Ready to Take On the World: A High School Graduate's Journey into Engineering

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In summary, a high school graduate's journey into engineering involves a combination of academic preparation, practical experience, and a passion for problem-solving and innovation. This field offers a wide range of opportunities for growth and success, with a strong emphasis on critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork. With a solid foundation in math, science, and technology, along with hands-on experience and a drive to make a positive impact on the world, high school graduates are well-equipped to take on the challenges and rewards of an engineering career.
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I am honorsplease and I graduated high school a few weeks ago and am off to study engineering in university. I have lurked around quite a bit, but I am finally making my first post! Glad to be part of PhysicsForums!
 
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