I'd already done some commercial software products by the time I was going to college, and in my youthful arrogance decided CS had almost nothing to offer, and

I'd already done some commercial software products by the time I was going to college, and in my youthful arrogance decided CS had almost nothing to offer, and went with Electrical Engineering (Analog and Mix-Signal focus), and pick up a few CS courses that seemed interesting. Overall I'm pretty happy with the decision. I've done a wide mix of PCB design, FPGA design, and software from the kernel level up to high-level Java/C#/Python code. I couldn't say if it was a good career choice, but I do well, and really enjoy the variety of projects I get to work on.