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Is Computer Science A Good Career Choice?

Hello, I am a high school senior trying to decide on a career. I am considering computer science as a career, but I don't like Mathematics. Would I have to do a lot of difficult Math like Calculus 1 and 2 to get a computer science degree?
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"computer science" as a career is working at a university or research department somewhere and usually requires a masters or PhD. It usually requires good math skills.

The majority of people with a CS degree don't work as computer scientists, but instead go on to be software engineers somewhere.  If the question is "is software engineering a good career choice?" Then the answer is yes. It might not earn as much as a doctor, lawyer, finance, but it earns more than most other professions and is a *lot* less stressful than the doctor/lawyer/finance route.

The math load of the course is entirely dependent on the university and syllabus. Whilst you might have to pass a calculus course, you'll almost certainly have to do a lot of discrete math, e.g. graph theory/algorithms and things.