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> Dude, no. If you don't want to study your major in college I know I don't love it but I haven't looked into this major enough to know if I actually hate it. T

• codingdave 1y ago
  You are focused too narrowly. I don't know what you would like. Odds are, neither do you - you haven't tried all the options yet. If you like making things, CS is probably better than business. But is Engineering better than CS? What other areas of creativity have you explored? College has a collection of creative opportunities, so the point is to choose classes that help you explore all the options, figure out what you enjoy, then study that. These questions are why academic advisors exist. If you know where you are going to school, talk to them - they will know all the available programs and can probably help you figure out a course schedule that lets you explore options as you go, so you can find these answers on the way.
• verdverm 1y ago
  You should do CS and be around like minded people. You'll learn way more useful.stuff to apply to your interests. Business classes will get in the way compared to CS classes which is what it sounds like you actually enjoy. You'll be able to ask your professors questions about your interest and get helpful and encouraging answers. I started out in business school until I found CS and never looked back.