Is dropping out of university a good idea?

Okay so the title says most of what my issue is. But I'll talk through my experiences and a bit about me. I'm currently a first year student taking history at the University of Warwick. With the end of first year approaching, I used to think before that my lack of motivation towards my degree would not last. However, it's stuck we me even now.

This is a huge contrast to A levels, where I was extremely motivated - I got myself A*A*A*A - and so university was the natural place for me to go (or so I was told) however I really do not enjoy my degree, and I'm worried that I won't be able to get a first-class honours this way, which is what I'm aiming for.

I just wanted to know some advice on what options I have. I have regretting decisions, and I'm worried that dropping out would be a huge regret as the course at my university is rather unique. But I'm not feeling as motivated and happy as I wish I was at my time at university.

Does anyone know what my options might be? With my grades, I was told that I should stick to university, but a main thing about me is that I need to be told what to do in order to excel, and university is so much about independent work (especially in my degree) - but I haven't heard of many non-university opportunities that require at least 3A*s...

Okay so the title says most of what my issue is. But I'll talk through my experiences and a bit about me. I'm currently a first year student taking history at the University of Warwick. With the end of first year approaching, I used to think before that my lack of motivation towards my degree would not last. However, it's stuck we me even now.

This is a huge contrast to A levels, where I was extremely motivated - I got myself A*A*A*A - and so university was the natural place for me to go (or so I was told) however I really do not enjoy my degree, and I'm worried that I won't be able to get a first-class honours this way, which is what I'm aiming for.

I just wanted to know some advice on what options I have. I have regretting decisions, and I'm worried that dropping out would be a huge regret as the course at my university is rather unique. But I'm not feeling as motivated and happy as I wish I was at my time at university.

Does anyone know what my options might be? With my grades, I was told that I should stick to university, but a main thing about me is that I need to be told what to do in order to excel, and university is so much about independent work (especially in my degree) - but I haven't heard of many non-university opportunities that require at least 3A*s...

I'm a UK citizen - I think I stated before that I'm at Warwick University studying history. When I think about where my dissatisfaction is coming from, I think it's mostly the course (but even the university itself). I really hope this doesn't come across as arrogant, but I've always regretted not applying for Oxbridge, as my target grades were mostly Bs when I was doing A levels. I was determined to overachieve however as I adored my A levels - and I managed to do so!
The course at Warwick did not really fulfil my expectations - I wasn't told at school that there's almost no textbook guidance with my course at uni, which is something I really relied on with A levels.

In hindsight, I wish I took a joint-honours degree - my A levels were in history, religious studies, English lit and geography, and the former three subjects were my absolute favourites. If I were to drop out, I think I'll go for a theology related degree - likely trying my luck at Oxbridge just so I know that I have tried.