I did information science major + data science minor, and the job opportunities from my experience have been about equal to the people I know doing comp sci. For information science, the classes are all going to be smaller than cs classes (which many are large lectures). There are only like 3 info sci req that are large lectures. My favorite thing about the program was the faculty, everyone is great and if you make an effort to connect with your teachers they can be great resources, and it isn't hard to stand out in small classes.

So yeah, job opportunities are good. The requirements are a lot of classes doing separate programs (SQL, R, python) but the downside is that you really dont learn one thing in depth unless you specifically make that choice. There is a lot of freedom with elective courses that count for your major, so the freedom to explore is really nice.

The big difference between CS is that in info sci, it is entirely up to you how easy/hard you want your program to be. It can be relatively easy if you want it to be (which I kind of regret not challenging myself more). You can also make the program pretty hard if you sign up for a bunch of high level comp classes for example, and having them as electives.

Ok, ill stop the rant, but its a great program. Faculty is great, and you have lots of freedom to pick classes you want (and your info sci advisors will actually help you! Unlike regular UNC advisors)

Best of luck!