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 My name is Alexis Giroux, and I go to College Montmorency in Laval, Québec, Canada, in the social science: psychology program.


In social science: psychology program, I have a lot of classes where you have to read and learn by heart the informations. We learn a lot about how the brain and mind works. We also learn about the way humans have been thinking for the past thousands of years. One think that I like about my program is that we learn how to treat people with a mental disabilty and how to distinguish them in our society. My program contains a lot of classes related to psychology, like: Mental Health Psychology, Sociology and Family, individual and society.


My program leads to a lot of career path since it is a general course. It can lead to psychologist, sociologist, sexologist, criminologist, and a lot more.

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