If you're graduating established companies will generally want to get you down as a fulltime employee. But you can always get an intership with a startup. Learn

If you're graduating established companies will generally want to get you down as a fulltime employee. But you can always get an intership with a startup. Learn how to talk up your contracting work. Try to make it sound cool or interesting. I'm sure you could get an entry level coding position at any number of companies coding is in super high demand. Don't expect to get microsoft, apple, or FB unless you're either ungodly with algorithms or have a bunch of interships during college. You should expect to be challenge and engaged in the work, get good benefits and a decent pay (60k minimum).