If you're at a university that allows undergraduate research I suggest trying it at least for a semester. Undergrads at my university got to work on really cool

If you're at a university that allows undergraduate research I suggest trying it at least for a semester. Undergrads at my university got to work on really cool stuff like finding water on Mars, and the bar to join is often just expressing interest and the willingness to put in time Research is often more self-directed than what you get from classes and will teach you a lot I'd also suggest extending your time in school in exchange for doing more internships. Internships are the best time to "step up" the caliber of company you work at and also give you a chance to try out new kinds of companies/industries/teams so you know what you want to do. After you graduate, trying out new companies/industries/teams becomes way way harder