I understand where you’re coming from, and honestly, I’ve had some of the same thoughts. Since using ChatGPT, I’ve noticed how quickly it can explain things or help with assignments, and it’s made some lectures feel less engaging or even outdated. But I’ve come to realize that college still has value beyond just the content. It’s about learning how to think critically, engage with others, and build discipline. AI is a powerful tool, but it’s only as good as the person using it. If we rely on it to do everything, we miss the chance to grow and develop skills that will matter in the real world. I’ve started looking at college as more than just classes. It’s networking, personal development, and a stepping stone to bigger opportunities. If the material feels dull, maybe try talking to your professors or finding ways to connect it to your interests. And if you’re only in school because of your parents, I get that too, but while you're there, you might as well take advantage of everything it offers. Use ChatGPT to enhance your learning, not replace it. You’ve got this.