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You seem to be on the right track in asking for advice however there are a couple of things from your posts I would like to point out. 1. If your choice of schools does not provide the courses or degree path that will serve your long term goals change schools. 2. While I understand your desire to meet your commitment to your friends and fraternity you need to evaluate your long term goals and choose the path to complete them.
Don't make the mistake so many young people make and place to high of a priority on social issues that will not further your ultimate goals.

True story:
When I was in high school, Richard Dreyfuss came in to speak to the drama classes. This was shortly after he had been arrested for some drug issues and talking to us was part of his community service.
He was asked about going to college for theater/acting.
He said that one of his biggest regrets was that he went to college for a theater degree as it only qualified him for 2 things: acting and teaching acting. Basically, he said that, no matter how much you might like or love what you do now, at some point that might change. If your only knowledge is in the field you are involved in, you won't have as many options down the road if you decide that it is time for a change.
Get a degree. Get a well rounded education. Perhaps you should major in something non-technical and minor in the technical fields.

I guess I either left it out, or didn't mention it...but I'm a Communication major, DPU's equivalent of journalism...I love journalism, and I do a great job of it....I wtire for the paper, and I'm a news anchor at the radio station.

The Committee meets on Tuesday to decide my fate...I have at least one person on the board pro keeping me there. So, wish me luck!