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Surprise high school student is National Merit finalist

Shadow Ridge's Snyder wants to major in mechanical engineering

Shadow Ridge High School student Nicholas Snyder.

Courtesy DUSD

A Shadow Ridge High School student has moved on to be a finalist in the next stage of the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Nicholas Snyder plans to major in mechanical engineering and said he hopes to develop new technologies, possibly in transportation or manufacturing.

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