Then you are back to square one, trying to decide what you want to do again. If you are having trouble deciding what it is you want to do, try an interest inventory test. This helps to identify what you think you are good at and what you enjoy doing. There are a number of these tests available, but I recommend contacting the college's Psychological Services and Testing office. The people there will be able to help you select the right test.
Student organizations are a good place to meet with other students who have similar interests.
In addition to the field of study information, academic student organizations are an excellent source of insider student information, like which instructors to take for which class. Another point to consider is what do you want to do with your degree after graduation. The jobs for psychology majors are not as easily identified. Examine the career possibilities and decide if you are interested. You may decide it would be better to get a minor in psychology and find a different major.