What if you don't know what you want to do?
If you aren't really sure what direction you want to go in, both computer science and cybersecurity courses as well as Digital Media are still great options. Computers and technology have disrupted just about every industry. Through these courses, you'll get experience with a wide variety of software tools, as well as learn a lot about computing in general. Regardless of where you end up, both of these will likely be beneficial.  Art, agriculture, medicine, communication, game design, and so on, and so on, and so on.

Some, like cyber security and data science are heavily dependent on computing and computer science, others like fashion and music may be lesser so- but computing technology interacts with all of them, and knowledge and familiarity with software from Digital Media courses is also beneficial. Computer Science specifically is a great course for the job market, but also for academics.  It's a pathway that is beneficial for both university and industry, without limiting yourself. Colleges and universities consider Computer Science to be a high-level and rigorous academic course, and the number of job opportunities related to computing is continually expanding. Everything is affected by computing, software, and computer science today.

Computer science is perhaps the most important area of study in our modern world.