Hi devRant!
I need some help on figuring out what to major in
My options are:
-Computer networking
-Computer science/programming
-Computer system administration
-Information Technology

What interests you?

BTW computer science != Programming by default

Can't help ya there... I dropped out.

Like @Pgdevpatryk said, what interests you is the most important thing. Also to clarify on what he said about CS != programming, Computer Science is to programming like physics is to engineering (I think that's a good analogy correct me if I'm wrong). CS, and especially theoretical CS, is more interested in problems such as "is P=NP?", or "What's the most asymptotically efficient algorithm to solve such and such problem?" While programming is more interested in things like "Oh I have these reqs how can I make code that satisfied them". That being said there is significant overlap between the two (you won't make it as a computer scientist if you don't know how to write code and it'll be hard to do real programming without some knowledge of (at least) data structures, and algorithmic complexity

@AngryDev and they define efficient so badly in theory that usually the "most efficient" algorithm is only asymptotically efficient if you use an input of a trillion trillions. (Matrix multiplication is a good example for this trend). Theory is more satisfying in my opinion though. I came to university to learn programming and figured out I like to think more (but I'm not good at it so I stick to operating systems etc.).
Did you do your first year? It'd be easier to describe what each major is like after you have an idea of some basic courses.