Please give me your your opinion on my choices.
I am 17 and will in a senior next year, planning to attend a four year college when I graduate (just looking now).
I enjoy movies a lot and have made a few short videos with friends (iMovie projects). I have been thinking about film (production or studies) as my college major, partly because I want to be sure I can get a job when I finish college. Applying only to colleges that have a film program or film studies narrows the options for me (the ones I could get in to). There would be more colleges to apply to, obviously, if I am ok with just taking a few media studies courses as electives or doing a media studies minor.

Here is my question: If I'm not 100% positive at this point in my life that I want to do film as my main work, would I be better off getting a Liberal Arts degree (maybe English or History major), and then taking a few film courses in college, and maybe some production courses during summer, or working as a summer intern to see if I really like film?

After reading the posts on this board I have pretty much ruled out applying to a pure technical arts-film school.
I'm also wondering whether going to a film school or majoring in film is any guarantee of work (more so than majoring in English or History which I also enjoy)---doesn't sound like it.

Thank you for opinions.