Comp Sci is a better bet. Just learn to talk well do you get your internship. Hell you don't even need to talk that well, because a lot of your major mates are spergs and it shows.
Remember, the #1 decider for getting a job is if the interviewer LIKES you. Nor if you're the most qualified

It really depends on who you ask. Some people will tell you to go for the "safe" or "sure" bet like the poster above me. Others will tell you to do what you're really interested in. I'm lucky in that I pursued a major that I was really passionate about that has plenty of career prospects. I advise everyone to find something they genuinely enjoy and study that, not whatever will make them the most money. Life is too short to be trapped in a job you hate, but it can also feel incredibly long if you are.

Happiness over money has always been my goal and it's worked out better for me than most others. If you are active in your field and differentiate yourself from your peers you will find a job. The best people will always find jobs, regardless of their major.

Don't pick a career just for money. That is a sure path to a miserable life.

I love computer programming and got really passionate about it, its just that I think I got a little burnt out. And I don't know if I'll re discover the love.
With the children though, I really enjoy working with them a lot. However I could easily see myself in like 10 years looking back and regretting not going for Comp Programming.

I know it sounds like a cliche, but chose what you like. If you enjoy what you're doing (or at least don't hate it) and you're competent you will find a way to make enough money to be happy out of it. Your quality of life will definitely be higher if you like your job than if you work in a field you dislike and make more money.

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Yea but I'd like to make enough money to have my own children live comfortably.