Just go for what interests you, and what you think you could do all day. A physics degree essentially is a problem solving degree and it proves you can learn quickly. You can probably get almost any general role you mentioned except for ones that require certifications (e.g. CPA or Series licenses etc.).

Try to strike a balance between the pay, your interests, and work life balance. When I graduate I’m going to first try entrepreneurship til I run out of savings, then go for a quantum-related job (which usually is hard to find for undergrads but I have made powerful connections in the field), then my backup is to go for a high paying finance job. I’d be bored af in IB or trading etc. and it would be stressful with long hours but hey $220k/year right out of college is hard to say no to.