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Unit_Zer0
hi I'm new, I'm a high school dropout and have a love for science. nice to meet you.
Originally posted by Unit_Zer0
hi I'm new, I'm a high school dropout and have a love for science. nice to meet you.
Some common reasons for dropping out of high school can include personal or family issues, financial struggles, lack of interest in school, and academic difficulties.
There are several options for someone with a passion for science to continue their education after dropping out of high school. They can enroll in a GED program to earn their high school equivalency, take online courses or attend a community college to gain college credits, or apply for alternative education programs that focus on science and technology.
Yes, there are many successful scientists who dropped out of high school. Some notable examples include Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, and Michael Faraday. However, it is important to note that these individuals all had unique circumstances and were able to continue their education through other means.
Yes, a high school dropout can still pursue a career in science. While a high school diploma is often required for entry-level positions, there are alternative education programs and vocational schools that offer training in various scientific fields. Additionally, many employers value hands-on experience and skills over formal education.
A high school dropout can take several steps to prepare for a career in science. They can gain hands-on experience through internships or volunteer work, take online courses or attend community college to gain relevant skills and knowledge, and network with professionals in the field. It is also important to continuously learn and stay up-to-date on advancements in the scientific field.