If I struggled with college algebra would any of the engineering branches be worth looking into?

Hi all, I've already completed an Associate in Liberal Arts degree back in community college because I couldn't land on a specific major I wanted to pursue in University. I'm now 28 years old working in a TV control room and I want to pursue an actual career instead of living paycheck to paycheck. My only issue is, while I'm interested in engineering and technology I had to take college algebra 3-4 times in order to pass and I remember I only really passed because we got extra credit for great note taking throughout the semester on the final exam. I struggled the most with formulas, as in memorizing them, solving them, and figuring out which ones are the proper ones to use. Science was one of my better subjects though that was Biology 1 and 2 in CC so I'm not sure how relevant that is. If I'm not a good fit for anything that's fine! I just want to avoid signing up for a Bachelor and end up not being able to finish (again) and getting stuck with more student loans. Thank you in advance!