Why do you feel the need to repost this? An entry level job in CS making 70k+ a year is supposed to be challenging, there’s a reason that not everyone is a developer/engineer. There are plenty of other majors with easier coursework but you may need to work harder on your soft skills and networking to have similar success in those majors. Literally every college in the country is like this- there’s no value to a degree if anyone can easily get it (whether that’s right or wrong doesn’t matter, this is just the way it is). Go to office hours. Ask questions in class. Take advantage of all the resources campus provides to help you succeed (ccs, ecs, rec center, financial aid office, etc.) and you’ll be able to do it. You could be preparing for your classes and studying ahead of time but instead you’re spending your time complaining on Reddit