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I stuck around for a while, but did end up transitioning to a different company after a few years. Skillbridge is supposed to be a starting point for you to build your career, whatever that looks like after is up to you and how you wanna grow
Do you have any specific ambitions for your future? There's no one correct way to handle your transition into the workforce. You can choose to stay where you are, work for an internal promotion, apply for an entirely different job, etc...
Really is up to you, like others said. Did you already get that job offer or is it still an internship?
Best advice I can give you is that you focus on getting the most out of your intership. Develop your skills, do some networking, and really think about whether you want a job in whatever field you chose. You should treat it like a learning experience and inform your next career choice based on what you learned there
Have you ever thought about what kind of job you would like to have long-term? Is your internship aligned with that vision? May I ask what kind of job you were able to land?
Map out your ideal career path and plan accordingly. If you're not sure about what you would like to do in the future, absorb every bit of information you can at the intership, make a note of all the pros and cons of that job and see which parts of it you like and dislike. This will help you make a more informed decision about what kind of roles you're interested in and what skills you should develop to get there.
You can do anything from there really, stay at the company, switch roles, become a freelancer, start your own business, go back to school for further specialization. It's really up to you, the intership is your opportunity to get a taste of life in the workforce and see what appeals to you about it