<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

Do you regret it? Did you miss out on opportunities that would've made your life easier?

In college you always hear about how you're supposed to network and do all these extra activities like frats/soroties and clubs. And you meet those few choice students who do amazing side projects on their own and develop the new facebook or instagram or whatnot.

However I'm a 4th year Computer Engineering student and have never done any of this aside from my Society of Computer Engineers club membership (but even then I only go there to sit and study between classes). My classmates are out there creating amazing side projects and going to job fairs and amassing internships and I just don't have the urge to do any of this.

I take the minimum amount of units to be full-time and I work part-time and I feel like just that is enough to keep me busy at all times (and then add in familial obligations as I still live at home). Though when I see my classmates who have jobs lined up for the future and who all seem to have much more marketable skills than I do (usually from pre-existing knowledge before college which I never had) it makes me feel like I am very much behind the 8 ball in the industry. 

So redditors who took the same path that I am currently on, please share your stories. Are my fears justified? Any advice you can offer?
<bot>: Did not participating in clubs and extracurricular projects in College negatively affect anyone in their career? Please share your experiences