Should I change my major?

I am currently a senior in high school. I've been accepted into my dream college as an architecture major. I don't have a huge interest in architecture, but I have always enjoyed designing things. I initially only wanted to become an architect because it seemed like the more financially stable option of the artsy careers. However, after being in this subreddit for a good couple of months, I'm starting to have second thoughts. It seems that architecture is a difficult career to level up in compared to other careers. I initially thought my declared major as a freshman wouldn't matter too much in my first year, but I've come to find out that architecture at my school begins focusing on architecture-related courses immediately. I am afraid I will waste time and money studying a major that will lead to an unfulfilling career. I am also afraid of disliking the subject altogether and having to make up classes for a different major when I switch because I chose to take architecture. I believe I still have several months to make this final decision, so I wanted to hear thoughts first-hand from people in this field. Would you all recommend a high school senior think about a different career?