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Pre-College

Have a feeling that Engineering could be your calling ? Or maybe you’d like to find out more….

AskPolaris is a great resource to answer some of your questions.

Learn about the exciting work that engineers get to be part of in EngineerGirl 

Get to know some amazing Women in Engineering & Technology and their accomplishments

Get as much exposure to STEM related activities as possible with this helpful guide.

Work with an expert mentor to develop the research project of your dreams with Polygence

Participating in a Science Fair can help you get a feel for Engineering and Science. Have some great results you’d like to share?  Publish!

Journals for Middle and/or High School Student authors:

Journal of Emerging Investigators

Journal of Youths in Science

Journal of Experimental Secondary Science

Journal of Student Science and Technology (Canada)

The National High School Journal of Science

Help scientists write journal articles that speak to young minds like yours – you can be part of an editorial board!

Frontiers for Young Minds

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