What do you want to do next? Grad school? Stick in school, take some advanced math or CS, work on building your references/recommenders? Get a job? If you've

What do you want to do next? Grad school? Stick in school, take some advanced math or CS, work on building your references/recommenders? Get a job? If you've think you can pick something up easily, leave early. You'll start earning and learning. In the real world learning is usually more fun than undergrad. I don't know what the market is like for new grads here in the US right now. I guess that for the most part, nobody really cares whether it took you 3 1/2 or 4 years (or 2 or 6 . . . whatever). What most people will want to know about is what your real CS hacking experience is. If you've already got good projects (something with a little depth, not the eight sorting algorithms you implemented in Java), that's what you'll be talking about with potential employers the most. Plus, you're posting to the startup/hacker friendlies - if you have "funding" for the last semester, setup an independent study to stay in school and use that as a vehicle to do your own startup. Get a smart co-founder and have at it. Good luck - congrats on getting to the end of school.