Information Technology VS. Computer Science

Hello, I am currently pursuing an Associate's degree in Web Development. I hope to complete this program later this year and then transfer to a four-year program. However, I am struggling with which major to choose - Information Technology (likely with some specialization such as Software Development or Database Management) or Computer Science? What degree is more versatile; are there certain jobs one would likely be able to obtain with one but not the other?

To give a little background information in order to better direct any advice - I personally would love to land a job as a computer or web programmer, or perhaps a web developer. I love math, science, and programming. I personally do not have strong customer-service skills. I certainly believe I could courteously interact with team members and customers; however, I am extremely shy and lack social skills. I value job security and typically enjoy routine. Wages and upward mobility are not significant concerns for me. I do prefer an environment that allows for some challenge or use of skills (I think any form of programming will meet this need), but I do not believe I handle stress well.

Does anyone have any suggestions or advice on how the two majors compare and contrast or which may be a better option given my profile?

Thanks much,
Kelly Marchewa

Thank you for the response, parsley. You raise some great points. I do suppose more research is in order. It is such a major decision, and I am struggling to make it.