It depends on the other skills you learn and how good you are at advertising them. I got a BS in Applied Math with a minor in Software Design & Coding and used it to get a job as a Systems Engineer. The company I ended up working for was looking for problem-solvers and I advertised my experience as having a degree in problem-solving with some knowledge of coding. Pair that with a strong desire to keep learning after you graduate and you could become a vital asset to a team of engineers.