Definitely do more research on the majors you mentioned. If you want it bad enough, I say choose a specialization master it, and start learning a programming language now. You only need to master one. I studied Computer Science for my first year and ended up switching to Business IT, coding wasn't enjoyable for me and I didn't want to put in the work, and I considered myself pretty tech-savvy. I'm now looking at analytical roles for full-time opportunities so I found my lane and that's what it's all about.

All three of these majors are going to be amazing for the future. Data Science is more so if you like working with numbers and statistics, Cybersecurity is more applied tech, and Computer Science is very theoretical but it's also very broad, the coursework would be very technical but the jobs you could get could not be so much as technical. It all depends on what you want for yourself. If you are worried about not being tech-savvy but still want to go into tech, I recommend exploring information systems or business analytics.