Good advice counselor!Reminds me of my favorite joke.
Attorney comes home from work late to find his house flooded. He calls a plumber who comes out and fixes the leak in 15 minutes. He then hands the lawyer a bill for $750.
The attorney exclaims "$750?!?! I don't get paid that much practicing law!!!!"
The plumber retorts, "neither did I."
College is not for everyone, and that has little to do with intelligence. This country has a despicable history of demeaning trade and vocational school, while encouraging people who do not have the demeanor and admittedly, sometimes the intelligence, to go to college. I can show you 100 people who can disprove the idea that a college education is a golden ticket.
All that being said - it really depends on what it is you want to do and where your strengths lie. IMHO, don't get a college education just because you can't decide what you ultimately want to do. Take some time and do some different things to figure that out first. Otherwise you risk having a large bill for school, a degree you can't or don't want to use, and a lot of wasted time.
If you are not real careful, you might have the misfortune of becoming a lawyer.