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OP, if i were u i would do a thorough research for each job that might interests u. Like an actual thorough research so that you will know what it's like after you graduate. I know it's hard and i know what it feels like, it might seem like a stupid comment..but you will have to try out what you like first. Because during school, you will actually find out what you like isn't what you actually have in mind.
But if you totally lost interest in what you took after graduation...fear not, take programs that actually interests you now that you know what it's like but i would suggest try to relate back to what you graduate with. (If that's possible) Relate back to what you graduate with so that you won't waste your tuition/time/diploma.
Lastly as someone said before, sometimes it suks after you turn your hobby into your career. For example, I love doing DIYs on my car by myself or with a friend of mine, the excitement and the thrill of completing a DIY is indescribable. But if i were to take that hobby and turn it into a career, i know i would hate it sooner or later.
And be persistent in what you have passion in. My dad said the career i am into suked shit and i will never accomplish my goals in life, and i told him i will prove it to him.....but so far no luck still jobless hahaha.....so good luck to you OP~!!
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