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I am so sorry if I sound whiny but I am genuinely freaking out and would like a realistic answer, no sugarcoating. :/
You only need one good internship to get a job. Just make sure you reach office on time, look like you're happy (no1 likes to work with a sad/tired person all the time), ask for work and feedback, follow up regularly and leave only on time or after (NOT before).As long as people like you and you're able to impress a SA, PA or Partner, you're good to go. Don't worry you have a year too. Intern as much as possible and work as hard as possible