your time is as valuable as you make it. why aren't you following your passion by getting your degree in it? if you are and you just think the classes are bori

your time is as valuable as you make it. why aren't you following your passion by getting your degree in it? if you are and you just think the classes are boring, its probably because they are. the first year or two tend to be filter classes to pull out the people who don't really want or deserve to be there. college isn't necessarily just a place to learn about things and party/drink. there are other things you can do that will do more than just expand your knowledge and liver. try new things and use your time to grow yourself as a person. college turned me into a different person. will a degree or two benefit you? yes, definitely. but not as much as is typically advertised, and not in the standard ways people tend to think. beyond that, why can't you continue to pursue your passion of technology and business while getting your degree? there are a ton of people who've used the free time they have in college to start companies and do interesting things.