everyone should have the opportunity to explore many different subjects
Well, yeah. That's what this whole exchange is about. The original poster has explored CS. (S)he is done now (and knows it, otherwise this post wouldn't be here.)
Time to explore another subject! The great thing about figuring this out during junior year is that you actually have a chance to do so before you graduate, which will literally save you a lot of time and money. I'd suggest studying physics ;) [1] (Which is indeed an excellent thing to understand, even if the actual job of a physics researcher isn't for everyone.)
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[1] Though not very seriously. From what little I can guess about OP's tastes, some economics, accounting, law, or even design classes might be more fun.
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everyone should have the opportunity to explore many different subjects
Well, yeah. That's what this whole exchange is about. The original poster has explored CS. (S)he is done now (and knows it, otherwise this post wouldn't be here.)
Time to explore another subject! The great thing about figuring this out during junior year is that you actually have a chance to do so before you graduate, which will literally save you a lot of time and money. I'd suggest studying physics ;) [1] (Which is indeed an excellent thing to understand, even if the actual job of a physics researcher isn't for everyone.)
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[1] Though not very seriously. From what little I can guess about OP's tastes, some economics, accounting, law, or even design classes might be more fun.