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Well, I'd strongly recommend you to get more math. Simply because if you have strong background in mathematics, you'll have a better chance of being hired by companies compared to those programmers that don't have a better background in mathematics.
When it comes to data structuring, almost, and ALMOST all companies stress on efficient and less time consuming algothrims. There is a notion called The Big "O" Notation. The whole big "O" concept relates to the efficiency of algothrims. When you're designing alogthrims, the Big "O" helps you to find the efficiency of it. In my opinion, it deals priminarly with logs, linear equatations, pretty much anything you learn in grade 10 math class.
In my experience, I have no problem designing efficient algorthms (Although, there's been couple of cases where I suck) simply because I had calculus, statistics, linear mathematics and matrix systems.
In one simple sentence, if you want something to help you in the long run, go for math. Leaving it behind will only make some things harder for you.
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