If you are worried about the desirability of your pure psych degree, you could try one of the concentrations. My roommate is a comp sci and engineering psychology double major and he seems to be enjoying it. You’d have to get some programming experience to major in engineering psychology, but it would definitely serve you well in finance if you knew how to do some basic coding. CBS is also a great degree and has a lot of interesting courses to choose from. I think that the finance minor is a bit light on math to be honest. The quantitative economics major seems like a much stronger choice for someone who’s really interested in going into finance. However, if you’re not really interested in a math-heavy degree, that is probably a pretty terrible choice for you.
But if you’re really worried about how great your psych degree will be, it’s worth noting that Jamie Dimon – the current CEO of JP Morgan/Chase – graduated from Tufts with a degree in psychology