For us it was Computer Information Systems or Computer Information Science
Systems just had business classes as electives whereas Science ha more math classes.
I never seen CIS broken into 2 options like that...Im leaning towards IT
take it serious tho...its easy to copy programs and cheat in these majors...learn the basics of logic and if you need a direction...I would reccomend programming in an Enterprise language like Java or C#....they are everywhere....and remember Obamacare is going live in a couple years...so all these new millions of people are going to be insured and there is no more paper...its all electronically done...so you could go into IT and work in healthcare
Plus as a CIS major, you could always work on the functional side where you don't have to do hardcore technical tasks like programming. Really most CIS majors end up working as business analyst - gathering requirements, designing and conducting testing on projects. That's how i started out and now i'm a PM.
Stay in school. Just make sure you get an internship or two before you graduate.