<human>: I'll start.

I am young (only 20), I'm an engineering student at a University.  So don't condemn me on my English.  I am actually going through one of the toughest things I've had to do so far in life.  It's my third year of school and I realized this year that I absolutely abhor Computer Science, then logical me decide it's a good idea to say "fuck it" and skip classes for a month.  You know since I hate my major.  Of course depression sets in and I see no point in even going to class when I decide I should since I've already missed so much.  I ended up talking to a professor who suggested that maybe I should take next semester off, which I never thought of as a viable option.  So here I am middle of my first semester of more than half way through my college education and decide I hate my major and I need a change.  I go home and talk to my parents, and tell them I am deciding to take next semester off to go to community college and really move on to something I enjoy.  This is probably the hardest thing I've done in my life so far.  Mostly because I feel like a failure and that I've disappointed my parents and friends.

So what are the hardest moments you've gone through?

Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?
<bot>: half way through college, hate my major, decide to take off next semester to find out what I really want to do in life.