<prompt> Human: By dropping out Ill lose my scholarship, but Im not totally sure what I want to do with my life yet. I want to major in Romance Languages at school but thats 40k just to learn Spanish and French really well. I wont have to take out loans because of scholarshipsmy dads paying halfmy trust fund covers the other half. But the thing is, I can learn those languages on my own timeat community college and it would be cheaper. I know having a bachelors degree helps you earn more money in the long run, and I mean I definitely intend on finishing college in the future, but when I know what I want to do. The only problem is Ill probably take on debt in the future because I wont be on scholarship like I am now.I would ideally like to withdraw, volunteer a couple places and get a part time job, then join Americorps. And after that educational stipend Id go back to school hopefully knowing what I want to do.Thoughts?Edit: Im a second-semester sophomore if thats relevant, so Id be graduating in two years.  <response>: You should stay in school right where you are. Keep your momentum going. Even if it seems boring or pointless, it will be a million times easier to finish school right now all in one go. Youll get a good feeling of accomplishment at the end of the 4 years, and youll be able to move on to whatever else you want to do at that point.And from a financial standpoint, you have an ideal setup right now. Appreciate that and keep on going with it. Good luck! 