You need to know more about you, in all aspects. I think stop studying is bad, because stydy needs efforts, dedication and persistent behaviour.Go ahead to study.

If you feel really lost in college then take a year off and explore some interests without the pressure of college - you can even take a class or 2 that you might have thought was frivolous when you were trying to complete courses for your major/s. But, some time, go back and finish. The problem with taking time off is that it can end out being years and years. You know yourself best. If you think you ought to stay because you need the structure of college then stay. If you think you need some time on your own then do that. (It may also help to discuss it with your parents/whichever people are closest to you and/or paying for/subsidizing your education.) Good luck. The college years are not an easy time!!!

Hello Emily, Try to be positive (+) :), not negative (-) :( What do you want to do when you finish college? 1) Look at what you are doing. 2) How can you use what you are doing? 3) Will your life be better when it's done? 5) Never stop learning!

I have an exactly same concern of my life. I'm majoring English literature, but I'm not sure it's helpful for my career. But fortunately, it's not so important that what we studied in university when we find our jobs in Japan. Companies doesn't care about it. I know it's so wired, but it is Japanese employment system.

高级翻译挣很多，不过不一定都是科班毕业，关键是实力，教口译几年前好像可以有2万/月，不过，科班的英语专业出来的学生一般英语都很一般