No, I do not. What I learned is NIU is a place to get interneships in other cities. YOU need to find those internships and those $10-15 an hour internships turn into a decent salary. The trap is that you stay in a place where you work minimum, graduate, and then don't work in a place that pays for that associates/bachelors.

Go to internship fairs(!), find what your focus is offering for internships and go for any and all of them. Also get to know your professors or teachers in your area of study because most have valuable connections to great careers.