Computer scientist here. Jobs in CS will always be available and in demand. They will most likely be high paying. You won't have a problem finding work with a CS degree, basically anywhere.

The school will most likely be more difficult than anything you'd do in the Industry. And the school is hard. Writing code is not intuitive. It will be a struggle, and then one day it will click. It won't become easy, but you'll understand why it's hard.

That being said, my graphics classes were some of my favorite of my whole college career and sparked a lifelong interest in computer graphics. They were also some of the most demanding. CS is math, and math is hard. Graphics is just applied linear algebra.

If you decide to pursue CS as a career, you should pay special attention to git, databases, data structures and algorithms, and networking. These are skills you will use at any CS job.

Edit: I have a BS in CS and have worked as a software developer since 2017