<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I'm having a lot of thoughts, and I don't know how to proceed. Let me start with a little bit of context: I'm a female, recent HS graduate, and I'm going to college this year. I got in for Industrial Engineering and my school is a top 10 engineering school. The problem is that I'm not at all sure what I want to do. I like to know everything ahead of time, and the fact that I don't have a clear direction is just bugging me so much. 

I am not the strongest when it comes to math or science, so I was extremely surprised that I got into such a prestigious program at this school. I don't think that my motivations for applying to engineering were right because I only even looked into the field for its stability, high starting salary and good applicability. If I could major in engineering, I would, but I'm just really not interested in it.

 I love technology and reading about technological advancements, and I'd love to be able to build things. From a young age, I've had a notebook full of apps and inventions that I would like to build and I've written down almost every single idea that I've had in there. If I had the knowledge to build those things, that would probably be the perfect job for me. However, I just can't imagine going through 4 years of engineering. The mere thought of it is leaving a sick feeling in my stomach and that's not only because I feel like I'd fail completely. 

I have also always wanted to own my own business, so I was looking into business, but I've done so much research and everything seems to contradict itself. Some say that business undergrad is a bad idea, and some say it's a wonderful idea. I also really like the healthcare field and I would LOVE to be an orthodontist, but again, I'm terrified that I'll fail.
<bot>: I like making apps, want to learn to make inventions, like business and healthcare, and I'm really scared that I will fail. What are some alternative ideas other than engineering?