Which TechDegree has the most potential for employment?

I was doing a bit more research and thinking it over again, I feel I would like to do both FEWD and FSJS, but go with FEWD first and learn photoshop and whatever else would benefit it, starting learning FSJS after all that, hopefully finding work with FEWD. What do you think of this idea?

Another perk I was considering were freelance opportunities.

I took the FEWD techdegree. This may be grass-is-greener thinking, but I wish I'd done FSJS. There are parts of learning full stack that I found challenging on my own (servers, databases, authentication, deploying). It helps to have a community and mentorship to work through that stuff (I did later when I did a 5-week bootcamp). Front End has a lot of quirks, but I think it's easier to learn that stuff with just tutorial videos and code challenges (and Treehouse's are excellent). I was also under the false impression that mastering front end was kind of a prerequisite for full stack. You need to know some basic knowledge of front end, but full-stack devs are more generalists rather than specialists, and FEWD is more of a deep dive into front end. There are all sorts of jobs for different combinations of skill sets, but it's not uncommon for there to be some overlap between front end specialists and design skills. So if you're really averse to design, it might be a factor..

I haven't done any freelancing. I knew from my experience in a previous career that I don't want to work remote or solo, so I really targeted getting an entry level role on site with a team. (I was willing to relocate and it took a while.) But some people do really well with the freelance work.

Awesome! Thanks for the advice, I'll definitely do what you recommend :)