By non functional, I mean useless.

I started engineering at 17 but, I took 2 semesters off, 1 to live abroad in Europe, the other to pursue a career opportunity where I was mentored by a centimollionaire, rode in rolls Royce and saw people making 200k+ a month. Really opened my eyes.

I’m 22 now though, and set to graduate in a year with a humanities degree and minor in business.

I don’t mind it, because I’ve spent thousands getting sales certifications, sold over a million cold calling, have extensive marketing experience generating B2B leads and overall good business acumen through experience.

I genuinely don’t mind it since I don’t plan to use it, and a STEM major might bump my graduation a whole nother year or more.

I know you guys are more career focused here than entrepreneurial, but what’s a good objective advice? Keep major and use skill set acquired, or switch to something practical and take a hit on those additional years?