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Allybee:
here are my options, minus all the languages I haven't taken and the programs that you have to decide on as a freshman:

ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Art History (taken 2)
Art Studio (taken 3... probably will end up doing this if I can't figure anything else out)
Classical Civilization (taken one but I don't speak greek or latin?)
Dance (not happening...)
English (might be locked out)
Film Studies (almost definitely locked out)
French
French Studies
French, Italian, Spanish in Translation
German Literature in English
Hebrew Studies
Iberian Studies
Italian Studies
Less Commonly Taught Languages
Music
Russian Literature in English
Theater
   SOCIAL SCIENCES
Anthropology
Economics
Government
History (why have I taken three history courses)
Philosophy
Religion
Sociology (feasible as I've taken the intro course)
   NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS (most of these are not feasible as I'd be really behind)
Astronomy
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Mathematics
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Neuroscience and Behavior
Physics
Psychology
   INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS
African American Studies Program
American Studies Program
Archaeology Program
Center for the Humanities
East Asian Studies Program
Environmental Studies Program (I might do this but you have to pick another major too)
Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program
Latin American Studies Program
Mathematics-Economics Program
Medieval Studies Program
Quantitative Analysis Center
Russian and East European Studies Program
Science in Society Program
Writing

HELP

Eris:
Surely this is something that you are supposed to decide yourself, seeing as it is you who is going to be studying said major? We are going to be no help and this thread is going to end up with people making jokes about the courses and be no help to you at all.

Ozymandias:
Well if I had to do undergrad over I'd do some flavor of history but that is me and honestly I'm not that torn up about my decision anyway.

Do what you're interested in geez.

Tom:
You're doing arts right, what do you want from your degree?
Have you actually enjoyed any of the course you've taken?

It'd be a little pointless for us to suggest courses that you don't care for and aren't going to use. For example, I'm going to doing postgrad Med so for my undergrad degree I'm majoring in Pathology/Physiology. Like Hannah said, you really have to make the decision yourself.

pwhodges:
Consider which ones you will regret having done, and cross them off; when you have one left, do that; but if you have none left, skip education.

I mean, ask a silly question: get a silly answer!

What are you interested in?  What might you do well in?  What would you like to do after studying, and which would be most help for that?  Note, these are not necessarily the same, so you may have to add more criteria; or just choose between them.

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