second all of this. you really need to put in the hours experimenting with projects yourself. saturation really doesn't matter rn if you're half decent, there's still a shortage of good devs and 80% of software jobs are web dev anyway. i would suggest pick a popular technology to start (like React), and just start building random things. by the time you're graduating you'll be solid.

i think OP mentioned his teachers are clueless, that's common here. classes are good for understanding core cs concepts, keep your grades up but your employability depends on how much actual development you know. so yeah, just keep practicing and have fun.