So I think I've figured out my plan for my degree. I'm going to major in P2 (just P2, probably not a double) and triple-minor in Spanish, Japanese, and perhaps Chinese.
Why, you say? Well, for Spanish, I'm good at it and already know it pretty well, and it not only comes in handy but can boost the career, especially in Texas and California (which are the likely places where I'll end up). Japanese is mostly for me - I really want to find out about the Japanese gaming life and knowing the language is kind of important. If I go into the industry, I can be one of the guys that travels over there fairly often, which would be really fun (I think). Chinese is mostly to appease all the outside pressures, but I don't mind learning another language. Mandarin is growing by leaps and bounds in the business world (since China's an emerging market) and moreover the government is desperately in need of people who can understand it, especially in the realm of national security. So it's kind of a fallback job security kind of thing. Anyway, it's another language to learn, which I like a lot.
I'm just happy I can go without declaring a second major. That would mean I'd have to write a bitchass thesis in 3 years instead of writing something really cool.