Undergrad Course Work Decision.

Currently I am a double major in Digital forensics ( basically computer forensics with some cyber) and Finance, I am well involved on campus both in the IT/Cyber dynamic and in the investment group that does asset management. Some alum of the investment group after networking have gotten them selves doing IB at Goldman or AM else where. Personally I dont know what the fuck I want to do with my life, as far as "passion". I don't really care actually, I just want to highest return in terms of exit opportunities, money, prestige and utilization of both majors. however i do see that the only over lap where i would utilize both aspect of my major would be compliance, fraud or forensic accounting. The only places where i can see myself with money and exit opportunities is working in cloud security for AWS or doing IB AM or PE. I ve been considering to drop my digital forensics major, and take more courses in finance and perhaps some com sci. Anyone have any suggestions or advice? Feel free to call me out.

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