High school seniors interested in careers that merge health and engineering should consider fields such as health physics and biomedical engineering. To prepare for these careers, students should focus on foundational courses in mathematics, including calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations, as well as physics and potentially chemistry or biology. The initial years of study in most scientific and engineering majors are similar, allowing students time to explore their options before committing to a specific path.
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