What are the benefits of studying physics and engineering in high school?

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In summary, studying physics and engineering in high school offers numerous benefits. It provides a strong foundation in problem-solving and critical thinking skills, which are essential for success in any field. It also introduces students to real-world applications of science and technology, giving them a better understanding of how the world works. Additionally, studying physics and engineering can lead to exciting career opportunities in fields such as aerospace, renewable energy, and computer science. Moreover, it can help students develop strong mathematical skills and improve their overall academic performance. Overall, studying physics and engineering in high school can open doors to a variety of opportunities and prepare students for a successful future.
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I just joined this forum start gaining further knowledge in physics and engineering. I'm currently in high school doing the IB diploma, and trying to get through the HL physics course! I'm hoping to study mechanical and aerospace engineering next year which I'm super excited about.
 
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