Considering changing course from CS

Hi, I'm currently studying Computer Science but don't feel it's right for me in the long-term.
I've been back and forth about it in my mind and it's just starting to get me down now.
I don't enjoy programming and find it very difficult to get my head around.
I know my course will only get harder and think I will really struggle with it.
I never want to have a job where I have to program but still hold an interest in computers and technology.

I'd quite like to stay at my current university and have been looking at other courses such as Business Management, Marketing, Politics and even Law.
Basically I just don't have a great sense of direction and feel very lost. I want a good career and to be interested in my work. In my current position I don't feel that I'm going to achieve either of these goals

Any ideas or similar experiences/stories would be appreciated, thanks!

I'm at Newcastle. I actually didn't do Maths hence no mention of Economics and probably makes CS harder for me also. I did IT at A-level and did really well in it but thought I'd try for the 'proper' degree in choosing CS over Information Systems.
Perhaps I should consider changing to IS as it shares half the modules but not the harder programming ones?
I've always had an interest in computers, software and internet technologies but the programming side of things just doesn't interest me and I find it very difficult and find myself giving up.

Thanks! I'd quite like to stay in Newcastle though as I really like the city and have made some good friends etc.

Do you think I'd be well places on the Information Systems course? From what I know it has to be taken with either Business or Marketing. I knew a second year who transferred from CS straight into second year IS after deciding he wanted to change and much prefers it.