So I'm pretty good at Computer Science, I adore the subject and it's always come naturally to me. I can program really well, the theory is really easy and I'm good at maths. Problem is that I'm good at other subjects, all of which are much more well known and respected in the grand scheme of things.
I love this subject, but I come from a low-income household (my brother earnt more in his placement year than my parents combined) so I want to make sure that when I go into the real world that there's real jobs waiting out there for me as a graduate in the field I took my degree in.
As a computer scientist I hope to do well, but will other fields really accept that computer science is a respectable subject? If I apply to a job, somewhere down the line, that isn't related to the subject then will I still get a job?
Are there even any jobs that aren't going to be taken? There's a recent influx of graduates in computer science but I haven't seen a single one go on to do anything great anywhere near where I live. Are there even any jobs at all that require me to do a degree? I've read plenty of articles on "Computer Science Graduates Have One Of The Highest Unemployment Rates Of All Degrees" etc.