These are valid concerns. Your challenge is to choose your major based on accurate information about yourself, the major, and the ways in which the knowledge and skills gained in the major can be applied in various career fields. No one else can do it for you, and no test or combination of tests can provide all the answers. After all, no one knows what you really want except you. Begin by knowing yourself .
Majors require different aptitudes, special talents, and job interests.
Be sure to choose a major that is compatible with your personal assessment. You can do this by choosing a discipline that will give you the skills you want. Perhaps they will be analytical skills from a philosophy major, research skills from a history major, or writing skills from an English major. You can also do this by selecting a major that you enjoy. What you enjoy doing will engage your mind in the most active way while you are in school and will provide the opportunity for satisfying your life goals in the future.