I have a BS in CS from the UofA.
You might have enough math depending on the college, but you'll need to add CS math (algorithms and discrete).
You definitely have enough science and as long as all your other gen-ed is golden, you'll probably only need to focus on your core classes (12 to 15 I think). This will inevitably vary on your college's requirements.
I took 3 Java specific classes, C , multi-language, AI (Python), C# (.NET), OS class, assembly class, few other general classes.
I was employeed during my senior year in a paid internship with a guaranteed job in a defense contractor after graduation. I graduated in 2005 and my yearly salary allows my family a nice house, cars, and anything else we really want or need. Plus, being at a defense contractor I was unaffected by the recent events directly.
Just have to graduate with decent marks, be an open and interesting person in interviews and continue your education. I now have an MBA and have moved onto project management.
