no, it raises questions about what kind of sorry excuse of a school you attend. ask for your money back! most psychiatrists don't practice exclusively addictions, but in many settings, addictions are comorbid in >50% of patients we see, and many psychiatrists will spend some time working in addictions oriented practice (e.g. suboxone clinic etc). And yes there are some psychiatrists who focus solely or predominantly on addictions. There is no shortage of patients! Because of the current opiate epidemic, addictions is a hot area right now. Also many family physicians and internists practice addictions.
BTW, If you join the american academy of addiction psychiatry you can get assigned a mentor. They also have travel awards for med students to attend their annual meeting which is in december and always somewhere sunny.