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Field Related Analysis
Education : 93 matches
(choice, class, classes, college, exam, failed, first, goal, grades, head, learned, learning, mark, mentor, p, research, scholarship, school, social, speaking, student, university)Tourism : 29 matches
(ap, apartment, bit, goal, human, internet, meal)Law : 23 matches
(cause, children, clients, close, fact, house, living, minutes, month, order, process, profession, rent, residence)Target Structure: (5 matches)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
internship (5 matches)
lack of (1 match)
learning the ropes (1 match)
retirement (2 matches)
I am currently finishing my college years in Social Sciences, and my goal is to become a psychologist. It is now time for me to apply to a university in order to make my dreams come true.
Choice 1 : Laval University
Choice 2 : Sherbrooke University.
Choice 3 : UQAM.

After long hours of thinking, I finally made my decision : I applied at Laval University. A few weeks later, good news! I got accepted. Now, I have another choice to make that will have an impact on my life. Where do I live?
Choice 1 : 734 avenue Myrand, apartment 4.
My decision is final, I am going to apply at Sherbrooke University. A few weeks go by, and I receive a letter : Sherbrooke University accepts me as a student! Now, I have to decide where I am going to live. My house right now is way too far away, so I will have to move out of my parents' house. I look up the Internet and find an apartment that is available. On the other hand, I also think about living in the residence of Sherbrooke University.
Choice 1 : The residence of Sherbrooke University.
Choice 2 : Go live in the residence
I have finally taken my decision : I applied at UQAM. Not much later, I received excellent news! They accepted my application. I am more than happy, and I now have another choice to make.
Choice 1 : Boulevard of Maisonneuve, ap.6
Since I chose to rent an apartment near Laval University, I spent many weeks searching for the perfect one. Two of my friends are currently studying at this same University, so we decided that we were going to live together, so it would be less boring than living alone in a 2 1/2 apartment. After our research and many tours of the offers we had, we chose a 5 1/2 on the second floor of a building in Ste-Foy, located at the 734 Myrand Avenue, apartment 4. For $300 per month, this apartment was more than OK. Not the prettiest, but near everything we could need. It's only a 10-minute walk to get to the University, and even less than that to get to the grocery store or the nearest bars and restaurants.
Choice 1 : The start of the school year at Laval University.
I just started my school year at Laval University, and for the moment, I am loving it. My classes are interesting and my grades are on point! I have an exam tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Go party with my friends.
Choice 2 : Stay home and spend the night studying.
Because I am not a responsible human being, I decided to go out and party instead of studying for my exam. My friends convinced me with their famous speech about the fact that we only live once and that I would not have any stories to tell my grandchildren if I stayed home to study. So here I am, way too drunk just a few hours before my exam.
Choice 1 : Wake up and go to my exam.
Choice 2 : Stop my alarm and go back to sleep for five minutes before I wake up and go to my exam.
Because I am a responsible human being, I chose to stay home and study for my big Psychology exam. Unfortunately, during the night, my apartment caught on fire and the fire workers could not arrive on time to save me. I tragically passed away and became the devil's psychologist in hell.
Choice 1 : Devil's psychologist.
The Devil himself gave me en interview to see if I was qualified to become his personal psychologist. Even if I was not really qualified since I did not complete my scholarship, he was so impressed by my beauty that he chose to hire me anyway. Just a few weeks later, I understood that he was doing dementia, and I gave him placebo pills to cure him. I still can't believe it, but it worked. What a fool... Anyway, now the Devil is happy and chose to close hell. Everyone is now going to heaven, thanks to me.
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I woke up still feeling dizzy, but I managed to get to my exam on time. I did not think that I would do well on my exam, but then I remembered that I am extremely intelligent, even when I am still a little bit drunk.
Choice 1 : Internship.
I should not have done that... I missed my exam and failed my class. I dropped out of school and became a full time salsa dancer in Hawaii. I lived happily ever after.
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I have made it through my first year of University, and I still love it. It is now time to see what psychology really is about. It is time for my first internship.
Choice 1 : My internship
My internship was amazing! I got to see what a psychologist has to do every day. Mark, my mentor, showed me everything there is to do as a psychologist, I learned the ins-and-outs. I met patients, studied their cases, took time to find what the problem seems to be, and I successfully found solutions for all the patients that I saw. Years go by, and I am now ready to work.
Choice 1 : Start my own business as a Psychologist
Years have gone by, and I am now working as a full time psychologist. My endless empathy has helped me so much, as if I was made to help others. I am an active listener, and I am very good at finding the source of people's problems. I elaborate diagnosis, and I find solutions for all of my patients. I spend way too much time at work, but it fulfills me, I love doing it.
Choice 1 : Retirement.
I am now 65 years old, and I have basically no regrets. It is time for me to retire, and it is exactly what I do. My children are now grown-ups, so my wife and I are going to move to Costa Rica for the rest of our lives.
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I have just started my first year at Sherbrooke University, and living in the residence is great. My place is very small, but I am getting used to it. I made new friends that are studying in Psychology as well. Time flies, I finished my program with acceptable grades, and it is now my time to shine : I have an interview scheduled tomorrow in order to work for a big Psychological firm.
Choice 1 : Before my interview.
I prepared myself well for my interview. I dressed properly, got a haircut and brushed my teeth. But not long after I entered the building of the Psychological firm, I noticed something weird. The secretary was being sexually harassed by many employees. Not anything too extreme, but they were whistling and commenting her outfit, one even caressed her arm. I could tell that she was not feeling good after that. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Do nothing.
Choice 2 : I go ask her if she is OK.
I don't work here at the moment, so it is not my problem. I let things go and proceed to my interview.
Choice 1 : Working for the firm.
I felt uncomfortable when I saw the cute secretary being sexually harassed, so I went to see her and asked if she was OK. Turns out she was not. I asked her to marry me and SHE SAID YES! We sued the employees that sexually harassed her and won our cause. We got super rich and became friends with Jeff Bezos. We are currently living our best life on planet Jupiter, with our eleven kids.
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I did a pretty good job on my interview, so I got hired. I kept seeing some employees harassing the secretary, but I did nothing about it because I am a selfish bastard that has no empathy. I worked a little bit for the firm, but got fired for my lack of empathy. I lived the rest of my life alone and spent eternity in hell. At least, during my eternity in hell, I had enough time to figure out that selfishness is bad and that being empathetic is way better. I am now a new and improved man, but I still have to rot in hell for not helping that poor secretary.
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Since I got accepted at UQAM, I had to find somewhere to live in Montreal. As I walked around the University, I finally found what I was looking for : a restaurant. I was really hungry. After finishing my delicious but way too expensive meal, I continued walking and saw a cardboard placed on a window of an apartment saying : For sale. It had a number written under. Should I call?
Choice 1 : Yes
I called the number written on the cardboard, and the person talking to me was speaking in French, so I did not understand well what he was saying. I could only hear the words : Tomorrow, and 1 p.m. I figured that we would meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. to talk about the apartment. Should I go meet him tomorrow or try to find another apartment whose owner speaks English?
Choice 1 : Meet him at the apartment tomorrow at 1 p.m.
Choice 2 : Not meet him.
I arrived at the apartment right on time, and he was waiting for me. We discussed for a while. Well, he discussed more than me, because I could not understand a single thing he was saying to me. Turns out, the apartment was not for sale, he was selling 12 baby cats. I kind of understood that something was wrong, but I got confused and bought them all. So here I am, without an apartment, but with many cats.
Choice 1 : Eternal search for an affordable apartment
I am now 89 years old, and I have spent all my life searching for an apartment that accepts my 12 cats and that is not too expensive. I figured that affordable apartments don't exist in Montreal, so I have been homeless all my life, dreaming of becoming a psychologist.
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He speaks French, and I don't like French. So, I chose not to meet him and to find another apartment. After hours of research online and in the streets, I found the perfect one, located on Saint-André road.
Choice 1 : Starting at UQAM.
I have started going to UQAM and I like it a lot. It is near my apartment, and my classes are awesome. I am learning the ropes about my future profession, and I have a good feeling about it. Years go by, and I have to choose where I want to work. I had to choose between working for myself or for a firm. I was in the process of making my decision when an idea popped in my head. I have always liked sports, so why not becoming a psychologist for athletes? Should I try that?
Choice 1 : Yes.
I became a sports psychologist, and it is absolutely fantastic. I get to work with athletes and talk about sports, which is something I like to do. I help them overcome any difficulties they encounter. Some of my patients are retired professional athletes that are suffering from depression, because their career is over, and they feel like their life has no more meaning. Some others have been injured and can't compete anymore which makes them feel powerless. Those were just two examples of problems my clients can get, but there are many more. Anyway, life continues, and I finally retired after years of helping athletes feel better.
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