If your bf were doing as well as u wish to believe u wouldnt need to work, u would study in peace and go to gym or beauty parlor in your spare time. Poor people must work for living, and almost always this is smth not fabulous at all

then you do something about it, and unless you are married combining your funds is a bad idea, you never know when this relationship will turn sour and the division is going to be hard for each

if you don't like what you are doing then you either get a different job,or finish what you had worked toward and get the skills you need for a better job or some form of certification

What exactly is your question?

Ask yourself a few questions:

If the ONLY reason you're unhappy with the job is because you think it's beneath you then you need to get a reality check. Almost every college student who works does this kind of job. Why? Because college students need to put their courses first. They need low stakes jobs where it doesn't matter if they need to reduce their hours or quit in order to sit exams or do practical degree work. Nobody is going to hold anything against you for working in retail unrelated to your degree while you're studying.

However, by working you are building up valuable experience of the work environment. Hiring managers do care that you have experience in punctuality, consistently turning up for work, taking instruction, customer interface, and generally understanding how employment is different from school. Many hiring managers consider any formal employment at all as more relevant than any extracurricular activities you may do.

Try to find aspects of the job you enjoy and focus on that. If you're really unhappy with your job because the atmosphere is bad you should look for another, but try not to quit before it's in the bag. The only time you should quit is if you need to in order to give finals your full attention.

Finally, read this tale and give it some thought no matter how well things are going in your life. Things can turn around surprisingly quickly:

https://www.thebillfold.com/2016/01/a-story-of-a-*...

Try applying at places that your degree will be helpful in.

If you need the money then you're going to have to stick with it until you can find another job.

I you don't need the job then give them two weeks notice and quit. When you're young and inexperienced you can't afford to be picky about jobs.

You shouldn't be ashamed of it, at least you have a job that millions of people would be happy to have.

So?

Look for something better. No one is going to just hand you a wonderful job. You have to sell yourself.

know that there's about 10 million or so unemployed, so to have any job is better than none