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Choice count: 30
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 0
Field Related Analysis
Education : 84 matches
(cat, choice, class, college, diploma, don, down, failed, grades, law school, learn, school, semester, teacher, training, university)Law : 43 matches
(case, close, criminal, family, family law, financial, force, house, information, law, law firm, lawyer, maturity, office, parent, pregnancy, reputation)Police-Technology : 18 matches
(criminal, law, lawyer)Target Structure: (11 matches)
dead-end job (1 match)
hr (4 matches)
intern (1 match)
internship (9 matches)
learn the ropes (1 match)
office politics (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
overwhelmed (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
wage (1 match)
withholding (1 match)
After three years of college, it is now time to make a big decision in my life. Laval University has a good reputation for its Law program. However, it is far from home. University of Sherbrooke, which is close to home, still has a good program, but not as known. Which university should I pick?
Choice 1 : Sherbrooke University.
Choice 2 : Laval University.

Some friends are going to live in dormitories. They want me to go with them to live the full university experience. However, Sherbrooke is really close to home, and I could live with my parents. Where should I live?
Choice 1 : In a Dormitory.
Choice 2 : At My Parent's House.
I decided to go to Laval University because I knew it would help me for my future career. Since it is far from home, I need to search for an apartment. Meanwhile, I have a new boyfriend that just move to Quebec City. Should I find a roommate or move in with my new boyfriend?
Choice 1 : Move in My New Boyfriend's House.
Choice 2 : Find a Roommate.
My grades are impressive. I have a good reputation in Sherbrooke. My teacher informs me that I got to pick an internship program. Three law firms want me. Which specialization should I pick?
Choice 1 : Financial Law Internship.
Choice 2 : Criminal Law Internship.
Choice 3 : Family Law Internship.
I don't like the ambiance and my friends all drop-out from university. I am not able to focus, and I don't get enough sleep because my neighbours are always partying. My grades are down since the beginning of this semester, and I can't improve them. I am dismissed from Sherbrooke University. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
I am now an intern in a firm that is specialized in familial law. After a couple of days in the firm, I hear some coworkers talk about my boss in a disrespectful way. I learn about office politics in English class. I am well-informed about what I should in this case. I have two choices that comes to my mind.
Choice 1 : Talk to the HR.
Choice 2 : Gossip with my Coworkers.
This internship is hard, and the environment is toxic. My coworkers are withholding information from me. It makes it difficult for me to learn the ropes of this job. My boss resigned me, and I failed my training. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
I really don't like this internship. It is not my cup of tea. Also, my favorite coworker is going into retirement soon and the boss force me to do overtime. I quit this training and failed my internship. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
I went to the HR to talk about my problem. She plans a group meeting with your other coworkers. Your boss is proud of your reaction. He likes your maturity and an assistant post just become vacant. He offers you a job as his legal assistant.
Choice 1 : Accept the Job.
Choice 2 : Continue to Study.
My boss learns about the gossiping. I am in trouble. He talks about it to the HR and to Sherbrooke University. He doesn't approve my actions. I am fired. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
All my hard work finally paid off. My attitude all the way along helps me obtain my diploma. I am now a lawyer who specializes in family law. A new chapter of my life just started I am overwhelmed. It is exciting! The end!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
I now have a well-paid job as a legal assistant in a highly placed law firm. I really like this job, and I am happy about it. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
My new boyfriend is supportive, and he wants me to continue my studies. However, I feel like this Law program is not for me. Should I continue to study or quit university?
Choice 1 : Stay at Law School.
Choice 2 : Quit University.
I found a roommate. She is really nice, but I miss home a lot. I am homesick and it really impacts my grades. To help me feel better, my roommate suggests that I should adopt a cat or go shopping. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Adopt a Cat.
Choice 2 : Go Shopping.
I adopt a cat and fell in love with cats. I decided to quit university and adopt even more cats. A year later, I open a cat shelter, and this vocation makes me joyful. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
Going shopping didn't help me at all. I feel even sadder than before. I quit university and Quebec City. This place makes me feel terribly depressed. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
I listen to myself, and I quit university. I feel relieved. I decide to find a job. I have two jobs that call me back. Which one should I work at?
Choice 1 : Work at Subway.
Choice 2 : Work at Sports Experts.
I listen to my boyfriend and continue my studies in law. Meanwhile, I become pregnant. I decided to stop my studies during my pregnancy. My boyfriend started a company last year. He is rich now. My boyfriend told me that I can become a stay-at-home mom. I don’t need to work or study anymore! Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
I am really good at this job, but it is a little bit boring. I like my coworkers but this is a dead-end job. I work at a minimal wage, and I always work on the weekends. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.
My boss really likes me. I am good at this job and, I take a lot of responsibilities. Three months later, she offers me a raise and a job as a manager at Sports Experts. I am satisfied with this job. Start again!
Choice 1 : Go at University.