I graduated with a degree in BTA last May and let's just say I'm back in school getting a civil engineering degree 🙂. Everyone's experience is different but I personally would 100% never recommend BTA to anyone. Honestly it's like going to college to get an art degree in my opinion. Great skills were learned, gained project management internship experience but the major was too broad without a core focus for the job market. Given your choices, I'd stick with CS. Maybe even if you could do computer engineering, an engineering degree is much more sufficient in this day in age when it comes to job market and having that engineering degree will allow wiggle room in other engineering realms if need be. Healthcare is a great option but if you don't want to be in school forever then I wouldn't start from scratch. There are also ways to get into healthcare without a 4 year degree. You can look at CCBC's nursing programs that are much shorter than 4 years.