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What high school courses should you take if you're interested in this career? Get your answers from the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics cluster Engineering and Technology pathway, Science and Mathematics pathway.

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No formal education is required to become an inventor. Depending on the area of interest, an education in science and engineering may be useful.

"Historically, many inventors don't have much more than a secondary school education," says inventor Harry VanDyke. "That's because, in general, these people aren't terribly interested in the structured idea of higher education."

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