Can High Schoolers Pursue a Career in Mechanical Engineering?

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In summary, high schoolers can pursue a career in mechanical engineering by taking relevant courses, participating in internships or hands-on projects, and obtaining a degree in mechanical engineering. While it may require hard work and dedication, high schoolers can gain valuable skills and experience in this field, leading to potential career opportunities in various industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace. It is important for high schoolers to develop a strong foundation in math, science, and technology, as well as critical thinking and problem-solving skills, to succeed in this challenging but rewarding career path.
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I found here while looking to a formula, very happy that i found it!
Hi, I'm a high schooler who is working for university exams and who also wants to be a mechanical engineer!
 
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