No, I studied civil engineering in college, and now I'm doing business and marketing, with a difference of 108 thousand miles, but it's also very true. I remember there is a statistic on the Internet. More than 80% of college students have nothing to do with their major after graduation. This is also related to the market environment. It is possible that you study technology and come out to do business.

In fact, I personally suggest that you study what major in college and do what industry when you come out, so that you have a very solid theoretical knowledge as the foundation and the space is larger than others. At work, you will find that the lack of theoretical knowledge makes you suffer a lot and you have no time and energy to study. So you have a lot of time to learn relevant theoretical knowledge, which will promote your future growth.

So, if you don't like your major now, change your major and study more in college.