The Future awaiting a Health Science Student.
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Choice count: 24
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Field Related Analysis
Education : 77 matches
( admissions, adult, choice, classes, evaluation, field, first, grades, head, management, sabbatical, school, score, student, teacher, university)Paramedics : 31 matches
( arm, blunt trauma, breathing, concussion, disinfect, doctor, emergency, health, hospital, medical, medicine, needle, nurse, nursing, ottawa, pain, partner, patient, trauma)Sociology : 15 matches
( affect, medicine, school)Target Structure
cursory (1 match)
drawback (1 match)
drudgery (1 match)
intern (1 match)
internship (1 match)
interns (1 match)
invaluable (1 match)
lack of (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
more often (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
overwhelming (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
pulling off (2 matches)
purpose (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
more often than not (1 match)
though (1 match)
thoughtful (1 match)
time management (1 match)
threatening (1 match)
The Future awaiting a Health Science Student.
The beginning of everything.
You know you don't have the R score presently to go to Medical School or Veterinary School. You have to make a decision that may affect your future for the better or the worse.
Choice 1 : Take a sabbatical year.
Choice 2 : Go to nursing school.
Choice 3 : Take a program that you don't like to have better grades.
Take a sabbatical year.
Your parents want you to stay at your hometown volunteering, but after the pandemic, you just want to go see the world. You are an adult in case you forgot. You don't listen to them and you decide to go to Europe. You pass two months on the continent and you have never been so happy. You completely forget about your future career. Now, you are in the United Kingdom. Your friend, who travels with you, hears there is a party. She urges you to go.
Choice 1 : Go to the party.
Choice 2 : Don't go to the party.
Go to nursing school.
Which university should you go to?
Choice 1 : Go to the University of Ottawa.
Choice 2 : Go to McGill University.
Choice 3 : Go to the University of Montreal.
Take a program that you don't like to have better grades.
The first weeks are great. You are pulling off straight A's. Wednesday, your colleague asks you if you want to go to her party. At first, you hesitate, but you remember it is important to take some breaks from school. You decide to go. Your mental health seems to appreciate this little pause far away from school. You choose to go to more parties. You see more benefits to doing so. Soon, you are already late in most of your classes. You become cursory. You have a lack of concentration when it comes to schooling. It becomes a real drawback. School seems like a drudgery. When you do your first evaluation, you don't pass. You are maddening at yourself.
Choice 1 : Start again.
Choice 2 : Go to nursing school.
Don't go to the party.
Instead, you go take a walk. It is calm. You appreciate this time alone with your thoughts. You realize how amazing it is to be here. As you continue to look around you, your eyes land on a large building. You have never seen something like that in Canada. It is breathtaking. You go closer. You realize it is a university. Your mind starts to think about the decisions you made about your future. Do you have a career? What are you going to do when you come back to Montreal? Do you have a purpose? That is when it hits you. You are grateful to have done this big trip but it is time to put your career first. Why don't you look at the admissions of this university? Unfortunately, you have to do a baccalaureate in nursing in order to enroll.
Choice 1 : Go to nursing school.
Go to the party.
You go to the party. You recognize no one. You start to feel weird because you feel like a stranger among them until someone approaches you. The person starts flirting with you. Six days later, you are still seeing each other. Tonight, you go to the club together. The person brings you back home after. You are walking with your bicycle on the side. Your bag with all your money is on it. When you arrive at your apartment, the person asks if you need any help to bring your bicycle inside your apartment. Without thinking, you say yes. Not a minute after you let go of your bicycle, the person gets on it and goes away. You just lost all your money and your bicycle. You feel powerless.
Choice 1 : Start again.
Go to the University of Ottawa.
You really think you can go this far without seeing your dog. Aren't you a little bit skeptical? You are not even able to finish the admissions papers.
Choice 1 : Go to another university offering a nurse program.
Go to McGill University.
You are thoughtful with your time. However, your grades are not great. At this point, you decide to continue to study in this field and you forget everything else.
Choice 1 : Continue at McGill University.
Choice 2 : Go study at the United Kingdom.
Go to the University of Montreal.
The first week is overwhelming for you. You think you should maybe put aside everything else to focus only on school. Thankfully, you know that if you don't find time for yourself such as going running, you will not be able to pull off great grades. Time management is the key to pulling off the grades you desire. The first laboratory you do, your colleague starts to feel dizzy. What should you do?
Choice 1 : Don't say anything.
Choice 2 : Tell your teacher.
Don't say anything.
Your partner tells you he doesn't want to disinfect nor put the needle in the patient. You decide to do it. As you put the needle in the arm of the patient, he suddenly faints. His head hits the ground. You scream. The teacher hears you. He must be in a lot of pain. You think he may have a concussion. Your teacher tells you to call an emergency doctor. Luckily, you are practicing in a hospital. When the doctor arrives, she says that you are dealing with a blunt trauma. You are breathing very loudly because you feel guilty. The teacher is threatening you. You will never work in medicine. You need to get out of the country.
Choice 1 : Take a sabbatical year.
Tell your teacher.
Good job future nurse! You may have save his life! After this incident, more often than not, you are studying effectively. You now have the grades to do whatever you want.
Choice 1 : Go to Medical School.
Choice 2 : Go to Veterinary School.
Continue at McGill University.
You continue to be a thorough student. Congratulations!
Choice 1 : The end.
Continue at the United Kingdom.
Even though it is difficult at first, you surprisingly receive a big announcement. You have an internship. Soon enough, you become the best intern of all interns. You do a lot of overtime which the clinic loves. You become invaluable.
Choice 1 : The end.