But on another level - having lived through 2008, 2000, 1990 - I know a crash is coming again eventually and I think I have just as much fear of losing it all as someone with $140K instead of $14M.I am no happier than I was when I was a 17 year old undergrad reading about Plato, living in a dirty dorm room and eating stale pizza.

And a lot of you have experience with what I would eventually like to get into also.First off, I graduated from a state university with an undergrad in Finance then decided to make the plunge into law school.

Fortune 500 companies will take you seriously and you'll enter the corporate world at a much higher level than if you had to climb the ladder fresh out of undergrad or a second-rate business school. 

I definitely loved economics in college ( at the undergrad level), and learned more after.

Good luck on finishing your undergrad.  

I cannot advise you to stay or leave your job, but I can tell you that at the age of 22 I was working at the Cleveland Clinic and in parallel working on my 1st graduate degree in Molecular Biology, fresh out of undergrad, nice job, corner office, benefits - things were awesome! 

If you can find a way to buy your first house and have house mates while you’re in undergrad (maybe parents can co-sign?)

I had a few black friends from undergrad who got multiple interviews and acceptances with an MCAT score of 24-25.

I went to UT for my undergrad years ago.

I am also entering my final year in college as a finance undergrad and I have a strong passion for real estate.My end-goal is to earn passive income from multifamily rental properties so it can become my full-time job.