A Life of Twists and Turns.
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Field Related Analysis
Topic: International-Studies
criminology (6 matches)
social (3 matches)
Topic: Pharmacology
effects (1 match)
health (1 match)
hospital (1 match)
Topic: Police-Technology
crash (1 match)
law (4 matches)
law enforcement (3 matches)
murder (1 match)
prison (1 match)
Topic: Geography
field (3 matches)
ocean (1 match)
Topic: Fire Safety
ambulance (1 match)
fire (1 match)
rescue (1 match)
Topic: Political-Science
convention (5 matches)
law (4 matches)
Topic: Accounting
amount (3 matches)
credit (1 match)
employer (2 matches)
paperwork (1 match)
Topic: Aerospace Engineering
airplane (3 matches)
arm (2 matches)
helicopter (1 match)
moment (1 match)
Topic: Corrections-Technology
law (4 matches)
law enforcement (3 matches)
mental health (1 match)
murder (1 match)
order (1 match)
prison (1 match)
Topic: Education
academic (1 match)
choice (18 matches)
college (1 match)
credit (1 match)
down (1 match)
evaluation (1 match)
evaluations (2 matches)
field (3 matches)
first (4 matches)
games (2 matches)
learned (1 match)
learning (1 match)
scholarship (1 match)
social (3 matches)
training (2 matches)
university (4 matches)
work experience (1 match)
writing (1 match)
Topic: Nuclear Medicine
breathe (1 match)
dizzy (1 match)
doctor (1 match)
health (1 match)
heart (1 match)
left (1 match)
Topic: Dance
back (5 matches)
break (2 matches)
close (1 match)
complete (2 matches)
ending (1 match)
face (1 match)
flight (8 matches)
front (1 match)
social (3 matches)
traveling (1 match)
Topic: Business
cost (2 matches)
money (5 matches)
office (1 match)
opportunity (3 matches)
paid (1 match)
product (1 match)
the amount (1 match)
expenses (1 match)
Topic: Wildlife management
enforcement (3 matches)
game (9 matches)
Topic: Public Administration
judicial (1 match)
Topic: Physical Rehabilitation
long (1 match)
Topic: Nursing
accident (2 matches)
ambulance (1 match)
arm (2 matches)
assessing (1 match)
b.d. (2 matches)
concussion (1 match)
doctor (1 match)
effects (1 match)
evaluation (1 match)
flight (8 matches)
health (1 match)
heart (1 match)
hospital (1 match)
Topic: Paramedics
accident (2 matches)
ambulance (1 match)
arm (2 matches)
care (2 matches)
concussion (1 match)
crash (1 match)
doctor (1 match)
enforcement (3 matches)
flight (8 matches)
health (1 match)
heart (1 match)
helicopter (1 match)
hospital (1 match)
oxygen (1 match)
rescue (1 match)
trained (1 match)
Topic: Web development
active (1 match)
break (2 matches)
call (1 match)
close (1 match)
compile (1 match)
field (3 matches)
join (2 matches)
merge (1 match)
setting (1 match)
stop (2 matches)
type (1 match)
Topic: Environmental Protection Health and Safe
accident (2 matches)
noise (1 match)
Topic: Diagnostic Imaging
heart (1 match)
Topic: Chemistry
fire (1 match)
law (4 matches)
met (1 match)
oxygen (1 match)
product (1 match)
Topic: Archaeology
agency (3 matches)
arm (2 matches)
bed (1 match)
close (1 match)
evaluation (1 match)
field notes (1 match)
keep (2 matches)
rescue (1 match)
study (4 matches)
text (1 match)
type (1 match)
Topic: Theatre
house (1 match)
part (1 match)
Topic: Forestry
fire (1 match)
Topic: Literary Studies
setting (1 match)
Topic: Sociology
agency (3 matches)
care (2 matches)
consciousness (1 match)
criminology (6 matches)
fact (1 match)
game (9 matches)
psychology (3 matches)
social psychology (3 matches)
systems (1 match)
Topic: Film
agency (3 matches)
convention (5 matches)
effects (1 match)
experience (2 matches)
setting (1 match)
text (1 match)
video (10 matches)
Topic: Fine Arts
situation (1 match)
Topic: Law
accident (2 matches)
agency (3 matches)
brief (1 match)
close (1 match)
convention (5 matches)
cost (2 matches)
credit (1 match)
crimes (1 match)
criminology (6 matches)
fact (1 match)
house (1 match)
law (4 matches)
law enforcement agency (3 matches)
living (1 match)
month (1 match)
murder (1 match)
noise (1 match)
office (1 match)
order (1 match)
rescue (1 match)
Topic: Social Work
agency (3 matches)
crimes (1 match)
health (1 match)
help (2 matches)
mental health (1 match)
social (3 matches)
studied (1 match)
Topic: Communications
commitment (1 match)
message (1 match)
noise (1 match)
Topic: Tourism
agency (3 matches)
airplane (3 matches)
city (1 match)
convention (5 matches)
field (3 matches)
flight (8 matches)
flight attendant (5 matches)
helicopter (1 match)
Topic: Medical Electrophysiology
doctor (1 match)
heart (1 match)
hospital (1 match)
oxygen (1 match)
Topic: Medical Records
doctor (1 match)
hospital (1 match)
Topic: Radiation Oncology
masks (1 match)
Topic: Psychology
concussion (1 match)
consciousness (1 match)
field (3 matches)
game (9 matches)
Topic: Research Methods
analyze (2 matches)
field notes (1 match)
friend (3 matches)
Topic: Anthropology
societies (1 match)
Topic: Applied Linguistics
academic (1 match)
game (9 matches)
move (1 match)
Topic: Dental-Hygiene
anxious (1 match)
Topic: Biology
flight (8 matches)
flower (1 match)
heart (1 match)
learning (1 match)
order (1 match)
oxygen (1 match)
plants (1 match)
Topic: Construction and Civil Engineering
bank (1 match)
fall (1 match)
falls (1 match)
noise (1 match)
proud (1 match)
Target Structure
internship (4 matches)
learning the ropes (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
thoroughly (1 match)
wage (1 match)
A Life of Twists and Turns.
How it started.
It’s the end of college. You’re finally able to pursue your desired career. You’ve applied in criminology and you’ve been accepted to the University of Montreal. However, studies cost a lot and you don’t have any money left. You’re thinking of taking a break from your studies and gather enough money for university and your other expenses.
Choice 1 : Join the university and begin your studies.
Choice 2 : Work first and gather a good amount of money.
Join the university and begin your studies.
You’ve begun your study with a little help around you. Thanks to the scholarship you can finally breathe and concentrate on what’s important. The midterm is coming, and you’ll need to study hard for the upcoming exams and assignments. The day before an important evaluation, your friend is inviting you to a video game convention. You’ve always liked it, and you played a lot of video games. This convention is hosted one time a year and you’re afraid of losing this opportunity.
Choice 1 : Stay home and study for your evaluations.
Choice 2 : Go to the video game convention and have fun.
Work first and gather a good amount of money.
You’ve been given the opportunity to work as a flight attendant. You’ll be traveling the world while working! First, you’ll need to complete a flight attendant training program. This program is 24 weeks long and cost about a thousand dollar. Hopefully, you borrowed the amount of money from the bank. This program offers a paid internship, the wage is enough for you to give back the money in less than two weeks. You can make way more after work. However, you’ve found a job as a florist close to your house and it’s someone you know that takes care of the shop, so you’re sure to obtain the work. It also offers some on-the-job training, so you’ll know how to take care of the shop and the flowers.
Choice 1 : Go on with the flight attendant formation and travel the world as you’ve always dreamed of!
Choice 2 : Work as a florist.
Stay home and study for your evaluations.
You stayed home and studied for your upcoming exams. While studying, you hear a weird noise coming from the front door, you go down the stairs, and by accident, you fall face first. You can not move anymore so you’re waiting for someone to come rescue you. Four hours later, you wake up in a hospital bed feeling dizzy, the doctor says you have a big concussion, you’ve forgotten all of your memories from the past two years. You can forget about the exams of tomorrow; you need to remember the two years of life you’ve forgotten.
Choice 1 : Go back to the beginning
Go to the video game convention and have fun.
You went with your friend to the video game convention, you’ve had a lot of fun and you’re very happy you didn’t miss it, it really was a one-time experience. You’ve found yourself discovering an old passion and you’re thinking of becoming a video game creator. Should you listen to your passionate heart and become a video game creator or continue your criminology studies.
Choice 1 : Become a video game creator!
Choice 2 : Don’t give up on your criminology studies.
Go on with the flight attendant formation and travel the world as you’ve always dreamed of!
You’ve become a flight attendant; the job is stringent and takes a lot of your time. You feel more and more tired, you thought that while working you’ll have the chance to discover the cities and take some time for yourself. Unfortunately, when arriving to a new city you need to leave the next day, sleeping is the only time you have for relaxation. This train of life don’t correspond you.
Choice 1 : Stop this train of life and work in another country.
Choice 2 : Keep on being a flight-attendant.
Work as a florist.
You’ve been working as a florist, for now, for a month, and you find the job pleasant. Your employer is asking you to make a new product she thought of. It’s a type of juice using only flowers and plants, she sent you all the ingredients by a text message for you to make while she’s away for an order. You’ve prepared the juice and your employer just came back; she takes a sip of it. Your boss falls and loses consciousness, you call an ambulance, but they come too late, she’s already dead. She was poisoned by the juice you made; by accident, you’ve put a poisonous flower in the drink. You’ve been charged with murder. You rot in prison.
Choice 1 : Go back to the beginning
Become a video game creator!
You were convinced that becoming a video game creator was your vocation, but now that you’re thinking about it thoroughly, you like playing video games and not making them. You made this decision rashly and regret getting caught up at the moment.
Choice 1 : Try again!
Don’t give up on your criminology studies.
You’ve begun a criminology internship; it can provide you with structured work experience related to the field and an opportunity to earn academic credit. So, to complete the internship, you must fulfill a time commitment in the work setting, compile field notes recording your experiences, and complete several brief writing assignments in which you systematically analyze that setting and your experiences. The assignments are designed to merge what you’ve learned in the classroom, with the work you’re completing in the internship. Five years later, you’ve completed your master’s in criminology and you’re ready to work in the field. It was a tough way but you’re proud of yourself. You've been given two job propositions from different institutions, one of them is from a law enforcement agency, and the other is from a Social Psychology lab.
Choice 1 : Work in a law enforcement agency.
Choice 2 : Work in a Social Psychology lab.
Stop this train of life and work in another country.
You’re now living in Greece and you’ve opened a little restaurant, with the help of a friend you’ve met there. Your life is appeasing and calm, but you still have some regrets concerning your university studies you’ve never completed. It’s alright you like your life now and you’re happy with it.
Choice 1 : Not bad, but not the perfect ending
Keep on being a flight-attendant.
During a flight, many tremors occur, you’ve been trained for this kind of situation to happen, but you’re still anxious and fearing for your life. The tremors are getting stronger and stronger, and all the passengers have already put on their oxygen masks. The airplane is shaking and falling headfirst, you’re praying for your life and waiting for a miracle to occur. The airplane crash and you’re the only survivor. Around you, it’s the chaos everything is on fire and you’ve found yourself in the ocean still grabbing in a piece of the airplane. There’s a helicopter coming, you survived but you lost your arm.
Choice 1 : Go back, you just lost your arm :)
Work in a law enforcement agency.
You like the part of the job where you need to analyze the causes and effects of crimes on individuals, families, and societies Assessing the effectiveness of judicial systems in applying the law. Learning the ropes was tougher than you expected, but you're beginning to feel more comfortable at your job, you also like the fact that it's not the kind of repetitive work. You're thinking about going on with this job.
Choice 1 : The Real End!
Work in a Social Psychology lab.
The job is a lot of paperwork and you're in an office every day, you work overtime, and have trouble sleeping. You thought the job will be more active and interesting, but all you're thinking about is quitting. You finally quit and take a break from working.
Choice 1 : Kind of bad for your mental health :(
