Should I be a Computer Science major?

I have been leaning towards Computer Science for a while. I already have a pretty decent amount of experience in programming and haven taken a few Computer Science classes. The main question I have is, how are the job prospects as a Computer Science major. I hear that the problem solving/logical skills work in a bunch of different jobs but are you pretty much limited to being a programmer?

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Your job will be doing that maths stuff(which everyone who decided to study CS fails at)
You're right, there. I personally suck ass at maths. Basically because (1) I only decided to start using my brain when I was 16 (age at which you leave school in England, mostly) and (2) I took a "software development" diploma instead of math and computer science A levels. I really think I should take a course just to get a holding of maths. I doubt it is like programming in the way that you can just learn it with books and practise.