The value of academic degrees in general has undergone huge inflation and now they are largely worthless. It used to be that only shit majors like interior design, business, and anthropology were worthless, but now even the hardcore majors like CS, math, and engineering are being affected. Blame for-profit education refusing to fail people who really should have been failed.
Most employers these days have caught on and will require related experience along with a degree. In order to get experience, you need to do internships. Do a coding internship every single summer that you are in college, without exception.
Also, start looking for an entry-level job during your final year. If you don't get a good job right out of college and work at burger king or whatever for a couple of years after you graduate, you will have serious trouble landing something decent.