<p>Let me say that many students enter a college “undesignated” and that can be a good thing because it allows you a year or two to “explore” different fields while taking core courses. In my case I couldn’t decide and MIT let me double major. </p>
<p>Also, many people enter a college with one field in mind and then transfer later when it becomes clear the original plan isn’t a fit.</p>
<p>School/College is about education - not necessarily a vocation. Many of the skills (writing, math, problem solving, higher order thinking) are applicable across the board. So go for the education, if still not sure, use graduate school to hone in on your future career/specialization. Good luck!</p>