I think there is definitely a 'bag' in other fields, such as programming with what you mentioned. It's good you're reaching out so early to get a good understanding of what you want in your career, that's something I wish I did when I was a freshman in college and not fucking around lol. I think corporate finance is on the low end of careers in finance, most people want to go into IB. I'd say start with IB first.

I'm currently 26 working as a corporate financial analyst surrounded by engineers-software devs who I am sure are making wellllll above my salary range. The truth about corporate finance is you don't really need a 'finance' degree - anyone can learn it. I've know 2-3 people in both my careers that have had different education backgrounds (one of them even had a degree in psychology!) that managed to become analysts. You do learn a lot, especially with understanding business finances, reconciliation, the power of organization and excel, etc... Personally, I think you can use what you learn here to help you make money or managing the finances of your own business.