Seriously consider the miltary. I'm 30, make 100K/year and have job security (never mind fighting in two wars, seeing 17 different countries, and making some of the greatest friends ever). Most of my college friends thought I was crazy for taking an 8+ year commitment (for $2 million in flight training)... most have been furghload multiple times (several more than 3 times), only one has made it to a major (after three regionals, spending most of his 20's making less than $30K/year, and his wife leaving him). By the time they were all 27 they were clawing and screaming to get into the military.

If you're still dilusional about being able to shop for your major, and think you'll be at one before you're 30 years old, then you're just untrainable, in which case you're a perfect candidate to shell out $150K at Embry Riddle, to make $20k/year when you graduate. Enjoy the kool-aide.

Go to med school, someday you'll make 300K/year, and you can buy whatever you want to fly whenever you want.