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Field Related Analysis
Education : 83 matches
(choice, classes, college, compensation, continuing, course, courses, degree, don, emotional, failed, field, field of study, goal, learn, learned, master's degree, motivation, private, semester, social, teacher, teachers, test, training, university)Web development : 25 matches
(active, background, break, count, field, math, package, pass, path, private, profile, return, test)Sociology : 25 matches
(care, depression, difference, goal, illness, language, mental illness, organization, private, processes, psychology, social psychology)Target Structure: (28 matches)
background check (1 match)
compensation (1 match)
foot in the door (1 match)
in-depth (1 match)
intern (1 match)
internship (6 matches)
invaluable (2 matches)
learn the ropes (1 match)
leave of absence (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
mortgage (1 match)
on-the-job-training (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
overwhelmed (2 matches)
compensation package (1 match)
pension (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
purpose (2 matches)
retirement (6 matches)
set aside (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
test drive (2 matches)
the drive of work (1 match)
though (4 matches)
vacant positions (1 match)
wage (3 matches)
volunteer (4 matches)
abroad (3 matches)
I am about to finish my 2 years of Social Sciences in the psychology profile at Ahuntsic College, and I am really looking forward to starting University. I learned a lot about behaviorism and mental processes. I am really passionate about this field. I always liked psychology, and I have been thinking a lot about becoming a psychologist. I always did my best to have straight A's, and now I have to choose in which University I will go. I hesitate between doing a master's at University of Quebec in Montreal or a master's at University of Montreal. I have been visiting many places, but I don't know yet where I want to go.
Choice 1 : Master's degree at the University of Montreal.
Choice 2 : Master's degree at the University of Quebec in Montreal.

I really like this university. The people are very nice, and I have met several teachers who are passionate about psychology. I know my field of study, and I am confident to take the next step, the on-the-job-training. However, I feel that I put all my energy into my studies, but I didn't take the opportunity to travel and learn new cultures. I plan to volunteer abroad to discover the world, learn a new language and all this, while being paid by the premium wage. In addition, the experience is invaluable.
Choice 1 : Internship with a psychologist.
Choice 2 : Volunteer abroad.
I don't really like this university. People are nice but, I failed one of my classes of psychology, and I can no longer take the course because I am losing motivation. I am thinking about either changing my field of study, although I have always liked psychology, or continuing my semester with this teacher.
Choice 1 : Continue this semester even though I failed social psychology.
Choice 2 : Change field of study.
I am Dr Isabelle's intern, and she's helping me learn the ropes for my future career. I love having a foot in the door watching his sessions. I learned all the basics of life as a psychologist. She asked me questions, I liked being helpful without being overwhelmed, and I don't feel alienated by the work she gives me. The test drive of work confirmed that I had chosen the right path. Dr Isabelle asks me if I want to work for his practice, but I always wanted to have my own.
Choice 1 : Become a private psychologist.
Choice 2 : Accept the job offer from Dr Isabelle.
I am taking a break before starting my career to find another purpose. I help children by fixing their schools, and it feels so good to in-depth my humanity. The life of many people in Philippine feels dead-end. The moments here are invaluable, and I don't even think about the salary wage that an internship in my field would have made. I think it is now the time to start my internship in my field of study: psychology, to eventually become a psychologist and help people with their emotions, mental issues and depression. I am really looking forward for test drive the job.
Choice 1 : Internship with a psychologist.
Despite the difficulties with the teacher, I managed to pass my baccalaureate in psychology. I am really proud of myself for not giving up. Even though I went through a little nervous breakdown, it was maddening, but it was totally worth it. Now, I can finally do my job and help people with their mental health. Making a difference in people's lives gives me satisfaction and a purpose in life.
Choice 1 : Internship with a psychologist.
After changing my field of study, I really feel that becoming a psychologist is my goal in life. Math classes aren't really my thing. I prefer to know more about the human brain, addictions and cognition issues. I am really looking forward to start courses and finally becoming a psychologist.
Choice 1 : Return in Psychology
I am so happy being my own boss and arranging my workplace according to my taste. I carefully choose the team of employee I chose to engage as the Human Resources. They are responsible for filling the vacant positions, granting leave of absence, and engage competent employees taking into count the background check, the compensation package, etc. I make a good wage, and I'm really happy with the career path I chose.
Choice 1 : Retirement.
I accepted Dr Isabelle's offer, but recently I have become like the others and my opinion is no longer enough. I feel overwhelmed with the workload and overtime. We spend 4 sessions a day, work is good, but we also have to think about our health. I need to speak with human resources to quit my job and start a career with my own firm.
Choice 1 : Become a private psychologist.
It's time to retire, I have always loved my job, and I am afraid I'll miss my company again. I really liked the drive of work. I plan to continue working in my retirement or just take advantage of my free time to travel and relax.
Choice 1 : Keep working after retirement.
Choice 2 : Retire and take advantage of my free time to relax.
Even though I am now retired, I continue to participate in social life, as it is very beneficial for mental and physical health. Keeping an active lifestyle prevents depression and mental illness. That's why I decided to continue working during my retirement. And I also sometimes volunteer with an organization for children with a trauma and emotional abuse. I am really happy knowing I helped many families getting better.
Choice 1 : Retire and take advantage of my free time to relax.
Now that I've dedicated my life to helping people feel better and maintain good mental health every day, it's time to take care of myself and enjoy life. I'm using my hard-deserved pension, and I also set aside some money. Now, that my mortgage has been paid I can travel the world. However, I will always miss practicing my career because it was my passion. And It helped me feel better in return.
Choice 1 : Die happy after having changed the lives of families and children.
I feel that I ended my life as I wanted and that I succeeded in my mission to make the world a better place one step at a time.
Choice 1 : Start again