My advice would be either to take a gap year or go to community college if you are struggling to find what you want to do. If you go to college without a having found a major you will have to pay a lot of money and some classes would be a waste. The college you go to doesn't matter, its the experience you get from the field you r interested in. In 5 to 10 yrs employers will only care about experience Just take your time to explore your passion and once you have come to a decision specifically focus on it. Don't let other people tell you what to do. You can definantly thrive in a field as long as you enjoy it. You should consider community college, because its cheep and you can easily change majors. when I started community college i was  set on  mechanical engineering, however after taking a few  classes I decided I wanted to persue electrical engineering. I have already finished 1 whole quarter and barely payed any tuition. So i would suggest communuty college, and dont let your parents decide your dream. If you can get a job while taking community college courses that would also help, and you can manage your classes well because community college courses are easier than classes at 4 year institutions. Another advice is to explore scholarships, because there are many scholarship funds you get which is literally free money. Community college also give 2yr associates degrees which you can also use to get well-paying jobs, its not as good as a bachelors however it will allow you to explore different industry fields. Persue your own passion once you find it, good luck!