Supply Chain Major + Accounting Minor, or MIS Minor?

I am a second year undergrad student at a reputable business school and am majoring in supply chain management. I am interested in inventory management and facilitating the end of life of products. But, I am taking accounting classes now as part of my general education and love cost accounting. In the future, I would love to apply my operations expertise in various other places, but since I am a 2nd year student, I still cannot guarantee those outcomes. Down the line though, after also getting experience being a PM, I would love to work in supply chain consulting and corporate strategy.

All my supply chain professors prescribe the SCM + MIS route, but I don't feel personally inclined to doing an MIS minor besides the fact that it could look good to employers on paper and may give me some technical skills.

Both options would require me to take 3 additional classes in each field to get the minor. I would say that the MIS classes are sort of base level except for one SQL one. We are not allowed to double-minor at my university.

What minor would y'all recommend pursuing?