You were complaining about having to take non-CS classes, many of which sounded like lower level general education classes, so I offered a potential solution: w

You were complaining about having to take non-CS classes, many of which sounded like lower level general education classes, so I offered a potential solution: weed out some of those classes with CLEP exams. I didn't see that your problem was related to your upper level CS coursework. If you aren't even interested in that, then you really should consider taking a break from school before you burn out. Maybe become a TripleByte candidate or something and get a software engineering job at a startup, or look for a local business that needs someone skilled to help them out.