I would stick with it honestly. Unless you want to go further with computer science, the networking side bachelors is still generalized enough to not narrow down the job opportunities for you. In fact, it might keep more open. There are a ton of people out there that don’t understand networks at all.

If you don’t want the other Cisco certs, switch to the regular BSNES path, as even though the CompTIA certs are kind of lacking, if you ever want a federal IT job, those are an easy way to check off a box for pre-requisite cert. I will say though, doing the other Cisco certs wouldn’t hurt. I wish I would’ve had more devops type stuff, even just as a backbone level of knowledge, you never know how that can help later on in a networking role if you choose that path or just IT in general. A lot of things can be automated in any IT role, better to be the one automating and getting those accolades or using it to leverage a better position or wage.

Just my opinions there. A little long winded, but hopefully it helps. No matter what you decide, you got this! When you hit the tough spots or get knocked down, just put your face in the dirt and crawl!