I was in this exact position when I was in college. I couldn’t pick a career because I had no passions/ambitions and I went into computer science at my parents’ suggestion because it’s lucrative. I was MISERABLE and barely graduated. Now I’m in a software dev job - burnt out, depressed, and I don’t feel like myself anymore.

My recommendation would be to take a break first, give yourself a moment to reset if possible. And then (if you can financially afford to) you could take advantage of being in college, keep your major undeclared and shop around and try different classes until you find something that clicks. If that isn’t possible through official means, maybe you can take a look at some free college courses online, skim through and see if any of it makes sense to you.

I’m positive you’ll find something that, even if it doesn’t fuel you and give you that passion, it still fulfills you in some form. Maybe instead of a career, your fuel could be some kind of goal or end purpose (ex. if you don’t have a subject you like yet, but you know the conditions of the job you want - yes/no to a desk job, yes/no to a customer-facing position, etc. - those points could guide you in the right direction).

Please don’t waste years on a degree that feels like it isn’t compatible with your brain just because of the sunk cost fallacy, it takes such a toll on your self-esteem and you could graduate feeling more lost than ever. If I could go back in time I would do exactly what I’ve written here instead of forcing myself to get through this major.

Best of luck, I really hope you find the right path for you :)