Where Can I Pursue My Passion for Physics as a Senior in High School?

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In summary, as a senior in high school, there are various opportunities for pursuing a passion for physics. Some options include taking advanced physics courses, participating in science fairs or competitions, joining physics-related clubs or organizations, and seeking internships or research opportunities at universities or science institutes. Additionally, attending physics conferences or workshops can also provide valuable experiences and connections in the field. It is important to actively seek out and take advantage of these opportunities to further develop a passion for physics and prepare for future studies or careers in the subject.
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Jacob52
I'm a senior studying AP Calculus AB and AP Physics. However, there exists many things beyond my comprehension and I want to study physics but I don't know where specifically to study.
 
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