<p>So I'm a freshman in college that goes to a small, relatively unknown liberal arts college in the Midwest. I got into some selective schools when I applied last fall (Wesleyan was the most selective one I got into). I've been at school for a little less than a month, and I'm thinking about transferring. I love the social life here, but I don't feel intellectually stimulated. As of right now I'm a double major in History and Theater Arts. My goal is to get an M.F.A. in film after college, but now I'm starting to think I should have just gone on straight to film school instead of peddling around my undergraduate years. I don't really care about what I'm learning. My classes aren't necessarily easy (they kind of are though); I just don't really care what I'm learning about. As of right now my classes are</p>
<p>Elementary Symbolic Logic
Renaissance, Reformation, Revolution
Stagecraft
Performance I
Introduction to Theater Studies</p>
<p>Surprisingly one of my favorite classes is actually my non major class (the logic class). I've been thinking about switching my major (either English, Political Science, Philosophy, or Religion). As of right now I'm taking classes with people who are considered to be good professors, but I'm not impressed so far. What should I do? Change my major and wait out the year, transfer, or just keep doing what I'm doing?</p>