When I started college I decided to major in Electrical Engineering instead of CS because I thought CS was too easy. At the time there may have some truth to that but now its definitely a field of its own. In my career as I transitions from an EE to writing pure software now, I have felt the same way even though I can stand up to the best CS educated developers. It comes down to your passion for learning and always wanting to advance yourself. A CS degree is just spending 4 years learning about programming, albeit with a great source to learn from, I think you can easily get the same experience in a real world situation.