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sociology. easy enough to minor in for most majors. wouldn't necessarily major in it unless you pair it with something like statistics.
Why not major? Is it just for the employability? This would purely be for fun, I wouldn't care about a career. Also, do you think studying sociology in school is worth the tuition? It seems like a subject relatively easy enough (compared to other majors) to read and learn in your free time and discuss with people
Vs something like history where you get access to artifacts, arts/sciences/eng you get access to equipment, maths you get access to other maths students which is way rarer than people who study sociology
kinda rambling sorry: stats rec was mostly for employability; that's why i rec it as minor/double major, it's generally added onto something else like urban development (urban soc) ecological sciences (eco soc) etc. idk i wouldn't have minded majoring in it myself but i wanted to graduated on time so a minor is what i did. and as far as it's 'worth tuition' idk completely subjective depends on how much you enjoy what you're studying i guess since you said it's mostly for passion/fun and not necessarily for employment. not sure what your situation is but you might be able to audit classes a la carte and see what you really enjoy before committing.
fwiw most of my soc professors were some form of queer marxists