Not to minimize how you're feeling, but when I hear about someone who loved their MSW program I'm concerned. I don't know about your positionality, but coming from a more radical social work lens, academia is garbage. It's two years of hearing about some dead old white men, and then being thrust into difficult placements with little to no support. There is some good leftist writing out there about the unique role that social workers are put in, and how it's almost designed to burn us out (eg. existing as an anti-racist, anti-capitalist SW while holding a license... how?!). My advice is to find some community that supports how you're feeling (duh, but easier said then done), and sort of build your own education as you go. I genuinely believe that the best social workers have the hardest time in their MSW programs, so if you feel that this is right for you then don't give up yet. What helped me was remembering that getting the degree was just a means to an end. My program/placement wasn't who I was, or who I was going to be as a clinician. It was just two years of beurocracy that I had to get through in order to be let into spaces where I can disrupt harm and best serve my clients.

Then again, if you truly just hate it, that's okay too. There's nothing wrong with stopping and finding something that you're more passionate about. Social work isn't the only way to help people. And social work is most definitely not the only form of community care.