If you're a college student, you should be single minded on having at least one (and ideally two, since the first will be lower caliber) internships under your

If you're a college student, you should be single minded on having at least one (and ideally two, since the first will be lower caliber) internships under your belt. This will get you past every single new grad filter screen. If you can do this and handle junior dev algorithm questions, you will have plenty of new grad offers. Also, if you are even vaguely talking to a recruiter (e.g. via career fair) then they are not going to screen you using an automated system.