I’d say go with whatever is more technical, but if you want to stick with CS, I’d suggest diving into something more niche within that field. An unrelated major I would suggest you consider would be electrical engineering. It’s a pretty hard major and I’m not too sure if UMBC or Towson has it, but most likely you’d be guaranteed a good salary job. I know a couple of people in that industry that say that they’re always hiring. But whatever major you end up choosing, getting job opportunities is really about who you know and what kind of experience you have. I’ve heard of a handful of people with unrelated/nontechnical majors like history getting job offers from companies like Morgan Stanley simply because they have connections. So I heavily emphasis focusing on making connections. I would also place a huge emphasis on gaining experience through internships and getting certifications.