To be or not to be...

I was a sociology major in my undergrade. It's considered a social science because there are both quantative and qualitative ways of gathering data. Have you taken any Soc classes? It sounds like some sociological studies could mesh with your interest in Human development, the effects of technology, and ecological changes on society/humanity. Do you go to a university where the faculty is accessable? Or do you have an advisor? Talking to them might help you decide what path is best for you. Godd luck!

I say this from my experience. We limit ourselves when we choose either or. I loved English all my life, probably the only subject I loved best. English is right brain work, according to brain experts, which I'm not. I teach Math and Sc too; I struggle some, and with some determination, I made it, even with continuing making blunders (correctable). Left brain stuff. Yes, we all can tap both sides of our brains. Not easy, but is possible. With God, and much persistence. You are young, no one told me this when I was your age. A double major, or a major and a minor? College puts us in a box. Real life is more dynamic. You know that. We need both the left/right brain. And in cae we forget, those of us who still have God issues, (while we are yet working on them), the Holy Spirit is probably why our guts have that 'flip flop' feeling (the struggle with the brain, heart and guts). Easy for me to say now, but, today, I'm still working on using all my brain (most of the time my heart wins out), while seeking for the HS's voice (I keep asking questions here, lots...) I believe you will find your own answers soon... ;)

Well most of my career was part of computers and softwares much from the age of 15. So it was actually easy in identifying my strength and had eventually chosen Computer Science as my major. I am about to complete the course with talent of making softwares required by clients to run their businesses. It all depends on where you fit in.

as for my suggestion you choose your interest because you love it and you will find ways to go around any eventuality that may happen. if you chose because of your skills it does not mean you are interested in them and you will only loose interest in them. go for the long haul.interest.

First of all, if anything matches personal likings that's best. Most of the time in our life we have to choose between carrier goals and personal goals. My point of views about this is in favor of personal likings as ultimately if you are that good it would not be a problem. But you have to choose considering your reality

Well, if you choose a subject that bores you, and then go into it as your career, you're going to be bored and dissatisfied for the rest of your life. However, if you are truly interested in and passionate about something, that passion can drive you to succeed. I'd say go where your passions lie. And don't worry about not having a lot of knowledge or technical skills- that's what you're in school to learn! Take a few science classes that interest you and see where it goes.