...or possibly economics and physics. I don't know what I want to do for a career yet and have a long list of interests. Philosophy (or economics) and physics covers a broad area of thinking. If you were an employer, would you be impressed with this degree combo?
What is it you want to do? Major in physics and philosophy and take a couple econometrics classes so you can list the software programs used for those on your resume. If you can't get the job you want with that, get a one year master's in economics from a fancy sounding school like LSE or whatever. A bachelor's in economics doesn't qualify you to do much really. At a lot of schools the economics classes are bullshit classes. You could probably get a triple major or a minor with economics with little trouble if you really want to.
But again, you won't really be qualified to do anything (besides maybe teaching) like you would with an accounting degree or an engineering degree. Or nursing, computer science, geography (GIS). If you don't go to a big name school, you could get zero interest if you do a triple major and have a high GPA. There are HR types who think that economics majors did that major because they couldn't get into the business school. A physics major is pretty impressive though. Do some internships.
All those majors will teach you to think and analyze ideas. Plus, the philosophy major will teach you how to write. These skills are necessary skills in the working world. The economics and physics major will be the best major for finding a job out of college. If you want to go to graduate school, philosophy will be a big plus.
Having a lot of interests in college is a great thing. Take the time to pursue all of your interests. Indulge yourself in acquiring knowledge and don't worry too much about grades or a future job. You are only in college a short period of time. You have the rest of your life to work and most people change careers several times.
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