I was possibly in the same situation, sick of working full time too to pay to hang out with a bunch of kids who are spoilt and complain about too many things.

I was possibly in the same situation, sick of working full time too to pay to hang out with a bunch of kids who are spoilt and complain about too many things. A few reasons I gave myself to dropout(defer) were I don't think I want to work for people who thought a degree was essential and only smart people had them. I wanted to work for myself quite a bit. I also wanted to have a go at a startup which was impossible when trying to do time wasting uni assignments. I knew I could go back if I had to, a year break would be a fair amount of time to see if there were limitations with no degree. I know that I still have an advantage over uni students whereas they only learn when their force to by lecturers. Where as I like learning and do it daily at my own free will. I've been off for a year and had a great time and not having a degree hasn't stopped me from doing what I wanted to do. Keep us posted