Actually learn to code instead of just prompt. Get any internship you can as early in your college years so you can understand if you like working in the industry before getting to far along. Once you have an internship take it seriously. Just because the company or team you are on is terrible its much better to be in a position to get a return offer instead of being desperate to find a job upon graduation.

Interns that I have seen be successful at Amazon do the following:

1. Show interest in the process.

2. Work really hard to unblock yourself. (You should feel like you're stuck a lot of the time. If you're not the project is too easy)

3. Learn when to get help to unblock yourself.

4. DO NOT tell anyone on the team or adjacent to the team you are on that you are not interested/ would not accept a return offer. This will guarantee no offer. Our best intern did this. (If you are skilled everything will turn our fine but it is nice to have options)