An undergraduate degree is an indication you can sit down and do complex work without needing someone holding your hand. It is not a life sentence to a particul

An undergraduate degree is an indication you can sit down and do complex work without needing someone holding your hand. It is not a life sentence to a particular career (that would be a PhD). There are plenty of jobs you can do with a CS degree that don't involve being a programmer, as others have mentioned. Don't feel you need to work in that field either. A friend I did my BSc Biology with is now a financial advisor with one of the big four banks in Australia. Having any degree is good, having a STEM degree is even better. Also, it sounds like a lot of this is in your head. You should talk about it to a close friend or someone you trust :)