Even if you're bored and feeling unchallenged, you should stay in college and perhaps take the initiative to self-study on more advanced topics, or better yet,

Even if you're bored and feeling unchallenged, you should stay in college and perhaps take the initiative to self-study on more advanced topics, or better yet, broaden your skill set with other things that you're interested in. For example, I can tell you that it's very rare to find somebody who has strong software skills AND a solid background in mechanical engineering/civil engineering. Which explains why finite element software, alot of it feels like its stuck in the Stone Age. That's a field that could use a ton of help from a user-interface standpoint. That's just one example, I'm sure there are many others. College is one of the best chances for you to learn something without being hampered with alot of responsibilities like a full-time job or other obligations, so make the very best use of it that you can.