(I am soon entering my final year in a CS degree and thus may be entirely wrong) I'd go with the CS, rather than SE degree. Although I did not enjoy or learn m

(I am soon entering my final year in a CS degree and thus may be entirely wrong) I'd go with the CS, rather than SE degree. Although I did not enjoy or learn much from Programming Languages, Automata theory (and basic CS theory) is WILDLY interesting. I can't imagine graduating without knowing that type of theory. The best part is that since not many schools have SE degrees, having a CS degree (rather than a SE degree) will disqualify you from exactly 0 jobs.