Admission officers may be able to tell you about research opportunities that are available on a campus you are considering. Also, your campus may have an office of undergraduate research. If so, that may be the best place to look once you have matriculated as a student.
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by Adam Cronin Data Entry Specialist, Carnegie Communications
It's so easy to get caught up in senior year, from figuring out what college to attend to who to take to prom. But in between all that stuff, one girl who decided to do something extraordinary.
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You're heading off to college and you want to study science or engineering (or both!). There are countless colleges and universities to choose from.
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When looking for science-related clubs and activities at a college or university, you will find faculty members and academic departments sponsor most of the clubs.
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In short, participation in research enriches students' learning experiences, provides improved preparation for graduate school or work, and creates involved citizens to address community problems.
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Participation in research enriches students' learning experiences, provides improved preparation for graduate school or work, and creates involved citizens who address community problems. The opportunities are countless, and students who seek out such experiences will be rewarded with both engaging work and increased career options.
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