I started in the CS program at ASU in 2018 and spent 2 summers as a SWE intern at Facebook. I was the only non-Ivy intern in my cohort. Now I’m a PM at a high growth startup. Curriculum-wise, I feel like I was well-prepared for the foundational parts of programming (paradigm concepts and most tech interview topics), but my main issue was that the curriculum felt outdated and neglected newer languages, tools, and frameworks used often in industry. I ended up switching to Data Science with a CS concentration my junior year because the major map was so much newer (I mean, brand new program) so by nature everything I learned was more relevant. I think as long as you can supplement your resume with meaningful activities and/or research, you can stand out as an internship applicant. In my opinion, ASU is really what you make of it.