmaceutical, planning, position, psychologist, psychology, sleep, social)
Law/Paralegal-Technology : 14 matches (audi, blood, Budget, Clinical, contract, Financial, force, law, living, master, mortgage, private, reference, self-employed)
Target Structure:
a foot in the door (1 match)
fulfillment (1 match)
internship (2 matches)
lack of (1 match)
more often than not (1 match)
mortgage (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
retirement (2 matches)
time management (1 match)
vacant position (1 match)
A second year at Ahuntsic College, get my College Diploma and then apply at Concordia and get a master's in Psychology. I work as a Clinical Research Coordinator at McGill University Health Center in pharmaceutical research with only a Diploma of Vocational Studied for 12 years. I am a Licensed Practical Nurse. I love to do the blood draw. I applied to another contract research organization (CRO) still in the pharmaceutical industry. I get the position as a Clinical research associate. Well, with that position I get to travel around the world and I start with $70,000 per year. Should I take the position and leave school? Or should I stay as coordinator and go to school at the same time and both full time as I am doing now?
Choice 1 : Life as a student.
Choice 2 : Life at Covance as a clinical research associate

I decide to continue my studies at university. I got good grades at my college. So now, I could apply to Concordia University. During my college study, I put aside my social life because I didn't have time to see my friends. I had absolutely no time to party. I was working during the day and school at night. I have good skills in time management which enables me to work smarter. I needed those good grades to get into Concordia. Now, I am asking myself if I should go to Concordia University or I should study at Laval University. Concordia is kind of hard to get into. The sky is the limit, I should probably apply to both. Well, if I dropped out of school and take the position, I'll be making more money than an internship salary at a hospital. But I wouldn't mind making more money instead of living on a budget. Financial life would be so great as a clinical research associate. In the first year I will be making $70,000.
Choice 1 : Concordia it is!!!
Choice 2 : More money in my pocket as clinical research associate.
I decided to go to Concordia University. It's near my job, and I'll pay less gas. I am planning to move downtown with my boyfriend to a condo downtown. Joe Biden and I will split the mortgage payment in half since we are both students and working full time. I am staying at my job at the MUHC. Since I am working with Dr. O, he could give me a reference to another doctor at the hospital during my internship. I already have a foot in the door I will definitely take all of my advantages that life offers me.
Choice 1 : More advantage to go to Concordia
Choice 2 : Not to bad to continue in that path
There is a vacant position at Covance. I applied, I got the job. I am buying my dream car. A white Audi Q3, red leather seat, nice rims, and a sunroof. I travel to Europe, the USA for the job. I will probably be overwhelmed with all those travelings. But more often than not I'll be in the sky instead of home. At the same time, I can put more money towards my retirement at an early age. I am buying my dream car. A white Audi Q3, red leather seat, nice rims, and a sunroof. I travel to Europe, the USA for the job. I will probably be overwhelmed with the time zone which will result in a lack of sleep. My purpose is to help people to feel better within themselves. I'll be better off as a psychologist.
Choice 1 : The luxury life.
I choose to go to school and finish my master. I will be a successful psychologist. As a psychologist, I get to engage in research, and teaching across a wide range of topics having to do with how people think, feel, and behave. Their work can involve individuals, groups, and families.
Choice 1 : To be a doctor
Choice 2 : Not too much of a life style
Getting my diploma as a psychologist will be the fulfillment of my childhood dream. I will also do a Law of attraction workshop and be a psychologist as well. I intend to be the best psychologist ever. My main is to be self-employed. I might become a millionaire. I have been thinking of working as a clinical research associate as his good part but I refuse to work for someone else all my life until retirement.
Choice 1 : I am a happy psychologist and I am my own boss in my own private clinic