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Choice count: 18
Section count: 14
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Error count: 3
Field Related Analysis
Education : 63 matches
(bachelor of, cegep, choice, classes, college, credit, degree, don, field, grades, graduation, high school, learned, management, project, reader, school, semester, skills, social, university)Business : 38 matches
(administration, business, cost, financial, financial analyst, inflation, loan, management, money, opportunity, pay, profit)Sociology : 19 matches
(economics, inflation, open, rate, school, small, social science)Target Structure: (11 matches)
dead-end job (3 matches)
income (1 match)
internship (3 matches)
learned the ropes (1 match)
overwhelming (1 match)
pulling off (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
though (1 match)
time management (1 match)
wage (2 matches)
withheld (1 match)
Finally! I graduated from High school. I passed all of my classes and, I was pulling off straight A's even though I hated studying, and going to school. Time management was my key to success. Now I am going through an important decision. I have to choose between these two choices:
Choice 1 : Go to College
Choice 2 : Work at Walmart and save money

After graduating from high school, I went to Montmorency College. Now I have to enter one of these two programs to have access to my Bachelor of Business administration.
Choice 1 : Choose Social Science field
Choice 2 : Choose Administration field.
When I worked in a dead-end job I realized that I couldn't develop new skills, and my tasks were repetitive. I was always struggling and I didn't like this job. Working for a minimum wage with old people is not fun at all. I got sucked up in so many problems, and it became overwhelming. Should I:
Choice 1 : Save money
Choice 2 : Go to College
I have been accepted directly into this program without any struggle, because of my high school good grades. Unfortunately, after 1 session of administration, I realized that mathematics and Economics classes are way too hard, and it's just the beginning. I am thinking about:
Choice 1 : Change my program
I am leaving with my parents, so I should profit from this opportunity. I have a lot of advantages like not having to pay the rent, not having electricity bills, WI-FI bills, groceries to buy, etc. It's really easy for me to work and save some money, except for paying for gas and eating outside, I literally have nothing to pay. The disadvantage of a dead-end job is that I am working on a minimum wage. After 3 years, of working full time, I saved 35k. Unfortunately, after 3 years, the interest rate went up and everything are 2 times more expensive. Inflation changed everything. I have two choices:
Choice 1 : Get a Bank loan
Choice 2 : Open a small business
It's my last semester in the Social Science field. I also had an internship as a financial analyst to make sure that I like this job. The internship was great, and I have learned the ropes and the ins and outs of this career. The internship made me discover more about the job and what a financial analyst does usually in his day.
Choice 1 : Graduation
After 2 years, I finally graduated from CEGEP. It is time to enter the university and study in a program that I like. I also have the choice to take a semester off and relax or work and make some money. What should I choose:
Choice 1 : Take a semester off
Choice 2 : Return to study
The loan from the bank was refused. I don't have enough income and credit because of my dead-end job. Taking a loan will be withheld if I don't have a great job as well. Everything became expensive, and inflation changed the cost of everything. Now I can't open the business that I always dreamed about.
Choice 1 : Open a small business
Choice 2 : Go to College
After 7 years of hard work, and perseverance, I have never given up, and I finally succeeded and got my bachelor of business administration degree. I am finally able to work my dream job, which is a financial analyst.
Choice 1 : Return to the beginning
I took a semester off. I relaxed and explored the world. I went to Dubai for 2 weeks before going to the University and I volunteered for the Red cross. I helped people in need, and I learned a lot of new things. It was the best experience ever. I also made new contact with doctors. Now, it's time to continue my studies in Finance.
Choice 1 : Bachelor degree
I opened a small business with the money that I have saved. I also borrowed money from my close friends. It's not the project that I have planned, but it's a good beginning.
Choice 1 : Return to the beginning
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