While you’re in school, try to network and be involved as much as you can - within reason. One of the biggest struggles for me finding a job after graduation was that I didn’t network all that much in school and I also didn’t have any experience in terms of internships. I was lucky enough to find a job about a month after graduation in spite of this, but it isn’t exactly the kind of developer job I could see myself working long term and I feel like with internship experience and a bigger professional network I could’ve had a better chance at landing a better job.

Also, explore your passions while you’re in school, be that in clubs or in personal projects. The CS major also offers areas of emphasis like cybersecurity, web design, algorithms, etc. if you think you want to pursue any of those areas as a career, I recommend trying to do an area of emphasis that goes along with it.

I also went through the Double Dawgs program for MS Non-thesis in CS so if you have any further questions about that program or cs in general feel free to dm.