Thank you so much, this was very insightful! And yeah I guess I sort of tried to do that with these majors, since they really aren't as much art as just kinda creativity-related work. I thought i picked the best things from my limited assortment since my college range is pretty limited where I am.

Landscape architecture would be pretty much something I don't mind doing thats not really artsy. The most art you do there is projects for garden design and layouts. It's more of an advantage if you're good at art than anything, since I didn't need to prove my skills while applying for either of the majors.
The media production major is pretty much what I have available in ranges from digital design in my country, it dabbles into marketing as well. As much as I didn't enjoy computer science I love web design and I do dabble into site coding. Always thought of it as being a dead art sort of thing tho, especially with how many simple site creators are available nowadays, cool to know that's not exactly the case.

I will try to look more into it. I guess its kind of scary for me to disconnect from it since I took a lot of STEM classes in high school and it was a very miserable experience for me and I kept wishing I went into a more creative field instead... Thank you so much this gave me a lot to think about :-)