Your post is a perfect example of the utterly massive entitlement that young people have today. I learned a TON in my undergrad CS classes, and that only began

Your post is a perfect example of the utterly massive entitlement that young people have today. I learned a TON in my undergrad CS classes, and that only began to scratch the surface of what I needed for grad school. That you didn't learn anything is a reflection of you, not your professors. Life takes work, you are in no position to just jump into research. You don't have the background, the skills, and clearly not the maturity either. You are not experienced, and even when you graduate you will not be experienced. While the economics of development today might mean that you will get a high starting salary, you are still a junior with a lot to learn.