No.

What you get out of it is what you put in.

I.e. extracting as many opportunities out of your school environment

- access to career fairs/career offices and internal internship job boards

- networking with 3rd/4th years on various topics: studying, jobhunting..list is endless

- networking with professors - ideally someone who transitioned into teaching from industry, ignore the perpetual professors as they're very far removed from industry these days, but there are exceptions.

- joining hackathons, study groups, tech interview grokking groups, list of opportunities to get into social groups is endless. If one doesn't exist, you can start one. Even if its a Discord channel amongst your classmates.

You'll find if you maximize these opportunities, the 'pedigree' of your degree matters less. Good luck!