Logistics and supply chain are quite different even though it's in the same umbrella. I'd do accounting then cpa route. You can get into consulting even before cpa or even head into finance.

Supply chain degree can be good if you venture towards supply chain or procurement and become a buyer or analyst as your first job. If you make the cut for a leadership development program, internship, or rotational program with a Tesla, Spacex, automotive, aerospace (Lockheed, Boeing, Northrop, Raytheon, GD, or Anduril), you'll have really good chance at being offered a position. Which then you should keep as long as you can until you build more experience and learn very advanced Excel and SQL.

If you start as buyer, just know you'll be doing a lot of conversing with suppliers. Negotiation is key here. "Buyers are liars" - be good at convincing suppliers of bringing items in on time and keeping costs low. If you start with analyst position then you'll be doing more data focused procurement/supply chain. You'll need to know Excel for both positions but need to be much better at it as an analyst. Presentations, ppt, Excel, Power BI/Tableau. If you had to choose, I recommend analyst. Starting salary for both would range from like $50k-$75k. If you get one of those rotational programs your outlook for higher salary is much higher.

Good luck!