I need a physics mentor (Astrophysics or Theoretical)

[Mr Proton]

Hello all, I am an aspiring physicist, however I am only in high school, and I live in Idaho, I need an adviser. Someone who can tell me what I need to know, best ways to learn things, and how to get to where I want to be. Any help is appreciated.

 

[ProfuselyQuarky]

Wouldn't this be something that you ask your parents or teachers at school about? Are you assigned a faculty advisor?

(just asking)

 

[Mr Proton]

Wouldn't this be something that you ask your parents or teachers at school about? Are you assigned a faculty advisor?

(just asking)

I have asked my teachers they recommended that I check online as there is not many physicists in Idaho, and my parents have no clue. I am not assigned a faculty adviser.

 

[ProfuselyQuarky]

Wait, so you're looking for an actual physicist to help mentor you?

 

[berkeman]

Hello all, I am an aspiring physicist, however I am only in high school, and I live in Idaho, I need an adviser. Someone who can tell me what I need to know, best ways to learn things, and how to get to where I want to be. Any help is appreciated.

Welcome to the PF.

This PF discussion forum is a great resource for what you are seeking. Just spend some time reading through all the threads that are already here -- you will find answers or clues to most of your questions. Then, if you still have a question that hasn't already been asked & answered, post it in the appropriate forum and you should get good responses.