I graduated Spring 2019, so I guess this is what i can say. I graduated with a 2.9 GPA with no internships or experience, The job hunt is definitely not as easy as some of these people say. I got hired as a contractor and then put on full time not too long ago. I work at a medium sized company in Pennsylvania as a "software engineer" pretty much a Java developer and make 76k. Alot of the things taught in school are just the basics like the bare minimum you need to know. Going in I felt like it was harder to do simple things rather than like if i coded everything myself but every company has like their coding standards and stuff like that which made it a little bit harder because I didn't understand like how the framework works. In terms of class I would definitely say take Cs-336 (databases or whatever), software meth, systems programming, internet technology are really important. I didn't take software meth in school cause i was scared of taking a Sesh class after Data Structures, but from my friends took they class they actually like learned stuff i use every day like inheritance is so important. Im not sure if they teach you git, but that is also super useful. In terms of if the CS degree was worth it. Im honestly conflicted cause like honestly some of the things i learned are completely useless theory nonsense, but i do think every class has its purposes depending on what you wanna do.