You might want to consider majoring in environmental studies at Ithaca College. It requires an unusual kind of breadth coupled with focused understanding.
Environmental studies is broader than environmental science .
The environmental studies major is grounded in the sciences, since understanding environmental issues requires considerable scientific expertise, but it is certainly not limited to the sciences. You will be expected to broaden your thinking about the environment by taking courses in the social sciences and humanities as well, since, after all, much of what we do is related to our beliefs and values. You will quickly find that many environmental questions turn on differing conceptions of what constitutes a good life and how we ought to live, questions of a very different sort. The environmental studies major combines the best and most rigorous technical and scientific education with the insight and perspective of the humanities. It is a practical major, and it will prepare you for graduate school, employment, and life.