[mattdeboard]

I talked to a fellow CS major Thursday evening and he said he hated all the math involved with the CS program, and that he' failed Pre-Calculus & Trigonometry I three times. This came out after he was complaining about his discrete computational structures class being "nothing but proofs".

If you don't like the math, why get a CS degree? Get a physical science degree and learn how to code on your own time.

[rflrob]

Physical science probably won't be much better if you don't like math. Remember, "The book of nature is written in the language of mathematics". Heck, be a humanities major and learn to code, it's not like computers only work for people with technical degrees (though I suspect the training in rigorous thinking helps).