<human>: 'sup reddit

Here's the deal. I'm working on an Associates in Applied Science right now, and after this semester, I only have to take 2 more classes.

Lately, I've been feeling a bit stressed, but my workload isn't that bad. The cause is likely sleep deprivation - I'm a major night-owl, generally falling asleep generally after 0400 hours - and this doesn't line up nicely with 10am classes.

I haven't had a semester off since I started in 2009. (I took 3 classes over summer to "lighten" my fall/spring load)

I was enjoying my classes until last semester, when I started taking general ed courses (My school allows me to take major electives first, as long as you have the pre-reqs) I don't have any particular difficulties with the classes, but it feels like they're sucking time and energy away from what I really want to do, which is virtually anything technical. In essence, I'm not learning many new things at school right now, and instead get lots of "gruntwork."

The only thing I'm learning from is my Java class, which isn't even required for my degree. However, I don't spend as much time doing it as I want to, because I'm so mentally exhausted from having to deal with the other crap classes.

I briefly thought about dropping out so I could spend more time doing stuff I love (I want to learn/build more electronics), but I'm so close to getting my Associates, and I would eventually like to study ECE, but the idea of having to sit through more long-winded lectures makes me feel more apathetic.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: I'm feeling a little stressed out about college, feel like I have information overload, and just want to rant for a bit.