One thing no one has mentioned so far is Cooperative Education or Co-Op at any of a number of schools.
Back in the dark ages (60’s), my future brother-in-law and I attended the University of Cincinnati. He was a business major and I was an Engineering major. By way of Co-Op, which was invented back in 1906 at UC IIRC, which alternates one quarter of school with one quarter of work and living at home, we both graduated on time in five years with zero debts.
Many schools offer Co-Op programs with excellent jobs and the benefit of both earning a good salary and solid work experiences. At UC for example, Co-Op is required in Engineering, Design, Architecture Art and Planning (DAAP) and IT. It is optional in Business, Health Laboratory Sciences and Communication majors in A&S.
Here’s a good discussion of the Co-Op system
https://www.road2college.com/colleges-with-coop-programs/
Cheers