Majors for Federal Law Enforcement/Forensics?

<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>

<p>At my school, many sociology courses were geared toward criminal justice. A sampling of Sociology courses I took: Intro to criminal justice, law and society, drugs and society, criminology and social problems</p>