Have you ever wondered what you will do when you graduate from College? Where will you live? What will be your first big adventure? Wow! Aaron has graduated from Harvard University after diligently studying for a Mathematics Degree for five years. He is thrilled to be able to support himself and make his own decisions. In celebration of his graduation Aaron's relatives have given him a total of $20,000. Also, he has found out that he will be earning $60,000 per year analyzing data for a major corporation.
Aaron has looked forward to this moment all of his life. He wants to make the best decision possible on how to use the $20,000. It will be your job to help Aaron make his decision. Remember, you will determine Aaron's decision and it will ultimately affect his life. Choose wisely!
If you had $20,000 to spend any way you would like, how would you spend the money? Would you go on an exotic vacation to the Carribean Islands or build your dream home? Would you invest the money in the stock market or purchase the car of your dreams? What would YOU do?
The activity you are about to experience is an iAdventure. In an iAdventure you actively participate in the story, helping the characters make educated choices. Fortunately, you live in a "wired" world, in which you have access to all kinds of information at your fingertips. You can find almost any kind of data or information to help you solve important problems. An iAdventure, such as this one, helps you to see that this is true because you will use some of the great resources on the Internet to help Aaron plan and carry out his money dilemma.
Life is Like a Bag of Choices 
Aaron has been giving it a lot of thought on what to do with the $20,000 he has been given by his relatives. Aaron has a dilemma though. He is trying to decide whether to spend the $20,000 on a dream vacation or use the money as a down payment on a home in the Kansas City area. Decisions! Decisions! Your job is to help Aaron make his decision and use the internet to collect data to support your decisions.
Decisions! Decisions! Aaron's first big decision is to either spend the $20,000 on a vacation to some exotic place or use the money as a down payment on a home? Help Aaron decide what he should do by clicking on one of the choices? Remember your decision needs to be well thought out because it will affect Aaron's life. There is no turning back!
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