and even that distinction gets slippery. My degrees are all in engineering, and we had plenty of coursework opportunities to specialize even in undergrad. We h

and even that distinction gets slippery. My degrees are all in engineering, and we had plenty of coursework opportunities to specialize even in undergrad. We had a departmental bias towards one end of the spectrum for the discipline, but plenty of my cohort broke the mold and did their own thing fairly easily. We were also very heavily research-focused, so the other easy divide between engineering and science ('applications' vs 'basic research') isn't nearly as clean-cut as you might think.