A lot of people go to college not knowing what they want to do. I might suggest going to a state school (You know, University of [WhateverStateYouLiveIn]). They're usually cheap for in-state residents, and they're usually so big that you can check out a lot of different classes and see what you like. Then, once you decide on something, you can transfer out to a different school, if you want.

Why are you considering medicine? For the money? 'Cause if that's the case, you're not going to have the passion = motivation that you need to get through med school. If you're interested in computers, follow that through for a couple of terms in college. You don't have to know what you want to do right off the bat, like DeWayne Mann said. Take the first year to take some general classes and explore what interests you.

First off, learn to spell. It's college not "collage". Anyways, if you're already shooting yourself down, I wouldn't really consider medicine. You do need to have some drive to get through the classes, such as your bios and chemistries. O-Chem is a pretty good example of that.

No I wouldn't get a job I wouldn't want for money. That would make my life miserible. Sorry about the word "College" I noticed that I spelled it wrong after I posted it. Thanks for the advice guys.