Same degree. I work in Software. I didn't have a problem finding a job either. I started off in industrial process automation, traveling around the U.S. doing v

Same degree. I work in Software. I didn't have a problem finding a job either. I started off in industrial process automation, traveling around the U.S. doing very high level programming to make the UI for waste water treatment plants. Then I moved into web development. But, let's move past the "no trouble getting a job" part. If getting a job is your goal, then choose a CS degree. If getting job doing a particular form of programming is your goal, then focus on a CS degree with a speciality in that type of programming. Getting a Math degree is a super way to get a job in programming, but not as good as a CS degree. It's a matter of not closing a door, versus opening it.