Your message does not make me think you are ready for college. You can't even spell correctly the topics that you dismiss. If you want to study psychology seriously, you will need to learn a good bit of statistics, but it appears that math bores you.
Not to mention that you need to learn the difference between "degrade" and "denigrate."
I'm sorry you find your current work pointless, and I wish you were able to enjoy what you have. But there's no rush to get to college - finish as much as you can while it's free! Life is not a race, it's a journey.
I do think that geometry was one of the most important classes of high school. Learning how to do a rigorous proof didn't only help me with my engineering Ph.D., it helped me with my JD. And statistics is absolutely vital to your chosen path of study.
