Dude, degrees are overrated if they aren't geared toward a specific career (I went with a B.A. in English and ended up working in a pharmacy for 6 years now; go figure). Computer Networking sounds like it could open doors to a wide variety of employers, though, as pretty much every company/organization needs to be networked these days.

Of course, I do understand how much of a pain in the ass school can be, especially if you're sitting there thinking about things you'd rather be doing with your life. The entire educational/occupational system is fucked up.