First, I would put the money in a low-risk place so it isn't a continual distraction while you finish your degree. It doesn't matter to leave it there for a yea

First, I would put the money in a low-risk place so it isn't a continual distraction while you finish your degree. It doesn't matter to leave it there for a year or two. Then consider if there's a situation in which you'd like to write software. Would you like to write algorithms to aid cancer research, or improve access to banking in Africa, or teach children robotics? It's more comfortable to work or volunteer on these types of things when you own an apartment etc, and hopefully more fulfilling than improving FAANG's ad sales. If software was only interesting for the money, maybe you could quit. But what was interesting? You have enough money (spent wisely) to do something completely different, like be an artist, actor, volunteer anywhere that seems interesting etc, and it's probably not a good idea to quit without having some other plan in mind. You can also try https://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/advisory-network/psychotherapeutic-and-psychosocial-advisory-service/ https://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/advisory-network/ps...