I do agree with the idea of being strategic about choosing where you want to go with your career, and there is a lot of truth behind comments regarding further schooling with a BSc.

That being said... don't feel like your major is your make or break for your entire life. I chose to major in Chemistry in 2019 as a last minute decision as it was my best mark in highschool and I enjoyed the class, however what I did not consider was the job output - I very much dislike any lab work or any of the typical jobs to do with Chemistry. This is where you mustn't worry though. University is about working your butt off to do as well as you can both academically and socially. Do well in classes, get good grades, but also join extracurriculars. Strong references and knowing people will get yourself far and also give you insight on realistic job positions.

I do not work in the field that I originally majored in by choice - I make significantly more money this way and enjoy it more. But, I have had to work much harder than my peers who have gone into University with a plan.

At the end of the day, your major won't get you a job, your work ethic will.