Trust me, I've tried since graduating in 2024 to get a job within the field I studied. There's a lot of CS jobs, but absolutely none for a entry level position. I've long given up for now, especially since a recession might finally hit the second I actually get a good job and then I'd be completely unemployed. Maybe I'll use what I studied in the future but it doesn't look like it for now.
Before your objection that I should've gotten an internship during college as well to get actual work experience rather than just doing really well in my classes, I tried. I used to spend just as much time trying to get an internship than actually studying only for me to never get any kind of response let alone a fucking interview. That's the depressing part, I saw this coming, tried my best to avoid it, only for my work learning additional skills outside of class to make me more appealing and constantly applying for jobs to have all been for nothing. I spent so much time I could have been doing to build an actual social life only to get smacked with reality