You're not doomed imo. If your aim was to work at the next $coolStartup in silicon Valley then I'd say you have a good reason to be worried. There are still pl

You're not doomed imo. If your aim was to work at the next $coolStartup in silicon Valley then I'd say you have a good reason to be worried. There are still plenty of businesses hiring developers all over the country (I know of a lot here in MA and keep getting recruiter emails). You can always get an internship after gradutation, or an entry level role as a developer, or even an entry level role as a non-dev but still in a technical role to give you some experience. Play your cards right, reach out to several companies and you'll like be fine