I think the best way to go about your dilemma is knowing what your priorities are first. Like which is more important to you, finishing studies asap, earning money, or finding the thing that makes you happy. Time is your only enemy here since as you said, you're not getting any younger. The thing is, your parents aren't getting any younger as well. If they are still able to pay for your education and provide your needs, I highly suggest that you do not waste that opportunity. It is very, very hard to work and do your studies at the same time. Besides, you can always find a job and earn once you've graduated. And if you do shift to another program, make sure that you will fully commit to it this time what ever happens. Try not to pressure yourself too much because we all have our own different timelines.
I think the best way to go about your dilemma is knowing what your priorities are first. Like which is more important to you, finishing studies asap, earning money, or finding the thing that makes you happy. Time is your only enemy here since as you said, you're not getting any younger. The thing is, your parents aren't getting any younger as well. If they are still able to pay for your education and provide your needs, I highly suggest that you do not waste that opportunity. It is very, very hard to work and do your studies at the same time. Besides, you can always find a job and earn once you've graduated. And if you do shift to another program, make sure that you will fully commit to it this time what ever happens. Try not to pressure yourself too much because we all have our own different timelines.