I was in your shoes years ago. I dropped out of computer engineering and ended up getting a degree in english literature - and I kept improving and learning pro

I was in your shoes years ago. I dropped out of computer engineering and ended up getting a degree in english literature - and I kept improving and learning programming and systems design. Now I am a literature nerd who can also code. That is a tremendous advantage for me since I meet and work with people from all walks of life. The pay is lower outside of the pure CS / programming disciplines but I don't regret it one bit. Hope this helps. Stick with school and maybe think about why you are in that super boring course when you could either go all the way and test out of it / talk your way into upper year courses, or learn something unexpected/unknown.