I can relate to you so much!!
Firstly, I am in a similar position, people think im strange because im from an arsty background yet im studying in the business school, i was kind of surprised to find out that my subject was classed as business and not art, considering i'd covered it in so many creative classes in college. I am the odd one out in my class, i am way more creative than all the others who have a business and sales approach to my projects. There really should be a balance between being business and being creative. So trust me! I know how you feel! I am 2nd year 2nd Semester too, but all my teachers have picked up that i'm a unique one who enjoys the creative side more.
I also suffer from the same lack of motivation due to the distance of my uni flat.I will sound even more 'ungrateful' than you right now, but I live 15 minute walk from my uni, i know that is nothing compared to your 2 hours but that 15 minute walk seems horrible at half 8 in the morning when im heading for my 9AM lectures. It's horrible, I have resulted in using taxis now where possible, but that takes a good chunk out of my finance which means i cant afford taxis a lot so i just don't go in, I do drive and i have my car with me, but their is no parking on my campus which means i cant drive in, if i could there would be no problem whatsoever, i understand you pain with transport.
Like mentioned before i would say, speak to your tutor, tell them how you feel, You've already done three years, you have come so far and you'd kick yourself if you stopped now. Although its not a degree you like you can always do extra things you enjoy? i signed up for evening classes in the subjects i preferred and had creative hobbies to give me a break from my business work so maybe you could do that too? It's fine to have a difference on opinion on things but you will become a much better person if you have two perspectives of creative and business instead of just one.