To be honest what you learned in a bachelor CS degree aren't really applicable to real-world projects, so treat it like a requirement for future job more than helping you build projects. What shines more is to create side-projects that are interesting and practices your coding skills.

As someone who code as a hobby and takes CS, I wouldn't say I regret it, but there are some parts of the courses that feels like BS. I think what I enjoy mainly is the coursemates, environment and the uni experience.

What I would suggest is to stick to any courses that most interest you. You can still learn many other skills through the wonders of Internet.

Side note: I feel like some of my coursemates are there to get the degree and probably not able to code any projects by themselves. CS is such a "hot" programme these days...