CS is a fantastic undergrad path of study because it is fundamentally a degree in systematic thinking and problem solving. So, regardless of where you go in lif

CS is a fantastic undergrad path of study because it is fundamentally a degree in systematic thinking and problem solving. So, regardless of where you go in life, you'll have acquired useful ways to categorize and approach problems. Otherwise, rather than worrying about whether you are in the right major, think in terms of "what kind of problems do I want to work on in life?" If you can answer that, you'll be on the right path. And, if you think the kinds of problems you want to work on don't involve technology or aren't solved by technology, then either switch majors or add a second major that augments the skills you need for the problems you want to work on.