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Have you ever entered a science fair? What kind of project did you do? There's a link on the manufacturing website for some examples of "Super Science Fair Projects"  http://www.super-science-fair-projects.com/ ideas.

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The cost of gas has been on the rise. Do you think more people should buy alternative fuel vehicles? The state Energy Office and U.S. Department of Energy often offer grants to encourage colleges and universities to research alternative energy options. Researchers have even investigated the use of used restaurant fryer oils to convert into fuels. Do you think more should be done to encourage research? Would you be interested in studying alternative fuels?
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• Justine asks:
Have you ever taken an online or virtual class? The State of Michigan has a Michigan Virtual University for K-12 education and many Michigan colleges and universities offer online classes. Do you think this makes education more accessible for you? Do you enjoy taking classes like this?
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• Justine Asks:
I saw an article on the CNN Money website (http://money.cnn.com/2004/10/18/pf/college/college_costs/) that says average tuition four-year public universities is $11,354 for attendance, including room, board and fees. It's a little shocking! But the good news is they report a college graduate is likely to earn about 73 percent more than a high school graduate. Is your family saving for college for you? Or is your family already paying for college costs? The manufacturing website has links for scholarships you can apply for to help defray some of these costs.
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Internships are key to any career option in fact, sometimes it's a requirement. Our manufacturing website includes a link to an Internship search to help you get started. Have you ever had an internship before? Do you plan to get an internship? Do you care if it?s paid or unpaid, or do you focus on what type of experience you are going to get?
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What career options are you considering? Do your parents support your choices? Or do they encourage you to explore other career options? What do some of your friends want to do in the real world?
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• Justine Asks:
I saw an article on the CNN Money website (http://money.cnn.com/2004/10/18/pf/college/college_costs/) that says average tuition four-year public universities is $11,354 for attendance, including room, board and fees. It's a little shocking! But the good news is they report a college graduate is likely to earn about 73 percent more than a high school graduate. Is your family saving for college for you? Or is your family already paying for college costs? The manufacturing website has links for scholarships you can apply for to help defray some of these costs.
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• Tye Asks:
Many car manufacturers have been offering employee discounts (GM, Chrysler, Ford) and sales have soared. Have the sales promotions impacted your family? Did you think they were a good idea to help boost car sales? What advice would you give the companies to help sell cars in the future?
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• Justine Asks:
The Engineer Girl website provides a sample of starting salaries for engineers, doctors, lawyers and other professions. Does salary information have an impact on what you plan to study or your career choice? Do you think it's more important to make more money, enjoy your job or both?
Visit the Engineering Girl Web Site
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