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ColdRainMaker
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Hello, I am a 14 year old about to become a freshmen and I already feel convinced I will become a physicist since I seem to have an good ability in the subject and I absolutely love science.
I need some advice on how to start of high school on the right foot. I want to start getting a job and would really want it to be in a lab since I would become familiar with the field and will look impressive in my collage application. I am looking to join clubs as well. I am enrolled in Honors Geometry and Honors Chemistry in my HS which is one of the best schools in the US. I looked for science labs near where i live but couldn't find any, my dad says that near where we live there is the NOAA Satellite Operations Center, but that might be too advanced for me, i might just end up as assisting in minor stuff. Do you guys have advice on what jobs, clubs, extra curricular activities and classes to join. Also some physics books I could read because I need to read more for collage. Thanks everyone
I need some advice on how to start of high school on the right foot. I want to start getting a job and would really want it to be in a lab since I would become familiar with the field and will look impressive in my collage application. I am looking to join clubs as well. I am enrolled in Honors Geometry and Honors Chemistry in my HS which is one of the best schools in the US. I looked for science labs near where i live but couldn't find any, my dad says that near where we live there is the NOAA Satellite Operations Center, but that might be too advanced for me, i might just end up as assisting in minor stuff. Do you guys have advice on what jobs, clubs, extra curricular activities and classes to join. Also some physics books I could read because I need to read more for collage. Thanks everyone