If your country allows it, why not consider both? Or a major in CS with a minor in Business Administration/Finance? > ...a CS degree...will probably lose valu

If your country allows it, why not consider both? Or a major in CS with a minor in Business Administration/Finance? > ...a CS degree...will probably lose value. I wouldn't bet on that. Computers aren't going anywhere, and just in the past 15 years, we've seen entire industries created around smartphones, cloud computing, streaming, VR, IoT, SaaS, and AI. Pick which wave you want to surf! A technical and/or a business background would be useful here. > I'm not confident that 4 years from now the field will be what it is now. That I would bet on. And by the way, just because you major (or don't major) in something doesn't mean you've locked yourself into (or out of) that activity. When I switched from music performance to computer science, I had the feeling that I had turned my back on my music, that I couldn't now excel in it...which was nonsense! It wasn't until I realized, that just because I don't major in something doesn't mean I still can't do that thing well, was I able to embrace the decision to choose CS. Best of luck in your decision.