<prompt> Human: First things first, Im sorry about the formatting, Im doing this on a mobile.Im in college currently, still in the first semester of my first year. My major is Aerospace Engineering. I had decided to go into it because its the most lucrative right out of college, first year pay. Or it was.Now that Ive been dealing with college things loans, getting told my intermediate algebra credits didnt transfer from eighth grade and now being forced to pay for the credit hours here and being two full semesters behind, Im thinking that maybe I should drop out. Ive always been a straight A student I graduated high school summa cum laude, but now I feel like Ive been thrown down on their ladder, and theyre trying to force me to pay to be in college for 5 years for a degree.As it is, the outlook for my field seems to be going down. I have a second interview for a sales job earning 108k a year tonight, and I obviously dont want to make any rash decisions. Im not silly, I just would like some financial advice. All Ive ever wanted out of any job for my future is to live comfortably off of my income.What advice do you have, people of reddit?  <response>: As the stats show, people with college degrees earn a lot more over the course of their lifetime.so statistically, getting your degree will provide you the better income. That being said, you still need to put in the work and get the degree. If you continue to have a woe is me attitude and ultimately drop out then youve wasted your time. And if you are banking on a sales job offered to an 18 year old with no experience or college education that promises 100k, then you are a fool. 