My Student Life

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Charlotte Lapierre St-Michel

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Word count: 1104

Choice count: 34

Section count: 21

Image count: 21

Error count: 2

Field Related Analysis

Education : 84 matches

(cegep, choice, college, don, field, first, graduation, high school, learn, major, management, options, reading, research, school, student, students, training, university)

Sociology : 28 matches

(affect, criminology, interests, internet, psychology, school, sexual)

Law : 27 matches

(access, account, alien, article, code, complaint, criminal, criminology, deed, escape, harassment, interest, misconduct, mortgage, offer, option, process)

Target Structure: (20 matches)

biases (1 match)

flirtation (1 match)

getting sucked up in (1 match)

invaluable (1 match)

learn the ropes (1 match)

maddening (1 match)

misconduct (1 match)

mortgage (1 match)

on-the-job-training (2 matches)

overwhelm (1 match)

pension (2 matches)

perpetrator (1 match)

premium wage (1 match)

retirement (3 matches)

set aside (2 matches)

sexual harassment (1 match)

straight a's (1 match)

though (1 match)

time management (2 matches)

wage (1 match)

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My Student Life

First step in college life.

After finishing high school, you need to think about what you would like to study later to choose your cegep. After taking a few days to determine what would suit you best, you hesitate between 3 topics that interest you.

Choice 1 : You prefer Psychology.

Choice 2 : You prefer Criminology.

Choice 3 : You prefer Sexology.

making a decision

You chose Psychology.

Now that you have chosen your field, you must choose the college in which you want to start your program. You hesitate between Ahuntsic College and Saint-Laurent College because the first interest you more, but the second is closer to your home, which would save you an invaluable time.

Choice 1 : Go to Ahuntsic College

Choice 2 : Go to Saint-Laurent College

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You chose Criminology.

You are passionate about Criminology, but you learn that it is a program offered at University, and that to access it, you must first study Psychology in Cegep.

Choice 1 : You chose Psychology.

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You chose Sexology.

The more research you do on the program, the less certain you are about your choice. You even learn that there are several biases that affect the opportunities of sexology students due to the stereotypes that are related to them. You only have two options left.

Choice 1 : Choose another field

Choice 2 : Drop out from College

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You dropped out.

Your parents are maddening because of this decision. They truly believe that you just wasted your talents because you could easily get straight A's in everything. Since you want to make them proud, you decide to change your decision.

Choice 1 : First step in college life.

A new start at Ahuntsic College.

You followed your interests, and you were right! You're doing so well in your new program that you get offered an on-the-job-training in a psychiatric clinic very quickly. It's just an assistant position, but you are thinking it might be a way to learn the ropes.

Choice 1 : You accept the offer

Choice 2 : You refuse the offer

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A new start at Saint-Laurent College.

You appreciate the program a lot, but you don't really feel like you belong in here. You feel overwhelm when you are in the school, and you can no longer concentrate on your studies despite your efforts. You only have two options left.

Choice 1 : Go to Ahuntsic College

Choice 2 : You decide to drop out

The on-the-job-training.

Unfortunately, after starting the training, you are getting sucked up in situations that displease you. You're involved in conflicts that don't concern you, which causes you a lot of anxiety.

Choice 1 : You decide to stay despite the issues

Choice 2 : You quit and focus on your studies

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A major problem.

Despite your resilience, the problem is only getting bigger, and the working atmosphere is getting worse. What you thought was a flirtation problem is starting to look more and more like sexual harassment. You want misconduct to be punished, but you don't know how.

Choice 1 : You simply quite

Choice 2 : You quite and file a complaint to the Human Resources

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Graduation.

Good job! You have almost finished your college studies in Psychology. It is now time to think about whether you want to continue your studies in Psychology at University or you want to continue in Criminology.

Choice 1 : Continue in Criminology

Choice 2 : Continue in Psychology

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Good deed, good rewards.

After complaining to Human Resources, they give you $200 for your bravery and reassure you about the steps taken against the perpetrator.

Choice 1 : You continue your studies with a relieved heart (and a full bank account)

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You chose Criminology.

Now that you have decided to study Criminology, you need to know which university interests you the most.

Choice 1 : Montreal University

Choice 2 : Laval University

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You chose to stay in Psychology.

Now that you have decided to stay in Psychology, you need to know which university interests you the most.

Choice 1 : Montreal University

Choice 2 : UQAM

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Welcome to Montreal University!

You work very hard, and your efforts are rewarded. Thanks to your studies, you manage to get a job, and very quickly you gain a premium wage. Your boss is very proud of your hard work.

Choice 1 : Continue your career

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Welcome to Montreal University!

You work so well at school that you get your first job offer as a psychiatrist in a specialized clinic. This job will allow you to help real patients understand and treat their mental health issues.

Choice 1 : Continue your career

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Welcome to Laval University!

Weird, you feel watched here... You tried to focus on the Criminal Code, but you can't. You stop in your reading and decide to do some research on the Internet about the school. You learn that this is an alien school, and you have to run away at all costs.

Choice 1 : You die from a heart attack after reading the article

Choice 2 : You manage to escape and take refuge at Montreal University

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Welcome to UQAM!

You work so well at school that you get your first job offer as a psychologist in a specialized clinic. This job will allow you to analyze psychopathology in real life. You're panicking about starting this new chapter, but you feel ready.

Choice 1 : Continue your career

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A busy schedule.

As the years go by, the more you see the tasks accumulated. You want to reduce your stress, so you consider two possibilities. Your first option is to time management so it can allow you to see more clearly in what you have to do, or maybe retirement.

Choice 1 : Time management

Choice 2 : Retirement

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Miracle.

Even though everybody thought you are dead, you come back to life thanks to your medical student friend who was passing by, and managed to make your heart beat again. You thank him and move fast to another university.

Choice 1 : Go to Montreal University

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Many years later...

After many years of drive of work, and a lot of money set aside, you are finally ready to retire. In addition to your savings, you are also entitled to a pension to thank you for your services. Hooray, be proud of yourself!!

Choice 1 : Restart?

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Retirement.

Even if you don't have much money set aside, and you still have your mortgage to pay, you decide to retire. After the process, you manage to access a pension to help your expenses. Hooray, you can now rest!

Choice 1 : Restart?

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