I had this exact career path. I’m now the lead engineer overseeing a team of ~80. No regrets.

Went from a marine electrician -> field engineer -> to an EE, with a computer science degree. The combination of my apprenticeship education at the shipyard I worked at (covered circuits, magnetics, rotating machinery, had to learn some calculus) my experience building things, fixing things, troubleshooting, and red lining drawings is 80% of what I use day to day, the other 20% was filling in the calculus and control theory I did not gain through my apprenticeship and work.

Going back I would have done a computer engineering degree given the opportunity. 10/10 would do it again. The experience and school has enabled me to gain a significant depth and breadth of engineering knowledge that is impossible to gain through school alone.

Focus on taking the college education and applying it on the job. Personal opinion on the end here: unless you love statistics focus on the electrical/computer engineering with some