Should I drop out or not?
jmtame: Which school do you go to?I find my own school to be pointless in terms of teaching me something I couldn't easily figure out on my own.  I wish it were more of a "pick your own topic of study" type of thing.  Only newer schools are beginning to do this.  Olin College has a terrific engineering curriculum that is project-oriented, prevents faculty from being on >5 year tenure, and allows the entire curriculum to be reviewed and voted on each year.My challenge at school has not been learning material, it has been finding people who are as driven and ambitious as I am.  I see that as the only real value a university has: it's a petri dish of intelligence, but there's only a few people who are going to be just as driven as you are.I am done with school in about 1.5 years and I still regret how this system is designed.  I would say find a startup and go work for them.  Get paid to learn, instead of the opposite in college, where the quality of material is usually very low.  Get to know the very smart and driven employees and co-founders.  When you have a nest egg built up, go and try to startup with someone.