In my [limited] experience, it's common for developers who haven't had a formal CS education to never pick up some of the important CS fundamentals. Of course it's certainly possible to learn this stuff on your own, just unlikely.
A few other things to keep in mind:
* You can build things while you're in school, and if anything starts taking off then drop out.
* Or you can just work hard and graduate in ~3 years, especially since you already know how to program.
* College is about more than just taking classes and learning the material for your degree.
A few other things to keep in mind:
* You can build things while you're in school, and if anything starts taking off then drop out.
* Or you can just work hard and graduate in ~3 years, especially since you already know how to program.
* College is about more than just taking classes and learning the material for your degree.