sophomore non target needing advice.

Hello everyone,

I am a sophomore from a non-target in the West Coast looking for an internship.

I am wondering if I should network, cold call, cold email VC, ER, AM, PE, etc firms or should I go for a accounting internship, which my school is targeted by the Big 4?

This might be a stupid question because everyone will say go for the finance internships I listed above because its better than accounting, but here's my current situation.

-I am currently finishing up my lower division business courses (I am 3 courses behind, which are GEs and I can take one online later in the school year and the rest in the summer and winter). I am currently taking Business Law, Business Stats, and Managerial Acct, plus 2 GEs. Because of the courses Im taking i feel that i might get rejected from the those finance firms because I have not taken any finance courses yet, even though I am currently a finance major, which I plan to go into accounting when Im qualified. Am I right on this one?
-Speaking of accounting, I have taken financial accounting and currently taking managerial. Even as a accounting major I plan to do finance work after college.
-I don't have finance job experience or even accounting. I have participated in the PwC xTreme contest. Had job experience in other fields, held tutoring and college jobs, and am currently participating in NCAA D1 sports and doing work as a campus rep for WSO. I also held leadership positions
- I also plan to join business fraternities or clubs this semester.

Now that I've given the situation, I am going to ask again. Should I network, cold call, cold email VC, ER, AM, PE, etc firms or should I go for a accounting internship then go for the finance internships?

Another question, I notice that VC firms has to do with a lot of technology. Does this mean that in order to get a VC job I have to have some sort of technical background?