Sorry I don't have a direct question. I don't have much in the way of a support group, and need...support I guess. If this is the complete wrong place, I apologize. Profusely. :)
I'm a former English Literature student who's making the change to CS next year and I'm getting nervous about it. What can I do to prepare myself for next year? Am I making a mistake? Questions only I can answer, I know. But perhaps those older and wiser than me here have something to say...
Have fun. Enjoy yourself. Learn your theory.
But don't forget to learn to code too. That seems to be the mistake myself and most of my friends have made. We're all smart people, we all get good exam marks, and we all almost to a (wo)man cannot code to save our lives (basically). Universities, or at least mine, concentrate so much on the theory that they neglect the actual coding part of computing far too much. Even coursework so far has mostly just been about using pre-written APIs to explore theory concepts.
Oh, yeah, and this is so the wrong place to ask this. ;)