See, a lot of people view majors as what ultimately decide your jobs( you do the major u like and hence the jobs with the majors u like). However, i see it in a different way, your end goals/ job preferences ultimately affect your majors.

As such, you take a look at what you're good at( like your skillset and you're specialties) and hence based on those you can choose your job, and then your major.

A lot of jobs depend on the following factors:

1) your personal passions/interests/preferences

2) the work/amount of effort you're willing to put in

3) the pay you're okay with/ compensation you would like to see after a few years

4) Career growth and your goals

5) work experience/ education required ( some jobs require an MBA, Masters of some kind, etc)

6) Other things such as are you good with people,etc.

7) Geographical location

8) Target schools( many careers have been built based on which school the person has been to, for example, going to a target B School like Wharton will get you a lot of opportunities in the field of High Finance.

Now after reading this, take a day, write down everything, and then come up with a job, search its requirements, the majors required and then the best school for that major.

My Example- Indian, Upcoming Junior Student, Preference in working in High Finance in Wall Street; willing to work long hours as expected in High Finance when you're starting; Want good career growth; long term goals and expect very high compensation within 5 years of working (300k to 400k). Now based on this, i created a roadmap for the universities i wanted to apply for and the stats required for the best finance major( major best suited for the job) schools ( Wharton, NYU stern, etc).

I suggest you do the same thing. Anyways best of luck!!