My GPA was not awesome. You could be affected by any number of things (wrong university, wrong goals, wrong order of operations, in a hurry). Please don't be o

My GPA was not awesome. You could be affected by any number of things (wrong university, wrong goals, wrong order of operations, in a hurry). Please don't be offended, I just mean that you might leverage your resources better and find classes you care about (I ended up double majoring in CS and Economics, but I didn't care about econ until I tried it). Here is a more plain and TLDR response. Pretend it's a new investment and write down/spell out what you are putting in and getting out. If it doesn't add up, don't make the investment. Finally, not caring is a problem. For some arguing in favor of degrees, this is a big part of their point. Why don't you care about those classes? Do you think you'll only ever get cool and interesting projects at work? An employer needs to know you'll spend two weeks finding some ridiculous bug that doesn't even affect anything if that is what they assign. Every third Sunday, the system crashes. Fix it. While your peers do greenfield work. It means sometimes putting effort into things you aren't interested in as part of the bigger picture.