Yeah, it'll do that. My first year, I can remember constantly having a diffuse rage wash over me in waves as I ground myself into my seat listening to the din of vocal fry, lisps, and congested mumbling sounding from a hundred indistinguishable meat machines. Every day, a new whore and her fuckin' backwards-cap, Chad-aspirant orbiter would invariably find a way to get situated right behind me and talk through the whole lecture. Alone, you're cognizant that almost everyone enjoys a life refused you, but to constantly brush up against it, and see the severely degenerated beings that have been given it, will eat you away after a while.
Your best bet, if you're at all confident academically, is just to not show up, assuming you aren't bound by attendance/assignments. Don't feel compelled to hold tight to the conventional experience in all its trappings, telling yourself 'I'm paying money to learn, I've got to be in class." If you want to learn, pick up a book. If you're just looking to get the highest grades you can (which, really, should be your only concern here), figure out what's expected by reading into how the material is presented and emphasized and study lecture notes and readings. I absented myself from as much time on campus as possible and wound up with a near perfect record to show for it (just got hit by an 'enrichment, diversity. etc.' Anthropology course). If your experience is anything similar, dragging yourself through this kind of gauntlet everyday will only wear you down.
Alternatively, change your major to Electrical Engineering.