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My only advice is that try to network as much as possible. I wouldn't sweat on grades too much. I got a couple Cs throughout my time at the University and they tore me up at first especially after having a perfect GPA at community college and high school. Thermodynamics absolutely kicked my ass
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I agree with what you are saying about grades. It definitely depends on the classes. In the harder engineering classes it is quite common for students who were not necessarily top of their class to go on and have successful engineering careers.
I have always been a bit off put by those who get C's in the easy electives / general classes. It come across as lazy. I can understand the struggle of math and engineering classes but there is no reason get a C in an easy general Ed undergrad class.
Networking .... Do It! Join clubs in college. Business club, tech clubs, whatever. Those relationships will carry on. I would also stress don't live at home, get out and be your own person, even if it means getting a part time job in school.
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