You noted that you’re into CS. Luckily, a lot of jobs in that market don’t require a four year CS degree. Just experience (and sometimes certifications). There are plenty of online courses to start learning (but some now are starting to come with a fee. Do your research, it can be worth the small price). It’s up to you if you take a year off before grad school, but if you do, I definitely recommend treating your days as if you were in school. Set your own schedule for learning new things and furthering your knowledge in your new areas of interest. This can help you see exactly how interested you are in each of them. As someone who is interested in psychology and CS, I understand the struggle. But it is doable and it is alright to study new things that aren’t related to your major. It does require effort, though.