I struggled for nearly two years after I found Linux before I changed my major to computer science. I thought I was too far along toward my degree to make any change.
After three semesters of hand-wringing, Advanced International Tax Accounting helped me realize it wasn't too late actually. :-)
The other commenters are correct: You don't need a degree in computer science to do what we do now. In fact, as other have already pointed out, these days, a more well-rounded background / education is a major advantage, whether that background / education is law, design, writing, etc.
I struggled for nearly two years after I found Linux before I changed my major to computer science. I thought I was too far along toward my degree to make any change. After three semesters of hand-wringing, Advanced International Tax Accounting helped me realize it wasn't too late actually. :-)
The other commenters are correct: You don't need a degree in computer science to do what we do now. In fact, as other have already pointed out, these days, a more well-rounded background / education is a major advantage, whether that background / education is law, design, writing, etc.
Best of luck to you.
-ian