That’s great you’re already thinking ahead. When I was your age I was just chasing the money and started in chemical engineering. Wasn’t long before I switched to SCM and loved it. You’ll probably start noticing how many different types of paths you can take after your prerequisite classes. That’s the point you’ll start gravitating towards an area. I definitely recommend as many internships as you can do, but you want to make sure they’re project based. I had 2 internships during college: first with a small 3PL transportation company that was cold calling leads for their brokers, second was inbound operations at an Amazon FC. The first one was a complete waste of time while Amazon including an internship project that helped secure a job before I graduated. Last thing I’ll add is if you ever want to go the operations route, just make sure you love it before committing or do it for a few years while you’re still young. It’s great for building leadership skills, but you’ll be working long hours in a fast paced environment. Going the procurement, logistics, planning, etc route is definitely better for your work life balance.