So I started Psychology BSc this term at Southampton after doing it at A-level at not being sure what to do at uni. The whole way through A-levels I found it slightly boring but better than the rest. The only thing that kept me sane was teaching myself Japanese as I love the language - but I never thought of taking it for uni. I've now started my Psychology course and I find in entirely un-inspiring, rather dull and I strongly dislike reading scientific, academic papers and doing stats. My lecturers aren't even bad, I just find it really boring. I recently discovered that I can in fact take BA Japanese at SOAS in London where I grew up. I feel like I should at least do the first semester of my course to see if maybe it is just the first weeks that are dull, but if by the end of semester 1, should I consider leaving and applying to SOAS. Plus, a Japanese degree applies more to what I want to do after uni which get onto the Japanese Exchange Teaching program to teach English in Japan. What should I do, is it worth waiting and seeing if my degree improves, or is that just a waste of money. Should I leave now or wait? I need some advice.