CS major who doesn't want to code. Am I in the wrong major?
roundsquare: Nah.  I'm a CS major who just left his first job (which was a coding job) for something different and hope to go to law school soon.  Half the people I work with are CS majors who decided to go into business.But being a CS major has helped.  From being able to break down a problem and create a concrete solution to the fact that our spreadsheets work better and are easier to read, the things we learned as a CS major are very helpful.Treat it as learning a particular way of thinking and I think you'll be fine.  Treat it as "learning how to code" and you might regret it.However, now that you've realized other majors might be interesting, I would suggest minimizing your CS courses and finding other courses that interest you.  Take a marketing class instead of a class on compilers or something.  Get a minor in something you really want to go into.  Or, better yet, study something you'll never get the chance to learn about again (at least until you retire).Edit: Sorry, one thing I didn't consider is that some colleges do core classes for 2 years and then classes for the major afterwards (didn't do this at my college).  If thats the case for you, then I'd suggest looking into a CS minor and maybe some other major.