I do, but I've worked with much people that don't and didn't have any slight knowledge about data structures and ended up being the CTO. If you spend the 4 years of college socializing instead of actually studying, you will get a bigger output of money, if that's what you are looking for. Knowing what a big-O notation is doesn't mean shit unless you work in a engineer/comp. sci ruled company like Google.

I live on a third world country and those big companies in the US like Facebook or Google got only sales operations here, so... I kinda regret getting the degree for now. But maybe the future will show up something that makes it worth every penny spent(and time!). ;)