To the OP: rather the focus on specific schools right now, look to visit and experience different types of schools, to see what you enjoy and what you don’t like. See if you can visit (1) urban universities; (2) more suburban/smaller city universities; (3) smaller liberal arts colleges in both suburban and more remote settings. Think about whether you want a school with big sports culture, where game day is a big deal, whether you want to participate in Greek life and it is the center of the campus culture, or want a school where it is less prominent. What about the type of students? Do you want to be around quirky artsy kids? Or a mix? Or do you prefer a generally preppier vibe? If you aren’t interested in engineering, then a smaller school could offer the coursework you need. Some schools have business programs, others do not, but most people will agree (I think), that a business major is not necessary to go into business as a career.
Once you have a sense of your preferences, you can start to look at schools that fit into those categories, and that is where the experienced parents here can help more.
As a parent of two boys, I wouldn’t say you are indecisive – I would say you don’t have the experience yet to identify your priorities. Start figuring out the things that matter, and you will find yourself narrowing your list.
Good luck!