Asking about dropping out of computer science to be more specific.
If you attend a public university, most states require the universities to disclose "grade distributions" and sites like ratemyprofessors can give you a hint of which university/professors are good or are just horrific. The grade distributions will tell you the letter grades each professor gave each class. I.e., a university/college has the same admissions standards; if two professors teach the same class but one consistently gives Cs while the other consistently gives Bs -- as the Dean of the college or a student, I would be upset.
I mispoke because I'm not from the US. It's what you guys consider a University, not a college.
I do really like computer science, just not how it's taught. I've been a self taught programmer for about 3 years now and have had work experience in a company and some freelancing projects.
But...
If you have already made up your mind, then I guess my suggestion is to do a boot camp and/or get a certification of some kind.
The problem is you need at least some kind of credential on your resume to keep it from getting tossed out.
I really like learning stuff more deeply, which I do in my own time. It just frustrates me that I could be doing a lot more (or thats how it feels like at least) on my own.