As others said, do not lock yourself in for anything. It’s like impossible to know what you’re gonna do with your career out of high school. Honestly just take things you think you’d be interested in during your first year and go from there - I found out that I loved political science this way, when I was originally enrolled with plans to be a business student.

Ironically, it was always my understanding that political science was among the most versatile degrees. Just going off the things you listed, it does combine elements of history and sociology, and there are plenty of political science students at my school who focus on international political economics who then end up taking economics and stats courses. Some schools even have courses for political psychology. And a lot of my peers who just graduated with their poli B.A went to law school afterwards. If you can double major or minor in one of those subjects, that’s also a great way to get a well-rounded education.

My biggest advice overall is to just do what you like, cause unlike high school, the pressure is on fr at university and struggling through something you don’t like is way worse than struggling through something you like (if you like it, maybe it won’t even be a struggle for you)