<p>I'm headed to the University of Pittsburgh next year, and right now, I'm trying to figure out my major. I know that I don't need to have it figured out freshman year, but I'd like to, especially because I plan on double majoring. I'm thinking that I'm going to double major in Psychology and Sociology, and eventually go on to get a PhD in Psych, with a certification in forensic psychology. </p>
<p>I'd like to go into federal law enforcement--the FBI or CIA. But I'm not sure that psychology is the best way to go. However, I'm not at all interested in accounting, and I don't really want to get a law degree either. Pitt doesn't have a criminal justice major. Does anyone have any advice for me?</p>