Which degree is better for someone graduating in 5 years from now - software engineer or computer science?

I am entering college as a freshman this year and I am considering majoring in computers. In your opinion which degree would be better salary wise and hiring wise in 5 years from now when I graduate? Give me reasons if possible. Is there anything else specific to those majors that I should think about (ie. emphasis of major, etc.). I hope to live in the midwest (Wisconsin or Minnesota).

"computer Science" really isn't a major - you have to be more specific than that and why do you need 5 yrs to graduate? something related to network support/design/systems design is probably one of teh better fields to get into

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