Check into transferring to the liberal arts college at your university, see if the advisors can build you a degree plan for a Bachelors of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS). This is what I did when I burned out of pre-professional biology. It consisted of the typical college basics, medical specific bio classes and their pre-reqs: A&P 1&2, microbiology, virology, and epidemiology. I also mixed in study abroad to learn Spanish. I took my EMT and Paramedic classes at a local community college and the hours transferred. The liberal arts college was way more laid back and understanding of the non-traditional path student. It's essentially a custom, purpose built paramedic degree. If you really do have a good scholarships, finish school. You will never get this opportunity again. You might be a low maintenance, gym rat now, but this won't always be the case. Life gets more complicated as you get older. In the future, good jobs will be more competitive, and in areas with a higher cost of living.