Avionics Careers for High School Seniors

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A high school senior is seeking information on educational paths focused on airplane engines, airframe and wing structure, and flight dynamics. The discussion emphasizes the importance of pursuing aerospace or aeronautical engineering programs. Recommendations for schools that offer these specialized programs are encouraged, highlighting the need for institutions that provide comprehensive education in these areas.
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I am a senior in high school. Anyways, does anyone know a good field that let's me learn more about the engines of an airplane, the airframe and wing structure, and the dynamics of flight. If you can tell me of a good school that can teach me this, it would be really helpful.
 
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