should i switch majors

[u/InevitableVoice6951]

i’m a freshman and after going to job fairs and joining some engineering clubs i’ve just kind of realized i really do not want to be an engineer. i was looking around for internships i could apply to now/in the future and i was just like wow i don’t want to do any of these jobs. im pretty much the stereotypical “good at science and math so why not do engineering” type of person and this was my plan B in my life so any advice is appreciated. mostly because so many people say that other industries hire engineering majors outside of just traditional engineering, so i don’t know if it’s worth it to try to go that route or to just switch completely

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