<human>: Hey Reddit,

I'm currently a second year Computer Engineering student at University.  The Academic Adviser sends out 
emails every few days for various internships at local companies, but they all seem to require mastery of 7 or more 
programming languages before one can even apply.  I currently know how to use Python and Java pretty well, but I 
feel the University only offers other courses in C and C++.  

I am worried that by the time I graduate, I still won't be prepared for various Software Development jobs because I won't be introduced to a large enough variety of languages to meet certain requirements in the workforce.  I was wondering:  Is it really necessary or expected to know so many programming languages in order to get a decent job?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: I'm a student overwhelmed by the number of languages Development jobs seem to require.  How necessary is it to learn 7+ languages in order to be even considered for a job?