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I think that's a major benefit to going to college as well. You have much more course options and can explore other fields. For the most part boot camps are limited to web development and data science.

Plus having taken a year of college, that included CS courses. I can say the pacing and environment is different. Granted I didn't graduate from college, but getting a lower score on an assignment or a test was much less of a bigger deal than in the boot camp. If you got less than a perfect score on more than 5 assignments during the 14 weeks (and there was at least one everyday), you wouldn't pass the course, and you were out your money. All while also having to participate in job searching activities, which was pretty much another course in itself. They also teach how to interview, make a resume, make a LinkedIn. Also, stuff like you had to go to a local meetup to network, which also took time when you are trying to get you assignments done.

That sucks you don't seem to find any joy in your job though. I'm sure at this point you have worked for multiple companies, but maybe there is a company that better fits you somewhere?