Word count: 1074
Choice count: 12
Section count: 8
Image count: 8
Error count: 12
Field Related Analysis:
Education : 14 matches (Education, choice, college, failed, first, general, grade, head, score, semester, teacher, test, training, university)
Nursing : 11 matches (factor, body, test, grade, muscle, muscular, personality, physical, quadriceps, sleep, injured)
Psychology : 10 matches (dream, factor, love, muscle, need, order, personality, set, sleep, therapist)
Target Structure:
I am now almost done with college. I need to finish one last semester in Natural Sciences. My R Score is 30.2. I have two plans for my future career : First, I would love to become a therapist because I like to help people getting better in every possible way. As a therapist, I am going to specialize in sports, so that I can be a sports team therapist. My second option is being a physical education teacher. I love to be with kids, and I love sports, so if I become a teacher, the most obvious option is as a physical education teacher. I will be happy with both paths because I am a person that needs other people to talk to, to hang out with, to work with, and more, in order to be happy in my life. I am not comfortable working alone, so these paths are the best careers for my personality. Which path should I choose?
Choice 1 : Therapist Path.
Choice 2 : Physical Education Teacher Path.

I chose to become a therapist. My R score might not be the highest, but at the University where I apply, the most important factor is the CASPER test. I did prepare myself as best possible to have the best grade I can achieve. The day before the test, my friends are going out at a party. I know I worked hard for this test, so going out with my friends can be a good option, but staying at my house will most probably be optimal in order to get the best grade in this test. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Going to the Party.
Choice 2 : Staying Home.
I chose to become a physical education teacher. I love working with kids, either by teaching them than coaching them in any possible sports, so being a physical education teacher is my best option. To be accepted in the program, I need to pass physical tests. I am already in great shape, but I think that I can train my body in order to be in a better general shape. I am already strong, and my cardio is kind of good. I only have this winter to prepare for the physical tests. I can either not train at all, train my muscle mass, or train my cardio. Which option is the best?
Choice 1 : Not Train At All.
Choice 2 : Muscle Mass Training.
Choice 3 : Cardio Training.
I decided to go to the party to change my mind. Arriving at the party, my friends are already trying to make me drink even if I told them that I am not drinking this evening. After an hour at the party, I was bored, so I finally accepted to drink. I took some shots, and after, I was already feeling more relaxed. My friends told me that I should drink more, and I accepted. This was a bad idea. An hour later, I wasn't feeling good, and I just called my parents and asked them if they could come get me. Arriving at my house, my head was hurting bad, so I decided to go to sleep. The next day, I didn't wake up to do my test. I forgot to set an alarm because I was drunk. When I finally woke up, the test was done. There was nothing I could do to start the test. Because of my bad decision, I lost all my chances of being a therapist.
Choice 1 : End of College.
I decided to stay home in order to stay focused on my test. I receive practices for the test, so I tried to do them all. After two hours of doing these practices, my parents came in my room and told me to come downstairs and drink a beer with them in order to chill out. They knew this test was big, and they felt that I was a lot stressed. They said that doing too much is as good as not doing enough. They told me I should first finish my beer and after go to sleep in order to have a fresh mind the next day. I listened to them and I went in my room, set my alarm to wake up early in order to eat my breakfast before my test, and I fell asleep. The next morning, I woke up relaxed, ate my breakfast and I did my test. My parents' advice worked well because I passed easily this test! Even if my R score was not the best, my CASPER test was one of the best they receive, so they accepted me in the therapist program!
Choice 1 : End of College.
I decided not to train at all. I felt that my body was at its best at this moment so I did nothing. The morning of the physical tests, I was confident, but during the tests, I almost passed out because my cardio wasn't enough good. I also struggled a lot with the weights tests. In the end, I failed my physical test, so I lost my chances of being a physical education teacher. I should have trained myself in order to be in a better shape. I could have passed this test, and be accepted in one of my dream careers...
Choice 1 : End of College.
I decided to train my muscular mass. I lifted heavy weights all winter long in order to be the strongest I can be for my tests. One week before the tests, I injured myself by trying to lift a too much heavy weight. I tore my left quadriceps, so I couldn't do the tests. My chances of being a physical education teacher are now gone because of this.
Choice 1 : End of College.
I decided to train my cardio during the winter. I improved a lot this aspect, which is also my weakness. The day of the tests, I passed every test, cardio and muscular tests because my cardio was at its peak and even if I didn't make any weight training, I was stronger because of the cardio training. This decision was the best because I am now accepted in the physical education teacher program!
Choice 1 : End of College.