I am the poster child for indecision and change of heart.
This was clear when I was trying to choose a college, and even more so when trying to pick a major. I made dozens of pros and cons lists, but still put off deciding which university I'd attend until the last day possible. Even then, I ended up switching to a college in Ireland after two years at Saint Mary's. Choosing a major was even more difficult. I've gone from wanting to be a musician, to a zoologist, to an aquatic obedience trainer, to a teacher, to a social worker, to a broadcaster, to a writer, to an editor, to an event planner. To be completely honest, my head is still jumbled from changing my mind so much.
It can make you feel completely out of control. Every time something changed in my life, I panicked. I'd think to myself, "Will I ever even be happy in one career or one place? What if I settle on something and then I end up despising it?" It was terrifying to think about. Regret is a frightening concept.
When I moved to Ireland for school, I was completely taken back by many of the peoples' laid back personalities and "just go with it" attitudes. It seems like here at home, we have this mentality of occupational success first. We are constantly on the move, working ourselves to death, and considering ourselves slackers or lazy if we are slow to figure things out. That isn't the right standpoint to take in my opinion.
People should come first. You should come first.
If you need to change your major or transfer schools to be happy, don't sweat it. If your new career choice doesn't make as much money as your previous one did, let it go. Your happiness is more important. You can still learn about other subject areas and allow yourself the ability to choose.
What is the worst that can happen when you change your major a few times? Your parents might get a little upset for a few days. You might need to tack on summer school or an extra year to catch up. You might even get teased for being indecisive. In the long run, though, you will come out on top. Something great can come of this change of heart.
You'll need to be brave and keep a level head. In the end, it comes down to being able to take things one step at a time. Follow your heart, take a deep breath, and go through the necessary processes to becoming more happy with your choices. Yes, this is college, and it is super important in many instances.
You are more important. Do what is best for yourself and watch how far you go.