Word count: 1165
Choice count: 24
Section count: 16
Image count: 16
Error count: 5
Field Related Analysis
Education : 71 matches
(campus, cegep, choice, college, don, first, homework, learning, management, school, social, student, students, trainee, training, university)Law : 24 matches
(close, corporation, debt, family, financial, house, living, priority)Archaeology : 20 matches
(close, here, period, re, space, study)Target Structure: (10 matches)
come in handy (1 match)
hr (1 match)
internship (1 match)
lack of (1 match)
overwhelm (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
time management (1 match)
trainee (1 match)
You've just finished studying Social Sciences at Ahuntsic College. It was a long, and hard period, but now you're perplexed about your future. You don't know if you want to start university in your City or in another province. You also don't know if you want to take a break, and go discover the world.
Choice 1 : Go to university in your City.
Choice 2 : Go to university in another province.
Choice 3 : Take a break, and go discover the world.

You decided to go to a well-known university in your City: University of Montreal. You're happy with your choice because you are still close with your family, and your friends. You've been studying Political Sciences for one year now, and everything is great or so you thought. You need money for your books, clothes, etc. Nevertheless, you know that working while studying is hard for you. What should you do?
Choice 1 : You decided to take a part-time job. (final choice)
Choice 2 : You don't take a part-time job.
You decided to go studying in another province. Ottawa was your first choice. You've been studying there for some times now, but you still feel the need to go back home to be with your family, and your old friends, yet you don't want to lose your lifestyle here. What should you do?
Choice 1 : You decided to go back to Montreal.
Choice 2 : You decided to stay in Ottawa.
You decided to travel. In your first year, you went to France. You are amazed with the Eiffel Tower, and French people. Unfortunately, soon you will have to go back in Canada to start university. The idea of going back in Canada doesn't please you because you feel great here. What should you do?
Choice 1 : You decided to go back in Canada to start your first year of university. (final choice)
Choice 2 : You decided to stay in France and start your new journey.
You decided to apply for jobs not too far from your campus, and you finally got one three months ago! To make sure that everything went perfectly, you decided to talk to the HR at your job. You made sure they understand that you are a student, and that your priority is school. The on-the-job training went well, and you were paid while being a trainee. You made a great choice!
Choice 1 : Final choice.
You decided not to take a part-time job. You know that your time management isn't great, and that you will probably start procrastinating. Eventually, you start having debt, and the money you put aside while you were living with your parents is gone. You realized that you needed to go back living with your parents or apply for Student Financial Assistant. What should you do?
Choice 1 : You go back living with your parents. (final choice)
Choice 2 : You decided to apply for Student Financial Assistant. (final choice)
You miss your family, and your old friends too much. Your lifestyle in Ottawa was great, but you know that you feel more comfortable in Montreal.
Choice 1 : Final choice.
You know you miss your family, and your old friends but being alone is a great way of learning yourself, and learning your purpose. It was a tough choice but studying Political Sciences here is a better choice. Now, you need to stop alienating yourself from other students at school. You can start study sessions which is great for making friends or stay in your room and isolate yourself. What should you do?
Choice 1 : You decided to go to study sessions. (final choice)
Choice 2 : You decided to isolate yourself. (final choice)
You decided to go back in Canada because you know if you don't do it now you probably never will. You apply at University of Montreal, and you got accepted! You are excited to start your first year in your program.
Choice 1 : Final choice.
You decided to stay in France. You are happy with your lifestyle here, and you know you are better on your own in a different country. You met some friends here, and they accepted to let you work at their company. You couldn't have made a better choice! Now, it's time to buy a new lodging. You're thinking about buying a house, but an apartment is a better fit for you. What should you do?
Choice 1 : You decided to buy a house.
Choice 2 : You decided to buy an apartment.
You didn't take a part-time job, so you have to go back living with your parents. You're not happy with your choice, but you know it's for the better. At the end, you know you really miss them.
Choice 1 : Final choice.
You are determined to live in Ottawa. It was not easy, and the lack of money was the main reason. You heard about Student Financial Assistant, and you applied for it. You are now on your third year in your program, and everything is great. You have straight A's, and you just got an internship at a corporation. You made a great choice!
Choice 1 : Final choice.
Being alone is not great for when you need help with your homework. You know it will come in handy later. Tomorrow, you have a session, and you're feeling great about it. You made a great choice!
Choice 1 : Final choice.
You were always an introvert person. Study sessions are a big step for you, and you know that you should probably find help for your shyness, so that's why you're starting therapy next week. You are feeling overwhelm with this new start, but you are determined to get help.
Choice 1 : Final choice.
You decided to buy a house. You work really hard for it, and you think you're ready for it now plus, the house you bought was cheaper than what you thought.
Choice 1 : Final choice.
You decided to buy an apartment. With the inflation that's going on right now, you don't think you can afford a house. You're also on your own, so you probably don't need all this big space in a house.
Choice 1 : Final choice.