From what I can tell, the market for entry level positions is brutally competitive, and I need every edge I can get.* I'm a freshman studying CS at UIUC* I've had two internships applying ML to niche 
problems. In one of these, when I was 15, I beat the SOTA on a problem in the field of applied geophysics on a contract for the US Air Force.* I took DS/Algo and ML courses at my home state's university while in HS.* I can do FizzBuzz, invert a binary tree, implement a hashmap, etc., but could definitely benefit from grinding leetcode.All that being said, I have a visceral hatred for my classes, and feel like they are eroding any passion I previously had for mathematics, science, and CS. How screwed would I be if I dropped out right now?