<human>: I'm wrapping up my first year of college and I'm probably in the minority but I'm really excited to get home.
I hear about how important this college experience is, but for the life of me, I can't figure out what I'm missing out on.
I hang out with friends on the weekends only. I spend about 55-65 hours a week on school. Even with this, I'm pulling Cs in my classes. I suppose a lack of interest is hindering me. I wanted to be a physicist, but then I realized that physics (at my school at least) is more or less, becoming a mechanical engineer without the prospects of steady employment or a high starting salary.
I haven't met many people. I suppose that's a problem but I dislike many people.
It's just that, I think this isn't much of a worthwhile experience for me beyond networking and my school isn't too good so I wonder what good that'll do for me. I had a professional job as a 16 year old, I had meetings and everything. Heck, I had to get my mom to sign me out of school for an industry conference. So I'm not worried about not succeeding it's just that I feel like I'm flushing 50k of mine and my parents money down the drain - not to mention a lot of my time and sanity - for a piece of paper so I can what I've already done, just for a reasonable wage this time around.
So reddit, what do? Any words of wisdom?

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: College isn't working out for me. I think it's college and not me. What should I be doing differently?