Start at the beginning.

I am studying Social Science at Montmorency College. This is my last semester, and I have applied at multiple universities in the Law program and in the Administration program. Recently I have received news from the universities that I have applied and that leaves me puzzled on where to go.

Choice 1 : Go in the Law program at the University of Montreal.

Choice 2 : Go in the Administration program at the University of Quebec in Montreal.

Go in the Law program at the University of Montreal.

I finally decided to go to Law. At first, I wasn’t sure I made the right choice but that changed with time. I was slowly getting used to my program and the students in it. The first year was easy but as I approached the end of my last semester I had a lot of homework and exams to do, and I was starting to get overwhelmed. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Play video games in order to help with the stress.

Choice 2 : Confine yourself to your room and study as much as you can for your exams.

Go in the Administration program at the University of Quebec in Montreal.

This program wasn't initially my first choice, but I felt that this will help me create my own business later on and avoid dead-end jobs. I was really happy that most of my classes were online because I don't like learning in a traditional class. The workload wasn’t overwhelming but the math classes were difficult. As I approached my last year in this program, I had my last exams coming up. I was confident that I would pass my classes. How should I manage my time?

Choice 1 : Work on my side business and study the day before.

Choice 2 : Take some time to study for the math exam.

Play video games in order to help with the stress.

After playing video games for a few hours I wasn't feeling better I was feeling guilty that I didn't take that time to get ready. I tried to study as much as I could that night, but eventually I had to go to sleep. The day of the exams I wasn't ready and couldn't answer to many questions. A few days after I received my grades and I had failed most of my classes. I had to meet with the principal who gave me the following advice : "If I were you, I would quit the program and look for a manual job". His advice demotivated me to continue in this program, and I was confused on what to do.

Choice 1 : Find a job in construction.

Choice 2 : Retake my failed classes.

Confine yourself to your room and study as much as you can for your exams.

Even If I was stressed out I pushed myself to study as hard and as much as I could. The studying I had done has made me more confident in my abilities to pass my exams. The day of the exams I had answers to all the questions. A few days after I received my grades and an email from the principal who congratulated me on my straight A's. With renewed motivation I kept studying hard for my exams and I ended up finishing my program with straight A's. My amazing grades impressed multiple employers who offered me job -interviews Where should I go?

Choice 1 : Become a lawyer for a private corporation.

Choice 2 : Become a lawyer for the government.

Work on my side business and study the day before.

I had a lot of fun going out with my friends at a bar and drinking with them. I wasn't really worried about my exams because I was confident I all of my classes except math. I came home really late, and I went to sleep. I woke up really late and didn't get much time to study math. The day of my exams I was really tired, and I couldn't answer multiple questions on my exams. I later found out that I failed a few classes and that I needed to retake those classes. At this point I wasn't if I wanted to continue my program. I had been working on a side business that I thought could make me rich. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Retake failed classes.

Choice 2 : Focus on developing my business.

Spend all my time studying for my exams.

I put aside all other aspect of my life in order to study and be ready for my last exams. The day of my exams I was really tired, but I was feeling ready for anything. All of my studying paid off because I knew all of the answers to my exams. A few days later I received my grades and saw that I had straight A's. My amazing grades impressed a lot of employers who offered me job-interviews that had on-the-job-training (OJT) and a premium wage. Where should I go?

Choice 1 : Work in a bank in the financial department.

Choice 2 : Work in a government owned company as an administrator.

Find a job in construction.

I listened to the principal and left the Law program to work in construction. It was an easy job where I learned the ins-and-out in the first few years. After a few more years I was dreaming of retirement because I would dread going to work because the workload was maddening and more difficult as I got older. When I got to retirement, I got a small pension that didn't allow me to survive by it alone. I started to work in a dead-end job at the nearby grocery store in order to pay my bills. I stayed at that job till the day I died. GAME OVER! START AGAIN.

Choice 1 : Start at the beginning.

Retake my failed classes.

I decided to do again my classes and after hard work I was close to my last exams. The day of the exams I had answers to all the questions. A few days after I received my grades and an email from the principal who congratulated me on my straight A's. With renewed motivation I kept studying hard for my exams and I ended up finishing my program with straight A's. My amazing grades impressed multiple employers who offered me job-interviews. Where should I go?

Choice 1 : Become a lawyer for a private corporation.

Choice 2 : Become a lawyer for the government.

Become a lawyer for a private corporation.

I decided to be a lawyer in a private corporation. For the overwhelming work I had to do the wage wasn't really good, and I had difficulties paying my bills. The office politics were horrible, and it was difficult to not get sucked up in it. Everyone was trying to be the best and hinder others work. The lawyers that were respected liked to undermine new lawyers and make their life harder. Even if I hated this job I didn't quit because I worked to hard in school to quit. I wasn't really good in the court room in front of the judge, and so I would mostly do the legal documents of my clients. I had to work overtime every day which affected my personal life and my wife ended up leaving me. I had a heart attack because of the stress from my divorce and from my job. The heart attack was fatal, and I died and went to heaven. TRY AGAIN!

Choice 1 : Start at the beginning.

Become a lawyer for the government.

I decided to be a lawyer for the government. I was happy with the work load and the social benefits. I had time to do the activities that I loved and to spend time with my family. I stayed at this job till retirement because I would get an amazing pension. I ended my days near my wife and my children.

Choice 1 : Start at the beginning.

Retake failed classes.

I didn’t lose hope, and I chose to retake my failed classes. I put aside all other aspect of my life in order to study and be ready for my last exams. The day of my exams I was really tired, but I was feeling ready for anything. All of my studying paid off because I knew all of the answers to my exams. A few days later I received my grades and saw that I had straight A's. My amazing grades impressed a lot of employers who offered me job-interviews that had on-the-job-training (OJT) and a premium wage. Where should I go?

Choice 1 : Work in a bank in the financial department.

Choice 2 : Work in a government owned company as an administrator.

Focus on developing my business.

I decided that I didn't need school anymore and that it would be more beneficial for me if I focused on my brand. I made a business plan in order to get more money that I could invest in my company. My products were trending and many people were eager to get their hands on them. When we officially lunched we had many customers, and we made a lot of profit. My company grew really big, and had a huge capital. I had got a business proposal from a bigger competitor that could make me a lot of money if I sold my company to him. He gave the following advice : " If I were you, I would sell the company If you don't want to end up in the streets broke". What should I do?

Choice 1 : Sell the company!

Choice 2 : Keep the company!

Work in a bank in the financial department.

I was really happy with my choice because I love everything about finances. I am really good at my job and my boss and my coworkers admired my passion and talent. The huge loans that I made to big clients brought the bank a lot of money through interest. I was so good that a few big clients tried to offer me a lot of money if I could illegally hide some of their financial information from the government. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Accept the offer.

Choice 2 : Refuse the offer.

Work in a government owned company as an administrator.

I am not really happy with my choice because my job involves a lot of paperwork and alienating work. I am going to keep it because the salary and social benefits are good. I had a pretty normal live without anything significant happening in it. I end my days surrounded by my family and friends.

Choice 1 : Start at the beginning.

Sell the company!

I chose to sell my company because I wanted to be a 25-year-old millionaire. My live style completely changed after I sold my company because I didn't need to work, and I could only pursue leisure activities and travel all around the world without worries. I lived in a nice house in a nice neighbourhood with my family. I got bored not working, and after some time, and I decided to start a new company that I would do for fun and in order to help people with my services. I would work in my second company until my last days near my family and friends.

Choice 1 : Start at the beginning.

Keep the company!

I kept the company because I worked hard to make it what it is. My competitor who tried to buy me off started to make strategic moves against my company in order to make me loose customers and bring me in debt. After some time I couldn’t keep up with them because they were a much bigger company and the debt I owned was getting really big. I kept going, but it wasn't enough because I couldn’t pay my debt and so the bank came and took everything I owned. TRY AGAIN!

Choice 1 : Start at the beginning.

Accept the offer.

I accepted the offer and hide the financial information of a few of my clients from the government. I made a lot of money and upgraded my lifestyle. I kept doing this for a while and managed to become the richest man in my neighbourhood. Eventually my luck ran out and the police came to my house and arrested me for financial fraud. I spent the rest of my days in prison far away from my family.

Choice 1 : Start at the beginning.

Refuse the offer.

I declined their offer and stayed honest. I eventually got promoted to bank director and bought a big house for my family where I lived happily till my last days surrounded by my family and friends.

Choice 1 : Start at the beginning.