Going To College For Computer Science?

I'm at a masters of CS (Databases and web technologies), you would think I'm going to learn sql and web stuff like php/html/css etc.
I did learn a semester sql which was actually pretty good but now I got like 4 math classes, a haskell programming and some other shit languages that no one uses.

I'm actually going to drop out because I feel i'm not learning anything and I'm not going to learn 4 different types of math to get a diploma. Oh, and I just remembered I have a BIOLOGY class too.

And in my country it's free, not 1500$ so before applying check out what crap do they teach at that university.

Yes, definitely go to college. Money is not everything in life and can be made any other day. Those years & the friendships you make are priceless and will never come back again though. I would choose college ANY DAY because in the long term you will be happier. And you make money to be happy ultimately, not to store it in your bank account and stare at a screen 16 hours per day learning on your own. You will totally regret not doing it later even though it's true that you might learn coding or CS fundamentals online without supervision. Reason: my own experience, graduated for CS (Computer Science) and IS (Information Systems) in an American-style university.

P.S. There are also a thousand other threads asking the same question, you might wanna read the replies there as well to know what most people think, if you care about that is...

I have a degree in computer science. To be honest, what they teach in the college.. You can learn the same and even more online. Also it will be the basic stuff and to learn more advanced stuff, you got to learn on your own.

If you want a degree, then definitely go to college. If you just want to learn "how to code", then no need to go college.