Exploring the World of Physics: A High School Graduate's Journey to College

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In summary, exploring the world of physics is a journey that begins in high school and continues into college. High school graduates interested in pursuing a career in physics can expect to encounter a wide range of topics, from classical mechanics and electricity to quantum mechanics and relativity. Through hands-on experiments, rigorous mathematical analysis, and critical thinking, students will develop a deeper understanding of the fundamental laws that govern the universe. As they transition to college, they will have the opportunity to delve even deeper into specific areas of physics, such as astrophysics, particle physics, or condensed matter physics. This journey of discovery and exploration will not only expand their knowledge and skills, but also prepare them for a future in a field that continues to push the boundaries of human
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Hello!

I am a high school graduate who will be enrolling in college this fall.
As an aspiring physicist, I am planning on majoring in physics.

I am excited to be a new member of Physics Forums!
 
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Welcome to the PF! :smile:
 
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Thanks! :)
 

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