I will start by assuming you didn’t cheat your way through school. Most hiring managers like CS majors because creating an OS or Compiler is hard. So let’s as

I will start by assuming you didn’t cheat your way through school. Most hiring managers like CS majors because creating an OS or Compiler is hard. So let’s assume you got good enough grades to show that you learned the material. One possibility is you just aren’t wired for the interview process, but could make a competent programmer given the chance. The other is you got the degree. It just aren’t wired for programming in general. In either case there are a lot of near-programming jobs where your CS degree can be valuable. Thing Sales engineering if you are outgoing, QA if not, and technical support if you are in the middle. All 3 allow you to be technical, and can lead to programming jobs if you are so inclined. And all 3 positions are filled with people who wish they had a CS degree.