A CS graduate with a GPA in the low 3's is quite employable. The math field is full of seniors graduating with GPAs in the low 3's that can't find jobs. Lots of

A CS graduate with a GPA in the low 3's is quite employable. The math field is full of seniors graduating with GPAs in the low 3's that can't find jobs. Lots of them have done a little programming, so it is hard to stand out. There is an excellent chance you will be sending out resumes for a year without a job offer, looking less employable all the time. If you can get into a CS Masters program (doesn't have to be a top school), you would be much more employable after a year of CS classes than you are now, even if you are far from getting a degree. Alternately, can you delay graduation a year? Is it feasible to spend another undergraduate year minoring in CS?