What type of engineer should I be?

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Hi my name is E=MC^Hammered, and I am a junior in High School studying physics. At this point in my life I have to discover what I want to do for the rest of my life, and I believe that is being an Engineer. At this point the only type of Engineer that interests me is Mechanical, my teacher explained to me that when he was a Chemical Engineer he actually left to become a teacher. I cannot express how grateful I am in advance to all of you wonderful people, now it is just up to me to figure out what type of Engineer to be, any and all help will be greatly appreciated. Thank You!
 
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