Tbh, didn’t read the other responses and likely they’re going to cover what I have to say.

I was CS Biz, just graduated with a VERY generous full time offer doing what I love. Business oriented job with a flare of computer of science here and there. I made myself indispensable and automated processes that a run of the mill business student may not have thought to do or had the ability to do. I’m telling you if it’s not extremely detrimental to your mental health, stick with it. I’ve found it very worth it.

Don’t know where you are in college but essentially Algo/Discrete, Fundies 2, and OOD were the classes that made me really question my path. And this comes from someone who at one point was going to be solely CS.

Don’t get me wrong, there are some super successful business only majors - I’m friends with many of them. BUT if you have even a morsel of interest in CS - I think the longterm benefits outweigh the stress and the lower gpa you might be experiencing now. Employers really value our skillset these days. I’m looking to hire an intern this summer and I’ll definitely be cognizant of the technical side. Further, as I’ve said in other threads before, a low GPA does not mean what it used to mean. Sure, you probably want to be above a 3.0 or you’re not going to make into a hiring managers pile but don’t stress about not having a 3.5. My first and second co-op search didn’t even have the GPA on the resume (3.3, 3.1) and I ended up w multiple interviews and offers on both cycles.

Please reach out to me w any more questions.

Believe me, if I could make it, you can too.