Word count: 660
Choice count: 14
Section count: 11
Image count: 11
Error count: 2
Field Related Analysis
Education : 51 matches
(bachelor of, campus, choice, college, field, first, graduation, learn, major, management, market, school, semester, student, training, university)Business : 24 matches
(business, commerce, company, management, manager, market, representative, sale)Accounting : 15 matches
(accountant, accounting, employers, retirement, sale)Target Structure: (14 matches)
background check (1 match)
comes in handy (1 match)
hr (1 match)
internship (1 match)
learn the ropes (2 matches)
overwhelmed (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
set aside (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
thoughtful (2 matches)
wage (1 match)
I'm so happy! After three years of studies, I will be graduating from Ahuntsic College in accounting and business by the end of my semester. This semester being my last one, I have to decide if I want to continue my studies at university, or directly go to the job market.
Choice 1 : Continue in university.
Choice 2 : Get a job.

I really want to continue my studies in the same field, but I need to be thoughtful and choose a good field that can guarantee me to pull off straight A's, without getting overwhelmed.
Choice 1 : Go to accounting.
Choice 2 : Go to business.
I really want to continue my studies in Business Management in Montreal, but I can't seem to decide on which university to apply to. I really want to try an English school and after a thoughtful decision, I chose McGill, because it's the second-best university in Canada.
Choice 1 : Go to McGill.
I really want to continue my studies in Business Management in Montreal, but I'm not sure which university to enroll in. I ended up choosing HEC Montreal because not only it's the first established school of management in Canada, but it can also make me learn the ropes for future opportunities.
Choice 1 : Going to HEC Montréal.
After graduating, I set aside my studies and tried to learn the ropes on the job training. After looking for multiple jobs requests, I found two, revolving around sells, that perfectly fulfilled this purpose and applied. Both called me back within a week!
Choice 1 : Sale representative.
Choice 2 : Sale coordinator.
I finally got accepted to my first chosen university study field! Unfortunately, after I while I realized that it wasn't for me. My program at Ahuntsic College was mainly focused on accounting, so I decided to change of field, and school, and apply to McGill's accounting major.
Choice 1 : Go to McGill.
After a while, I finally received my admission letter from McGill universities relating to my application to their Bachelor of Commerce - major accounting and made all preparations for my moving to their dorm! Plus, I have to find a field-related job near my dorm, so it comes in handy and helps me with my future internship.
Choice 1 : Wealth management position at Scotia Bank.
I've always liked cars and growing up I developed a fascination for BMWs. So, I jumped to the occasion when I saw that they were looking for a sale representative after the last took his retirement. I was so thrilled after they called me for an interview! One of my family members works in the HR of another corporate manufacturer of luxury cars, so they helped me with the question my future employers could ask me. I'm confident about it!
Choice 1 : The end.
My sister works for Versace, an Italian luxury fashion company, as a manager, so she helped to apply for a position as a sale coordinator at one of their affiliations. She warned me that in addition to my CV, they would need me to agree to let them do a background check on all my previous employers and also involving the law.
Choice 1 : The end.
I'm with Scotia Bank, and saw that the one nears my campus was looking for someone to fulfill their wealth management position, so I decided to apply. Thankfully, they called me back and after a long interview, I finally got the job! They even offered me a premium wage, since I'm a student, and I'm going to be working a good number of hours.
Choice 1 : The end.