Word count: 1968
Choice count: 40
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 2
Field Related Analysis
Education : 173 matches
(campus, choice, class, classes, college, colleges, don, failed, first, grade, grades, high school, law school, library, school, score, social, student, teacher, training, university)Law : 39 matches
(admission, case, close, family, harassment, house, independent, law, law firm, lawyer, minutes, office, parent, qualification, rent)Sociology : 38 matches
(class, interview, media, school, social science)Target Structure: (8 matches)
dead-end job (1 match)
office politics (3 matches)
overwhelmed (1 match)
straight a's (4 matches)
though (1 match)
wages (1 match)
corrupted (1 match)
abroad (1 match)
I was 17 years old, I was graduating from high school, I didn't really know what to do. I had two opportunities either find a dead-end job with an on-the-job training or go to college, to have a specialization.
Choice 1 : I accepted my college admission to the college in my town and in Quebec City in a pre-university program.
Choice 2 : I found a job that will give me enough shift to be able to save a little bit of money.
I got accepted in two different colleges. The first one is in my hometown and the other is in Quebec City. Both in the Social Science program. My plan after college was to be a lawyer.
Choice 1 : I accepted my college admission to the college in my town and in Quebec City in a pre-university program.
Choice 2 : I found a job that will give me enough shift to be able to save a little bit of money.
I went to work every day, even if I didn't really liked it but since I am freshly out of high school all I can find is on-the-job training job because I didn't have any qualification I can't really do nothing but accept it or go back to school.
Choice 1 : I accepted my town college admission.
Choice 2 : I accepted the application in Quebec City.
I didn't move of my parent's house because I didn't necessarily need to find a full time job to pay rent. But I could get one even if I don't need to pay anything.
Choice 1 : Quit the job that I won't probably like enough to keep it more than a year.
Choice 2 : I kept this work that makes me suffer from the office politics and the toxic environment, then I had to find another job to compensate because I didn't have enough money.
I talked about my intentions on moving out of my parent's house to go to college in a different town to my family. One of them kindly offered me to stay at their places while I was looking for an apartment, and to store my furniture.
Choice 1 : I gave my resume in some clothing store near my house.
Choice 2 : I didn't find a job, so I decided to concentrate only on school to be able to have a z score high enough to apply in law school.
I finally quit this job, then I felt bad for quitting because they gave me an on-the-job training that took a lot of time, but I wasn't feeling like I was in the right place. The work environment wasn't like it was at first, there were a lot of harassment and the office politics was too much to be handled.
Choice 1 : I went to live in my college dorm room, because it's close from the college and full of student, so it will be easier to make friends.
Choice 2 : I found the perfect studio to live in, not quite expensive and in a good neighborhood.
I kept this job because I needed the money even if it were minimum wages. I wanted to move out of my parents home just, so I could be independent and live on my own.
Choice 1 : I took all the money I had and used it to travel in Asia like I always dreamed of.
Choice 2 : I found another job that I thought I would like.
I wanted to be able to have my own money to pay my expense and to go out with my friends and stop asking my parents. Also, I started to save money to move out when I go to university.
Choice 1 : I kept this job, and I got promoted to chef. I made sure everyone felt comfortable, and safe in this work environment. I have never been this happy in my life.
Choice 2 : I completely failed. In school, I didn't have good grade, I didn't save money at all, I spent most of my free time clubbing and partying instead of studying.
I really need good grades. In that case I really need to study without being overwhelmed. Also, since it's my first year of college I don't want to decrease my chance of getting in my dream program.
Choice 1 : I was a little bit famous on social media, so a reality TV show asked me to come in their show to meet the love of my life while getting paid.
Choice 2 : I manage to get straight a's in every class. It wasn't easy at all because everyone was pulling out good grades, but I studied every day and every night to become the best. Most of my time I was at my teacher's office asking them questions and to make sure I really understand. All trough College I was doing well-enough to be convened in interview for law school.
I decided to move on campus because I didn't anybody except my family, so I had to make some new friends. These friends could be my next roommate when we go to university.
Choice 1 : While I was helping student got straight a's my grade decrease, and I became the worst student. I started to drop classes and even drop out of school.
Choice 2 : I didn't make any friends but a couple months later, I found the man of my life in the library, and we are now opening our law firm together.
While my family and I were looking for a place that I can live in, I found the perfect studio for a student. It was in a bug building with everything that I needed, and ten minutes from my school. I sold my car to have less payment and to save money.
Choice 1 : I met a rich man, and I quit everything to travel the world the rest of my life until I die.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Move in with him, and stay with him until my cancer that I had at 37 years old.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
I go in speed dating event. But I never met someone, so I died without being loved.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Keep on working until I am 65 years old and be richer.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
I was too rebel at this time, I did a lot of bad things, so now I am homeless.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Someone posted a rumor about me that ended my career, so now I am broke.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
I didn't find a job, so I decided to concentrate only on school to be able to have a z score high enough to apply in law school, so I went working abroad, then I have been kidnapped and killed for my organs, in a corrupted country.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
I dropped out of the Law program because I realized it wasn't for me at all, so I became a hair dresser, and I never had the chose to retire I died broke.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
He died in a car crash, and I ended up quitting work at 35, and I haven't worked since.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
I have spent most of my college time with this person, we haven't left each other for more than a week, we moved together when we got to university, and we started double dating. A couple years later I retired rich.
Choice 1 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.
Choice 2 : I applied in college then graduated from high school.