Don't rush into a decision. Majors and careers are not always directly related. Employers often hire someone based on the skills they possess, not on the major they studied in college. Combine majors, minors, certificates, internships and electives to make your entire academic experience the best pursuit it can be for you as an individual. You can change your career or major if you are unhappy with your decision.
Some interests make better hobbies than careers.
If you are considering a major with special admissions requirements, be sure to consider alternatives in case you are not accepted. See an academic advisor to find out about career opportunities for liberal arts majors. You are the one who has to live with your choice. Don't expect or allow others to make this decision for you.