I am wondering how you figure out if you are more fitted to being a scientist or engineer?

Rebecca, One option you might look into is Safety Engineering, some schools call it by other names. This is my job and I am absolutely horrible with math, I've never understood it. As a Safety Engineer you deal with OSHA regulations and determining how to protect employees and keep businesses compliant with regulations. You also get into review drawings and specification for projects which allows you to ensure hazards are not being designed in unintentionally, and if they are to recommend remedies for the hazard. Some Safety engineers also get into designing machine guards and barricades. This is a field that is expanding for women, every year I see more and more girls coming in from colleges around the country. It's a very rewarding career. It also lets you be a little bit of a scientist too because we deal with chemicals and chemical exposures. If you aren't sure which you should pursue ask yourself this, Do I want to know how things work or why things work? Scientists research the why and Engineers create the how, or so my brother advised me when I was in college. If you have any other questions about Safety Engineering, check out my profile page and get in touch with me. Good luck with your studies.