A large part of what a college degree demonstrates is that you're willing to complete 4 years of crap, only some of which was fun / challenging / etc. Not man

A large part of what a college degree demonstrates is that you're willing to complete 4 years of crap, only some of which was fun / challenging / etc. Not many people want to hire a "whiz kid" who has already demonstrated that he'll quit on you if he feels bored for a year. Also, someday you might find yourself interested in a masters or doctoral program. That's gunna be a tough sell if you weren't able to complete a Bachelors. Suck it up, do your work, and find some other way to amuse yourself until the coding classes get more interesting.