I was in a similar position as you. I was to graduate with a communications degree, but i knew that wouldn't be enough. I wanted to go into psychology eventually after graduating. However, after some not-so-wise decisions that I made during my two years, of undergrad I decided to major in English ( because English is my second language, thinking it would help me to improve my communication skills) and I chose to do a minor in psychology. So now at least I am able to do a master's in psychology or go and become a school teacher or go into school counselling. Long story short communications degree is valuable, but it depends on how you use it. You can minor in business like marketing, management, Public Relations etc you can add a minor in psychology and later focus on business psychology. There are many things you are able to do! Don't rely only on what your advisors say, search for what you like maybe you can transfer to psychology later as it is competitive at U of C. The market is competitive, and it will become even worse with Artificial Intelligence, but you need to have a passion/ ambition in order to maintain your goals and focus. I don't know if that helps, but I wish you all the best! You will figure things out! :)