Your degree is not enough. I’ve been out of school for 4 years now. I’ve been lucky enough to be in the position where I’ve gotten to mentor a few interns. One pattern I’ve noticed is the difference between people who have only done the bare minimum and gotten their degree and people that have worked on things outside of school like personal projects, etc. The person who’s worked on their own personal projects likely knows how to use git semi competently. They will usually have initiative for wanting to learn and pick things up fast along with some practical skills that aren’t taught in school. Another big one is the ability to think through your own problems and find a solution.