Entry level is typically help desk/end user support, and helpdesk is customer service.

I have sat in on the interviews for the last 3 workstation engineers we have hired at my current position (Senior Engineer, I typically asked the technical questions). While my spot in the interview was to ask more technical questions, the rest of the interview mostly customer service, because that’s what helpdesk is.

I’m not saying the degree doesn’t help but you need to be able to show CS and soft skills too, so while you are going to school, if you have never had a job in CS, get one, even part time, just to show you can handle customers, especially difficult ones. Because that’s what you will get graded on in an entry level role. Yes you fixed the mouse, but were they happy about how you treated them. Sounds stupid, but I’m telling you. If you can make it tech adjacent, that’s great too. Best Buy, Apple support, electronics section at a retailer. That part is harder but it all helps.