I was planning to major in Math, but...

I was planning to major in Math, but then I think I flipped back over to CS.  I guess I don't know what I'm doing with my life.

I didn't want to do the teaching math so I got the sheet that gives you the options of "General," "Theoretical," and "Applied."  I think that Theoretical would NOT be my jam so I was planning to go the applied route.  But if applied math is anything like Physics I don't think I can endure that for the next couple of years.  🙁

On the CS side I wouldn't even need the second Physics, so...  I mean I don't even need Cal III for it, either, but I'm definitely taking it over the summer because it sounds fun and if I'm a math minor (JSU is changing so that CS majors don't even have to declare a minor, but I want to), then having the last Calculus would probably help.

If I take the easiest path I'll do CS to avoid Physics II.  But I don't want to be crapping out.  Is it crappy to avoid a hard class?  Can anyone think of a reason I should push through the 2nd Physics (aside from the fact that I could flop back over to math?)