Yes, and while I don't think I ultimately ended up using most of the stuff I learned there in my day to day work it was still a good experience.
For example, in college they always teach you all of the technical aspects computer software and the like, while once you get in the field itself actual coding counts for about 5% of what you end up doing. 95% of the time you are mostly using existing technologies and adapting them to your system. If I get another promotion, I would be lucky to even touch source code an hour or so every month.
I am a senior software engineer. If you see me post here, I am tired of writing TPS reports.