Khar: There was in my program. There are all sorts of electives like that. I think I have a pretty good understanding of art, but I know I would have gone nuts only learning about art. I really enjoyed my history, literature, and biology courses and all of them are useful to my work.
Ally, you really need to decide this for yourself. Some people just absolutely know what they want to do in college, but a lot don't. I think about half of my friends switched majors at least once. Some are getting masters degrees in something completely unrelated to their bachelors degree, including some of the people who are in my program right now. (Yes, people who didn't major in art in undergrad can still go into grad art related programs.) Whatever your biggest interest is in, that's what you should go for. If you like art, do things in studio or design. If you like history, that involves things like anthropology, archeology, art history, etc. If you like speaking in another language, major in that! There's always a demand for translators or teaching english in other countries. (One of my art school friends is in Japan teaching english right now and she loves it.) Honestly, if I did my undergrad over, I'd probably have taken more bio courses or done a double major in bio/zoology.