Interest inventories, like the Career Key, and other tests can help. Expand and explore your options. Choose a major that interests and motivates you. You will get better grades and get the most out of the major. A higher GPA will look good to future employers and will leave the door open to going to graduate school later, if you decide to go.
Most undergraduate majors can lead to a variety of careers.
Research shows that within six years of graduation, more half of college graduates are working in fields that are not related to their college major.